List of heritage sites in Gauteng

This is a list of the heritage sites in Gauteng as recognized by the South African Heritage Resource Agency ^[1]

SAHRA identifier	Site name	Description	Town	District	NHRA status	Coordinates	Image
9/2/200/0003	Meyer Dwelling, Meyersdal, Alberton District			Alberton	Provisional Protection	26°17′31″S 28°05′50″E / 26.291846°S 28.097212°E
9/2/209/0001	Old Post Office, Market Street, Boksburg	Type of site: Post Office	Boksburg	Boksburg	Provincial Heritage Site	26°13′20″S 28°15′28″E / 26.222341°S 28.257874°E
9/2/209/0002	Old Magistrates Office, Church Street, Boksburg	The old Government Building at Boksburg is situated in Church Street near the station and the well-known Boksburg Lake The building was designed in1889, two years after the establishment of the town of Boksburg by Sytze Wierda, the "Goverenements Ingenieur en Architect" of the South African Republic, to accommodate the mining commissioner, the post office and other govern Type of site: Magistrates Office. Historical Interest The building was designed in 1889, two years after the establishment of the town of Boksburg by Sytze Wierda, the "Goverenements Ingenieur en Architect" of the South African Republic, to accommodate the mining commissioner, the post of	Boksburg	Boksburg	Provincial Heritage Site	26°13′12″S 28°14′27″E / 26.22001°S 28.24091°E	Media related to Old Magistrates Office, Boksburg at Wikimedia Commons
9/2/209/0006	Farmhouse, Vlakplaats, Boksburg District	Type of site: Farm House (European Settler)		Boksburg	Provisional Protection	26°13′02″S 28°15′28″E / 26.217190°S 28.257866°E
9/2/209/0007	St Michael and All Angels Church, Plein Street, Boksburg	The church of St Michael and All Angels was designed by Sir Herbert Baker in the Romanesque style and consecrated in 1912. Type of site: Church	Boksburg	Boksburg	Provincial Heritage Site	26°13′18″S 28°14′30″E / 26.221802°S 28.241550°E	Media related to St Michael and All Angels Church at Wikimedia Commons
9/2/209/0008	Conservation Areas, Boksburg	Type of site: Conservation area	Boksburg	Boksburg	Heritage Area	26°13′12″S 28°15′41″E / 26.220117°S 28.261433°E
9/2/211/0001	Pentecost Protestant Church, Abrahamowitz Street, Brakpan	Type of site: Church	Brakpan	Brakpan	Register	26°13′07″S 28°23′02″E / 26.218559°S 28.383806°E	Media related to Pentecost Protestant Church, Brakpan at Wikimedia Commons
9/2/223/0002	Horwood Homestead, Edenvale, Germiston District		Edenvale	Germiston	Provincial Heritage Site	26°08′41″S 28°09′54″E / 26.144835°S 28.165061°E
9/2/223/0004	Simmer and Jack Mine Houses, Main Reef Road, Germiston		Germiston	Germiston	Provisional Protection	26°11′48″S 28°09′54″E / 26.196573°S 28.165099°E
9/2/223/0011	St Andrew's Presbyterian Church, F H Odendaal Street, Germiston	The St Andrew's Presbyterian Congregation was established in 1890 and its early history is closely interwoven with that of Germiston itself. The corner-stone of the present well preserved church building, which was designed in the neo-Gothic style, was la Type of site: Church	Germiston	Germiston	Provincial Heritage Site	26°12′46″S 28°09′45″E / 26.212903°S 28.162450°E
9/2/226/0001	60 Strydom Street, Heidelberg.	The Standard Bank of British South Africa occupied this building from August 1879 to October 1881. This period included the duration of the first Anglo-Boer war (Dec 1880 to March 1881)	Heidelberg	Heidelberg	Provincial Heritage Site	26°30′06″S 28°21′25″E / 26.5015861111°S 28.3570222222°E
9/2/226/0002	De Rust Farmstead, Boschhoek, Heidelberg District	Type of site: Farm Complex		Heidelberg	Provincial Heritage Site	26°29′28″S 28°23′03″E / 26.491001°S 28.384178°E
9/2/226/0003	Old Residence, H F Verwoerd Street, Heidelberg		Heidelberg	Heidelberg	Provisional Protection	26°29′52″S 28°21′32″E / 26.497863°S 28.358828°E
