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Identifiers
Location
Location
- Buffalo City
Gradings
Grading
archiveimport Grading by: South African Heritage Resources Agency
This predominantly neo-Gothic building probably dates from the eighteen fifties and was used for several decades as a school by the Wesleyans. The building has been used as a Synagogue since 1908. With the two adjoining buildings, which were also originally erected by the Wesleyan Church, it forms an impressive building complex.
Declarations
Declaration
Certain piece of land with the Synagogue thereon, being originally perpetual quitrent and being division 2 of Lots 2, 3 and 4, Berkley Street (now known as Erf 905), in the town of King William's Town, Division of King William's Town, in extent thirty-two (32) square roods, nine decimal thirty-six (9.36) square feet.
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