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The Genadendal Moravian Mission Station, which was founded by the missionary George Schmidt in 1737, is the oldest mission village in the Republic. The large number of historic buildings within the historic core date from the eighteenth and nineteenth cen
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The Genadendal Moravian Mission Station, which was founded by the missionary George Schmidt in 1737, is the oldest mission village in the Republic. The large number of historic buildings within the historic core date from the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries and are predominantly in the Cape Dutch and vernacular styles.
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The property with the historic buildings thereon, being certain piece of land situate at Genadendal in the Division of Caledon, being Glebe Land No.3, as depicted by the figure abc d e f g h j k on Surveyor's Diagram SG 2001/78, dated 21 April 1978, measuring 2,8676 hectares, and filed in the. office of the Surveyor General. Deed of Transfer 7932/1954, dated 28 May 1954 (paragraph 5).
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