9/2/226/0004	Dutch Reformed Church, H F Verwoerd Street, Heidelberg	The D.R. Church in Heidelberg, situated in HF Verwoerd Street, is one of the finest examples in Gauteng of a church built of stone. It is visible from all sides and is indeed a worthy monument. The corner-stone of the church was laid on 12 April 1890, Type of site: Church. The church was inaugurated in 1890. At a meeting held in the basement hall on 24 July 1903, it was decided to establish a "Volkskool". As a result of this, the present "Hoër Volkskool" and the Heidelberg Training College came into being.	Heidelberg	Heidelberg	Provincial Heritage Site	26°29′57″S 28°21′21″E / 26.499228°S 28.355857°E
9/2/226/0005	Boer Houses and Farmyard, Suikerbosrand Nature Reserve, Diepkloof, Heidelberg District	Type of site: Dwellings, Farm Complex		Heidelberg	Provincial Heritage Site	26°29′28″S 28°23′03″E / 26.491001°S 28.384178°ESuikerbosrand Nature Reserve, Diepkloof, Heidelberg District)
9/2/226/0007	NZASM Station, Voortrekker Street, Heidelberg	The exceptional railway station building at Heidelberg, with its Dutch stepped gable on the street side and decorative gable on the platform side, was festively opened on 10 October 1896. The guests of honour at this occasion were Dr W. J. Leyds, State Se Type of site: Station Building	Heidelberg	Heidelberg	Provincial Heritage Site	26°30′01″S 28°21′29″E / 26.500408°S 28.358123°E
9/2/226/0008	Volk School Primary, Begeman Street, Heidelberg	The "Volkskool" was founded in 1903 at a meeting held in the basement hall of the Dutch Reformed Church, Heidelberg. This school building was erected in 1907 in memory of the inhabitants of the District of Heidelberg, who lost their lives during the Anglo Type of site: School	Heidelberg	Heidelberg	Provincial Heritage Site	26°29′52″S 28°21′24″E / 26.49777°S 28.3566°E
9/2/228/0001/032-001	Old Hebrew High School Building, Hillbrow, Johannesburg.	Type of site: School. This building was designed by Kallenbach and Kennedy during 1910 for J.H. Isaacs. It was built as a Hebrew school with 4 classrooms, 1 assembly hall, a cloakroom and a committee room, at a cost of 2 500. Bedrooms, a kitchen and a sitting room were added i	Johannesburg, Hillbrow	Johannesburg	Register	26°11′20″S 28°02′56″E / 26.188889°S 28.048889°E
9/2/228/0001/078-001	Villa Guy, Peter's Place and Dudley Court, Seventh Avenue, Parktown North, Johannesburg	Apart from minor changes, the buildings have survived substantially intact and are excellent examples of small suburban "maisonettes" in the Art Deco Moderne Style. They are the only buildings of their kind in Parktown North.	Johannesburg, Parktown North	Johannesburg	Register	26°08′41″S 28°01′44″E / 26.144807°S 28.028984°E
9/2/228/0003	The View, Parktown, Johannesburg		Johannesburg, Parktown	Johannesburg	Provincial Heritage Site	26°10′53″S 28°02′43″E / 26.181364°S 28.045261°EThe View, Parktown, Johannesburg)	Media related to The View, Parktown at Wikimedia Commons
9/2/228/0004	Ansteys Building, Jeppe Street, Johannesburg		Johannesburg	Johannesburg	Provincial Heritage Site	26°12′07″S 28°02′33″E / 26.201925°S 28.042479°EAnsteys Building, Jeppe Street, Johannesburg)
9/2/228/0005/001	Conservation Area, Parktown, Johannesburg	Type of site: Conservation area	Johannesburg	Johannesburg	Heritage Area	26°11′01″S 28°02′30″E / 26.183480°S 28.041739°E
9/2/228/0006	Whitehall Court, Killarney, Johannesburg	Type of site: Flats	Johannesburg, Killarney	Johannesburg	Provisional Protection	26°10′05″S 28°03′07″E / 26.168104°S 28.051836°EWhitehall Court, Killarney, Johannesburg)	Media related to Whitehall Court, Johannesburg at Wikimedia Commons
