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Bloemfontein accommodation. This museum in Bloemfontein tracks the history of Afrikaans writers and their works.
Even the works of Afrikaans authors that were anti-apartheid, such as Andre Brink, have been preserved here.
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| Phone: | 051 405 4034 |
| Email: | naln@sac.fs.gov.za |
| Website: | http://www.fs.gov.za |
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Bloemfontein's Fourth Raadsaal, built in the same style as the Appeal Court, was built in 1893. Today, this is the home of the Free States provincial legislature.
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The Appeal Court in Bloemfontein was built in 1929 using the local sandstone construction for which the region is well known.
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In 1861, the Old Presidency building in Bloemfontein was built in the spot that was once the British Major Henry Warden's farmhouse.
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Built by Major Henry Warden (the local British representative) in 1849, the First Raadsaal is the oldest building in Bloemfontein.
Originally this plain, white building was intended as a school, but when the region declared itself and independent republic in 1854, this was where the local people ... [ read more... ] |
