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The beautiful Walker Bay coast along which Hermanus is situated is world-renowned for its fantastic land-based whale-watching opportunities…
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Kathie Buley organised a visit to Die Bron Primary School in Stanford for members of U3A History Interest Group. It turned out to be…
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Walker Bay related articles are now removed from the History website. Further research shows new evidence and will be inserted to the…
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People's stories can provide unique insights into both big and small history, often revealing different perspectives on the same…
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The perception that women, since the beginning of time, have ended up with the short end of the stick in social hierarchies may not be…
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A former teacher in Hermanus created Swallow Park over a century ago after she retired. Swallow was given a nick name as she was…
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FRIDAY 23 MAY at 10:00 in the Catholic Church Hall TERROIR, a South African Context. by Conrad Louw Cape Winemaster, Conrad…
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Magdeline Neethling, a former teacher in Hermanus created Swallow Park over a century ago after she retired. Her nickname Swallow was…
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FRIDAY 9 MAY at 10:00 in the Catholic Church Hall KAROOZING: An Ode to the Open Road. by Darryl David Darryl David, author,…
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FRIDAY 2 MAY at 10:00 in the Catholic Church Hall From Kitchen Dutch to official language by Tom McLachlan A century…
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FRIDAY 25 April at 10:00 in the Catholic Church Hall Meet the Fyn Boss – Sean Privett of Grootbos A multimedia presentation by…
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