9/2/228/0008	Jeppe High School for Boys, Kensington, Johannesburg	Type of site: School	Johannesburg, Kensington	Johannesburg	Provincial Heritage Site	26°11′59″S 28°04′51″E / 26.199679°S 28.080917°EJeppe High School for Boys, Kensington, Johannesburg)
9/2/228/0009	Tracey's Folly, 11 Grace Road, Observatory, Johannesburg		Johannesburg, Observatory	Johannesburg	Provisional Protection	26°10′11″S 28°05′09″E / 26.1698333333°S 28.0857555555°E
9/2/228/0015	Mohamedan Primary School, Burgersdorp, Johannesburg	Type of site: School	Johannesburg, Burgersdorp	Johannesburg	Provincial Heritage Site	26°12′08″S 28°01′25″E / 26.202156°S 28.023494°E
9/2/228/0019/001	Compound, Newtown Electricity Site, Johannesburg		Johannesburg, Newtown	Johannesburg	Provincial Heritage Site	26°12′09″S 28°01′54″E / 26.202453°S 28.031657°E
9/2/228/0020	Kimberley House, 44 Pritchard Street, Johannesburg		Johannesburg	Johannesburg	Provincial Heritage Site	26°12′13″S 28°02′27″E / 26.203725°S 28.0407°E
9/2/228/0021	Zaxonia-and -Hanson Building, Diagonal Street, Johannesburg		Johannesburg	Johannesburg	Provisional Protection	26°12′16″S 28°02′11″E / 26.204408°S 28.036461°E
9/2/228/0029	Salisbury House, 218-220 Marshall Street, Jeppestown, Johannesburg		Johannesburg, Jeppestown	Johannesburg	Provincial Heritage Site	26°12′23″S 28°03′13″E / 26.2064083333°S 28.0535611111°E
9/2/228/0031	Sunny Side Park, York Road, Parktown, Johannesburg	Type of site: Hotel	Johannesburg, Parktown	Johannesburg	Provincial Heritage Site	26°10′43″S 28°02′49″E / 26.178631°S 28.046901°ESunny Side Park, York Road, Parktown, Johannesburg)	Media related to Sunnyside Park Hotel at Wikimedia Commons
9/2/228/0032	Fever Hospital, Braamfontein, Johannesburg	Type of site: Hospital	Johannesburg, Braamfontein	Johannesburg	Provincial Heritage Site	26°11′27″S 28°02′28″E / 26.190765°S 28.041228°E
9/2/228/0034	SA Institute for Medical Research, Hospital Hill, Johannesburg	Type of site: Hospital	Johannesburg	Johannesburg	Provincial Heritage Site	26°12′16″S 28°06′58″E / 26.204446°S 28.116160°E
9/2/228/0035	Old Fort, Hospital Hill, Johannesburg	Johannesburg’s historic old fort stands in Kotzi Street on Hospital Hill, to the north of the city centre. In 1896 the Government of the South African Republic decided to build a fort round the existing prison. The prison was built already in 1892 and enlarged in 1894. The fort was completed in 1899 and handed over to the State Artillery. At the end of 1895 a Type of site: Fort. Historical interest. In 1896 the Government of the South African Republic decided to build a fort round the existing prison. The prison was built already in 1892 and enlarged in 1894. The fort was completed in 1899 and handed over to the State Artillery.	Johannesburg	Johannesburg	Provincial Heritage Site	26°11′19″S 28°02′33″E / 26.18872945°S 28.0425320590456°E	Media related to Johannesburg Fort at Wikimedia Commons
9/2/228/0036	Parktown Boys' High School, Wellington Avenue, Parktown, Johannesburg	Type of site: School	Johannesburg, Parktown	Johannesburg	Provincial Heritage Site	26°11′05″S 28°02′05″E / 26.184793°S 28.034622°EParktown Boys' High School, Wellington Avenue, Parktown, Johannesburg)
9/2/228/0039	Casa Bedo, Waverley, Johannesburg	Casa Bedo is an extremely important house in the development of the South African architecture, being the adaptation of the Prairie House to this country. It created a whole new fashion which spread beyond Johannesburg. The building was designed by Doug	Johannesburg, Waverley	Johannesburg	Register	26°08′09″S 28°04′43″E / 26.135749°S 28.078615°E
9/2/228/0041	House Hains, 34 Becker Street, Yeoville, Johannesburg	Type of site: House	Johannesburg, Yeoville	Johannesburg	Provincial Heritage Site	26°11′01″S 28°03′39″E / 26.18365°S 28.0607°E
