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BUILDING ON HIGH STREET IS A REBUILD OF 1894. WHILE THE SMALLER BUILDING ON BATHURST STREET IS A 1840'S BUILDING WITH 1880'S ORNAMENT AND LATER VERANDAH. SEE VAN DER RIET V111 5.
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Location
Location
- Sarah Baartman
- Makana
Gradings
Grading
archiveimport Grading by: South African Heritage Resources Agency
Late Victorian/Edwardian double storey shop, forming part of important grouping._x000D_
This is a fine late Victorian shop front of two floors with a domed corner tower jutting out and overhanging curved verandah roof. Free Renaissance facade treatment with fenestration of paired arches. Dates from 1872.
Declarations
Declaration
The facades of the four double-storeyed shop buildings, situated as follows:
(a) 32-34 High Street, Grahamstown
(i) Certain piece of land, being the remaining extent of Lot 8 (now known as the Remainder of Erf 3903, Grahamstown), situate in the Municipality of the City of Grahamstown, Division of Albany; and
(ii) ceratin piece of land, being a portion of part of Erf 8 (now known as Erf 3904, Grahamstown), situate in the Municipality of the City of Grahamstown, Division of Albany.
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