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The Pinelands Garden City originated with Richard Stuttaford, who actively promoted this new concept. The town planner and architect Albert J. Thompson drew up the plans in 1919. In 1923 the original section known as the Meadway was laid out and built on
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Location
Location
- City of Cape Town
Address:
5 The Mead
Pinelands
Cape Town
Gradings
Grading
archiveimport Grading by: South African Heritage Resources Agency
This is part of the oldest so-called garden city in South Africa.
Declarations
Declaration
(a) Certain piece of land situate in the Cape Division in the Municipality of Pinelands, being Lot 13, Block C, a portion of the Garden Cities Site (now Erf 129), Pinelands) and measuring six hundred and thirty-seven (637) square metres; and
(ii) certain piece of land, situate as above, being Lot 14, Block C, a portion of the Graden Cities Site (now Erf 130, Pinelands) and measuring two hundred and seventy (270) square metres.
Deed of Transfer 16015/1971, dated 21 June 1971
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