9/2/228/0042	Bezuidenhout Farmstead and Jonkers House, Dewetshof, Johannesburg	Type of site: Farm Complex	Johannesburg, Dewetshof	Johannesburg	Provincial Heritage Site	26°12′12″S 28°02′39″E / 26.203419°S 28.044290°E
9/2/228/0044	The Cullinan, 3 Ash Street, Houghton Estate, Johannesburg		Johannesburg, Houghton Estate	Johannesburg	Provincial Heritage Site	26°10′33″S 28°03′46″E / 26.1759083333°S 28.0628722222°E
9/2/228/0045	Glenshiel, Woolston Road, Westcliff, Johannesburg	This imposing building was designed by Sir Herbert Baker and his partner, Fleming. It was built between 1909 and 1910 for Lieut.-Col. William Dalrymple (later Sir William Dalrymple). "Glenshier' is known as one of Sir Herbert Baker's bigger houses. The or ...	Johannesburg, Westcliff	Johannesburg	Provincial Heritage Site	26°10′20″S 28°01′39″E / 26.172279°S 28.027391°EGlenshiel, Woolston Road, Westcliff, Johannesburg)
9/2/228/0048	Emoyeni, Parktown, Johannesburg	Emoyeni was designed by the pioneering firm of Johannesburg architects Leck & Emley and was completed in 1906 for H. C. Hull, later the first Minister of Finance in the Union Parliament. The house was designed in the Neo Queen Anne style.	Johannesburg, Parktown	Johannesburg	Provincial Heritage Site	26°10′30″S 28°04′18″E / 26.174943°S 28.071793°EEmoyeni, Parktown, Johannesburg)	Media related to Emoyeni, Parktown at Wikimedia Commons
9/2/228/0049	Barclays Bank Museum, 90 Market Street, Johannesburg	Type of site: Bank Current use: Museum.	Johannesburg	Johannesburg	Provisional Protection	26°12′18″S 28°02′27″E / 26.2050944444°S 28.0408111111°E
9/2/228/0054	Savernake, 13 Jubilee Road, Parktown, Johannesburg		Johannesburg	Johannesburg	Register	26°10′39″S 28°02′25″E / 26.1774527777°S 28.0403611111°ESavernake, 13 Jubilee Road, Parktown, Johannesburg)
9/2/228/0057	Emil Kessler Locomotive, South Station Building, Johannesburg	Type of site: Locomotive	Johannesburg	Johannesburg	Heritage Object
9/2/228/0058	143 Fulham Road, Brixton, Johannesburg		Johannesburg, Brixton	Johannesburg	Provincial Heritage Site	26°11′36″S 28°00′10″E / 26.1932583333°S 28.0028416666°E	Media related to 143 Fulham Road, Brixton at Wikimedia Commons
9/2/228/0059	Old Post Office, 315 Main Street, Jeppestown, Johannesburg	Type of site: Post Office	Johannesburg, Jeppestown	Johannesburg	Provincial Heritage Site	26°12′15″S 28°03′51″E / 26.2041055555°S 28.0642222222°E
9/2/228/0060	33 Landau Terrace, Richmond, Johannesburg		Johannesburg, Richmond	Johannesburg	Provincial Heritage Site	26°10′46″S 28°00′53″E / 26.1793166666°S 28.0145861111°E
9/2/228/0061	De Klerk's Coppersmith, Doornfontein, Johannesburg		Johannesburg, Doornfontein	Johannesburg	Provincial Heritage Site	26°11′50″S 28°03′15″E / 26.197235°S 28.054286°E
9/2/228/0063	Hazeldene Hall, Parktown, Johannesburg		Johannesburg, Parktown	Johannesburg	Provincial Heritage Site	26°10′52″S 28°02′45″E / 26.181158°S 28.045750°EHazeldene Hall, Parktown, Johannesburg)	Media related to Hazeldene Hall, Parktown at Wikimedia Commons
9/2/228/0064	Dolobran, Parktown, Johannesburg	This house, known as Dolobran, was designed for Sir Charles Llewellyn Andersson by the firm J. A. Cope and Christie and was completed in 1906. The building is exceptionally eclectic in style.	Johannesburg, Parktown	Johannesburg	Provincial Heritage Site	26°10′43″S 28°02′15″E / 26.178510°S 28.037565°EDolobran, Parktown, Johannesburg)
