Overview
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Identifiers
Classifications
| Use Period | Use | |
|---|---|---|
Location
Location
- Thabo Mofutsanyane
- Dihlabeng
Bethlehem
Gradings
Grading
archiveimport Grading by: South African Heritage Resources Agency
This impressive sandstone building was erected in 1894 by the Dutch-Reformed Church to house the girls’ school known as the Seminary. Since 1903 the building has been used as a girls’ hostel by the co-educational Government school, except for a period of eight years when it functioned as the Girls Government School. The building therefore occupies an important place in the history of education in Bethlehem.
Declarations
Declaration
The property together with the girls' hostel known as the Seminary thereon, being certain Remainder of Erf 542,
situated in the Township of Bethlehem, District of Bethlehem, in extend 4 387 (four thou sand three hundred and
eighty-seven) square metres.
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