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Record Administration
Structures
Built Environment Recordings
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Bibliography archive: Rainier, M 'The Albert Jackson School Buildings' Looking Back, II (2), June 1962, pp 10-13
Location
Location
- Sarah Baartman
- Makana
Gradings
Grading
archiveimport Grading by: South African Heritage Resources Agency
The establishment of the Grey Institute is closely associated with the introduction of organised education in the Cape Province under the administration of Sir George Grey. The buildings of the Grey Institute are in the neo-Gothic style and form an essential part of the appearance and character of the historic core of Port Elizabeth.
Declarations
Declaration
The permanent buildings, including the Institute Building, the Rector's house, the hall and the ablution block on the site of the historic Grey Institute, situate on Erf 2580 (formerly known as a certain piece of land sitaute in Belmont Terrace, Port Elizabeth, being subdivision School Erf of the divided land granted to the Board of Managers of the Public Schools of Port Elizabeth upon the Grey Foundation on 10 December 1856) and measuring as such two hundred and fifty (250) square roods.
Media
Media
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