9/2/228/0067	Rissik Street Post Office, Rissik Street, Johannesburg	This building was originally designed by Sytze Wierda. Construction work was started around 1896 under the supervision of M. Meischke and A. Reid. The foundation stone of the building was laid on 27 January 1897 by J. van Apphen, the Postmaster General. In 1 Type of site: Post Office. This building was originally designed by Sytze Wierda. Construction work was started around 1896 under the supervision of M. Meischke and A. Reid. The foundation stone of the building was laid on 27 January 1897 by J. van Apphen, the Postmaster General.	Johannesburg	Johannesburg	Provincial Heritage Site	26°12′05″S 28°02′30″E / 26.201280°S 28.041647°E	Media related to Rissik Street Post Office, Johannesburg at Wikimedia Commons
9/2/228/0068	City Hall Complex, Rissik Street, Johannesburg	The corner-stone of the City Hall Complex was laid on 29 November 1910 by the Duke of Connaught and Strathearn and the building was officially opened on 7 April 1915 by Governor-General Lord Buxton. It was designed in a grandiose Edwardian Baroque style. site: City Hall	Johannesburg	Johannesburg	Provincial Heritage Site	26°12′16″S 28°02′30″E / 26.204364°S 28.041573°E	Media related to Johannesburg Town Hall at Wikimedia Commons
9/2/228/0069	Johannesburg Art Gallery, Joubert Park, Johannesburg	Type of site: Art Gallery	Johannesburg	Johannesburg	Provincial Heritage Site	26°11′49″S 28°02′50″E / 26.197031°S 28.047105°EJohannesburg Art Gallery, Joubert Park, Johannesburg)	Media related to Johannesburg Art Gallery at Wikimedia Commons
9/2/228/0070	Poswohl Synagogue, Mooi Street, Johannesburg	The cornerstone of this neo-Byzantine synagogue was laid on 24 August 1921. The building was erected by a community of Jews who emigrated from Poswohl in Lithuania to Johannesburg after the turn of the century.	Johannesburg	Johannesburg	Provincial Heritage Site	26°12′07″S 28°03′03″E / 26.201866°S 28.050781°E
9/2/228/0071	Lion House, 20 Roberts Avenue, Kensington, Johannesburg		Johannesburg, Kensington	Johannesburg	Provincial Heritage Site	26°12′02″S 28°04′39″E / 26.2004277777°S 28.0775694444°E
9/2/228/0072	29 Durris Street, Forest Town, Johannesburg		Johannesburg, Forest Town	Johannesburg	Provincial Heritage Site	26°10′13″S 28°02′02″E / 26.1704166666°S 28.0339916666°E
9/2/228/0076	37 Carter Road, Forest Hill, Johannesburg		Johannesburg, Forest Hill	Johannesburg	Provincial Heritage Site	26°15′10″S 28°02′19″E / 26.2528305555°S 28.0387222222°E
9/2/228/0077	Friedenskirche, Twist Street, Hillbrow, Johannesburg		Johannesburg, Hillbrow	Johannesburg	Provincial Heritage Site	26°11′30″S 28°02′51″E / 26.191704°S 28.047582°E
9/2/228/0078	North Lodge, Parktown, Johannesburg	North Lodge was designed by Herbert J. Aldwyncle and completed in 1906 for H. S. Wilson. The architect endeavored imitate a French castle from the late Gothic period, and the result was the most architecturally romantic house in Parktown.	Johannesburg, Parktown	Johannesburg	Provincial Heritage Site	26°10′59″S 28°02′30″E / 26.182917°S 28.041719°ENorth Lodge, Parktown, Johannesburg)
9/2/228/0079	Hotel School, 231 Smith Street, Johannesburg	Type of site: Hotel, Training School	Johannesburg	Johannesburg	Register	26°13′39″S 27°56′02″E / 26.227419°S 27.933780°E
9/2/228/0080	Dan Pienaar Creche, Parktown, Johannesburg	The building was designed in 1902 by Aburrow and Treeby and erected during 1902/03 for Mr H.F. Watson. Mr Watson remained there until 1919. It was later bought by Sister Rhodes Samuels.	Johannesburg, Parktown	Johannesburg	Register	26°10′50″S 28°02′21″E / 26.180645°S 28.039101°E
9/2/228/0081	Darjeeling House, St John's Road, Houghton Estate, Johannesburg	Darjeeling House was designed by Mr T Schaerer, a well-known Johannesburg architect, and erected in 1910. The building has a simplified Dutch gable and long covered verandah. Except for additions in 1913 and 1976, alterations had been limited.	Johannesburg, Houghton Estate	Johannesburg	Register	26°09′00″S 28°03′02″E / 26.150073°S 28.050499°E
