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Location
Location
- Bojanala
- Rustenburg
Rustenburg
Gradings
Grading
archiveimport Grading by: South African Heritage Resources Agency
Construction on this neo-Gothic church building started in 1898, but owing to the outbreak of the Anglo-Boer War the finishing touches could only be done in 1903. During the war the building was used by the British as a hospital and it is alleged that six wounded British soldiers received the Victoria Cross in the church. In 1974 it was tastefully restored and the interior is particularly impressive.
Declarations
Declaration
The Dutch Reformed Church Building, Rustenburg, being situated on certain Stand 1877, situate on Plein and Burgers Streets, in the town of Rustenburg, and measuring 1,405 6 morgen.
Certificate of Consolidated Title 16788/1962, dated 13 August 1962.
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