REMEMBERING ESJE DU TOIT
Esje du Toit grew up on a farm just outside during the war years and from an early age she wanted to know more about the 'olden…
Read more →Esje du Toit grew up on a farm just outside during the war years and from an early age she wanted to know more about the 'olden…
Read more →HERMANUS HISTORY SOCIETY: Site visit on 22 August 2022 A year ago Dr Pieter Boon gave the society a very interesting talk via Zoom on…
Read more →Hi Everyone, We hope that you are all well. We are sorry that we are unable to meet and we have thought about zoom meetings. However, we…
Read more →Following on last week’s article which presented a picture of how the Group Areas Act led to the segregation of residential areas and…
Read more →Like all South African human settlements, Hermanus has been shaped in many ways by apartheid. Through his research into how the Group Areas…
Read more →As we saw in the previous article, Hermanus society and the founding of NGOs, our town has an abundance of voluntary organisations that…
Read more →In this comprehensive new series on the history of Hermanus, DR ROBIN LEE turns his attention to the proliferation of non-government…
Read more →Writer Dr Robin Lee A review of holiday homes in Hermanus covers two categories of accommodation. The rst category refers to fairly…
Read more →In Part 5 of this series of articles on the early development of business in Hermanus, DR ROBIN LEE of the Hermanus History Society turns…
Read more →By the 1950s, business and domestic life in Hermanus co-existed side-by-side. Many of the town’s early settler families lived in…
Read more →In Part 2 of his comprehensive history on the early development of business in Hermanus, DR ROBIN LEE of the Hermanus History Society…
Read more →In Part 1 of this article, we looked at the earliest moves towards developing businesses in Hermanus, and how they gained momentum in the…
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