9/2/228/0082	Melville Primary School, 63 Second Avenue, Melville, Johannesburg	Type of site: School	Johannesburg, Mellville	Johannesburg	Register	26°10′36″S 28°00′19″E / 26.1766305555°S 28.0053138888°E
9/2/228/0083	Gable Ends, 3 Jubilee Road, Parktown, Johannesburg		Johannesburg, Parktown	Johannesburg	Provisional Protection	26°10′42″S 28°02′17″E / 26.1782361111°S 28.0379611111°E	Media related to Gable Ends, Parktown at Wikimedia Commons
9/2/228/0084	Solomon House, 5 Jubilee Road, Parktown, Johannesburg		Johannesburg	Johannesburg	Register	26°10′42″S 28°02′19″E / 26.1782861111°S 28.0386916666°E
9/2/228/0085	Phoenix Foundry, 87 Hay Street, Ophirton, Johannesburg	Type of site: Foundry Iron/Brass	Johannesburg, Ophirton	Johannesburg	Register	26°13′20″S 28°01′45″E / 26.2223527777°S 28.0291583333°E
9/2/228/0087	Terrace Houses, Bertrams, Johannesburg	Type of site: Terrace. These Terraced Houses designed and built in 1905 are a very rare example of terrace housing in Johannesburg. These houses with their bow windows, each topped with a crenallated lintel and a gable above that with a miniature porticoed gable.	Johannesburg, Bertrams	Johannesburg	Register	26°11′36″S 28°03′58″E / 26.193211°S 28.066176°E
9/2/228/0095	Langlaagte Deep Mining Village, Langlaagte, Johannesburg		Johannesburg, Langlaagte	Johannesburg	Provincial Heritage Site	26°12′04″S 27°59′23″E / 26.201158°S 27.989774°E
9/2/228/0096	Crown Mines Head Office, Crown Mines, Johannesburg		Johannesburg, Crown Mines	Johannesburg	Provincial Heritage Site	26°12′14″S 28°02′50″E / 26.203967°S 28.047085°E
9/2/228/0097	Pilrig House, 1 Rockridge Road, Parktown, Johannesburg		Johannesburg, Parktown	Johannesburg	Provincial Heritage Site	26°10′41″S 28°01′56″E / 26.1781861111°S 28.0322611111°E
9/2/228/0098	Central Block, University of the Witwatersrand, Johannesburg		Johannesburg	Johannesburg	Provincial Heritage Site	26°12′13″S 28°02′34″E / 26.203550°S 28.042767°EUniversity of the Witwatersrand, Johannesburg)	Media related to Central Block, University of the Witwatersrand at Wikimedia Commons
9/2/228/0099	Cuthberts Building, Eloff Street, Johannesburg	The firm of WM Cuthbert & Co, shoe merchants, was established in 1882. Their Johannesburg building was designed by architects Stucke & Bannister and was completed in 1904. It rapidly became a major landmark in the mining town and retains many of its Victorian details. It was declared a National Monument under old NMC legislation on 27 June 1986.	Johannesburg	Johannesburg	Provincial Heritage Site	26°12′41″S 28°02′39″E / 26.211495°S 28.044237°E	Media related to Cuthberts Building, Johannesburg at Wikimedia Commons
9/2/228/0104	The Hamlet, Parktown, Johannesburg	The house was designed by Leck and Emley in the Arts and Crafts tradition for Frederick William Diamond, a stockborker and accountant who had come to Johannesburg just after the discovery of gold.	Johannesburg, Parktown	Johannesburg	Register	26°10′50″S 28°02′21″E / 26.180645°S 28.039101°E
9/2/228/0113	Northwards, Parktown, Johannesburg	This mansion was designed in 1904 by Sir Herbert Baker. It is constructed of dressed mountain stone and brick and, from a town-planning point of view, forms an essential part of Parktown. Type of site: House	Johannesburg, Parktown	Johannesburg	Provincial Heritage Site	26°10′50″S 28°02′21″E / 26.180645°S 28.039101°ENorthwards, Parktown, Johannesburg)
9/2/228/0114/001	Chinese United Club Mansions, 6 Commissioner Street, Johannesburg	Type of site: Flats. Building commenced in 1948. It is surely the most closest to the Baroque style done by Pabst. The final building is very much like the early perspective drawing by Pabst, except that it has fewer floors.	Johannesburg	Johannesburg	Register	26°12′24″S 28°01′57″E / 26.2067611111°S 28.0326194444°E
9/2/228/0114/002	The house at 217A Frederick Drive, Northcliff, Johannesburg	Type of site: House. Possibly the first Pabst house in South Africa built for Dr. and Mrs Jochel, bother-in-law of Mr. Cohen the founder of Northcliff. Built in the International Style around 1935.	Johannesburg, Northcliff	Johannesburg	Register	26°08′33″S 27°58′31″E / 26.1424055555°S 27.9752388888°E
9/2/228/0114/003	Colin Gordon Nursing Home, 15 Esselen Street, Hillbrow, Johannesburg	Of all Pabst's buildings the exterior of this one demonstrates his intoxication with curved forms to the full. The interior planning caused considerable consternation to the numerous owners of the nursing home.	Johannesburg, Hillbrow	Johannesburg	Register	26°11′27″S 28°02′42″E / 26.1907583333°S 28.0449611111°E
9/2/228/0114/004	Patidar Mansions, 40 President Street, Johannesburg	Type of site: Flats	Johannesburg	Johannesburg	Register	26°12′17″S 28°02′12″E / 26.204707°S 28.036654°E
9/2/228/0115	Stone Ledge, St David Road, Houghton, Johannesburg		Johannesburg, Houghton	Johannesburg	Provincial Heritage Site	26°10′21″S 28°04′05″E / 26.172397°S 28.068164°E
9/2/228/0116	57 St Patrick's Road, Houghton Estate, Johannesburg	The house was built in 1903 at a cost of 8 775 pounds to the design of Leck and Emley. The stables, coach house, gate posts and servants quarters were erected in 1904. It is representative of the eclecticism of the Victorian Edwardian architecture.	Johannesburg, Houghton Estate	Johannesburg	Register	26°10′45″S 28°02′28″E / 26.1790972222°S 28.0409861111°E
9/2/228/0121	Villa D'Este, 82 Jan Smuts Avenue, Saxonwold, Johannesburg	Built by Gordon Leith in 1922. Originally a Spanish style house, it was purchased in 1957 by architect David Morrison who then spent many years adapting it to resemble a Florentine villa, modelling it on the Villa D'Este in the Tivoli Gardens in Rome. From 2013 it was used as business premises for a Health Spa.	Johannesburg, Saxonwold	Johannesburg	Provincial Heritage Site	26°09′36″S 28°02′09″E / 26.1598694444°S 28.0357388888°E
9/2/228/0126	Gandhi House, 19 Albermarle Street, Troyeville, Johannesburg	Type of site: House	Johannesburg, Troyeville	Johannesburg	Provincial Heritage Site	26°11′53″S 28°04′26″E / 26.1981638888°S 28.0737888888°EGandhi House, 19 Albermarle Street, Troyeville, Johannesburg)
9/2/228/0136	Pentecostal Protestant Church, Ray Street, Sophiatown, Johannesburg	Type of site: Church	Johannesburg, Sophiatown	Johannesburg	Provincial Heritage Site	26°10′19″S 27°58′41″E / 26.171889°S 27.978175°E
9/2/228/0137	House of Dr Xuma, 73 Toby Road, Sophiatown, Johannesburg	Type of site: House	Johannesburg, Sophiatown	Johannesburg	Provincial Heritage Site	26°10′34″S 27°59′00″E / 26.1761583333°S 27.9832833333°E
9/2/228/0138	33 Toby Street, Sophiatown, Johannesburg		Johannesburg, Sophiatown	Johannesburg	Provincial Heritage Site	26°10′45″S 27°58′53″E / 26.1790555555°S 27.9813805555°E
9/2/228/0139	St Joseph's Children Home, Sophiatown, Johannesburg		Johannesburg, Sophiatown	Johannesburg	Provincial Heritage Site	26°10′37″S 27°58′40″E / 26.176932°S 27.977881°E
9/2/228/0151	Eikenlaan, 6 St Andrews Street, Parktown, Johannesburg		Johannesburg, Parktown	Johannesburg	Provisional Protection	26°11′00″S 28°02′05″E / 26.1832666666°S 28.0346694444°EEikenlaan, 6 St Andrews Street, Parktown, Johannesburg)
9/2/228/0152	House Gordon, 10-12 Seymour Road, Parktown, Johannesburg	Type of site: House. This is a large symmetrical three gabled villa, raised on a stone podium. The wide verandah which enfolds the house on three facades creates the Colonial or "homestead" quality.	Johannesburg, Parktown	Johannesburg	Register	26°10′56″S 28°01′40″E / 26.182110°S 28.027780°E
9/2/228/0153	Stonehouse, 5 Rockridge Road, Parktown, Johannesburg	This house, which Sir Herbert Baker designed for himself in 1902, contributes to Parktown's exceptional architectural character. The use of natural building materials and fine craftsmanship make it a splendid expression of the arts and crafts movement in Type of site: House. This unique residence is situated in Rock Ridge Road. Sir Herbert Baker, the well-known architect of the Union Buildings, designed and had the house built for himself.	Johannesburg, Parktown	Johannesburg	Provincial Heritage Site	26°10′42″S 28°01′56″E / 26.1782055555°S 28.0322527777°EStonehouse, 5 Rockridge Road, Parktown, Johannesburg)	Media related to Stonehouse, Parktown at Wikimedia Commons
9/2/228/0154	Farmhouse, 14 Greenhill Road, Emmarentia, Johannesburg		Johannesburg, Emmarentia	Johannesburg	Provincial Heritage Site	26°09′48″S 28°00′30″E / 26.1633027777°S 28.0082861111°E
9/2/228/0157	Jan Smuts Study, Jan Smuts House, University of the Witwatersrand, Johannesburg		Johannesburg	Johannesburg	Heritage Object	25°53′18″S 28°13′55″E / 25.888208°S 28.231831°E
9/2/228/0161	Waverley House, 5 Murray Street, Waverley, Johannesburg		Johannesburg, Waverley	Johannesburg	Provincial Heritage Site	26°08′22″S 28°04′56″E / 26.1395694444°S 28.0821694444°E
9/2/228/0164	The Pines, Gordon Hill Road, Parktown, Johannesburg	The Pines was designed by J. C. Watson and completed in 1906 for the firm of Fraser & Chalmers Ltd, to accommodate the firm’s general manager, W. E. Park. Architecturally this dwelling-house is a good example of a Johannesburg Edwardian edifice.	Johannesburg, Parktown	Johannesburg	Provincial Heritage Site	26°10′22″S 28°02′38″E / 26.172737°S 28.043965°E
9/2/228/0165	Windybrow, Hillbrow, Johannesburg	This historical building Windybrow is one of the last remaining mansions in Doornfontein. It was used, inter alia, as a homestead, officer's mess in the Anglo-Boer War and as part of the first College of Nursing in South Africa. Windybrow was constructed ...	Johannesburg, Hillbrow	Johannesburg	Provincial Heritage Site	26°11′21″S 28°02′57″E / 26.189129°S 28.049226°E
9/2/228/0171	Dutch Reformed Church, cnr Op De Bergen and Corrie Streets, Jeppestown, Johannesburg	The foundation stone of this church was laid on 5 May 1906 by General Koos de la Rey and the building was officially consecrated on 26 January 1907. The high steeple, the stained glass windows and the gables of this church are particularly imposing from a Type of site: Church	Johannesburg, Jeppestown	Johannesburg	Provincial Heritage Site	26°12′06″S 28°04′10″E / 26.201531°S 28.069430°E
9/2/228/0177	Mandela House, Ngakane Street, Orlando West, Soweto, Johannesburg	Type of site: House	Soweto, Orlando West	Johannesburg	Provincial Heritage Site	26°14′12″S 27°54′39″E / 26.236645°S 27.910901°EMandela House, Ngakane Street, Orlando West, Soweto, Johannesburg)	Media related to Mandela House at Wikimedia Commons
9/2/228/0178	Scott House, Kensington, Johannesburg		Johannesburg, Kensington	Johannesburg	Provincial Heritage Site	26°11′43″S 28°05′51″E / 26.195361°S 28.097637°E
9/2/228/0179	The Wilds, Houghton, Johannesburg	In 1925 the Johannesburg Consolidated Investment Company Ltd donated the original portion of The Wilds to the Municipal Council of Johannesburg, on condition that it be kept as an open space for the recreation of the public. Since 1936 The Wilds has been ...	Johannesburg, Houghton	Johannesburg	Provincial Heritage Site	26°10′26″S 28°03′11″E / 26.173973°S 28.053010°E	Media related to The Wilds, Johannesburg at Wikimedia Commons
9/2/228/0181	Hindu Crematorium, Brixton Cemetery, Johannesburg	Type of site: Crematorium	Johannesburg	Johannesburg	Provincial Heritage Site	26°17′52″S 27°51′16″E / 26.297899°S 27.854354°E
9/2/228/0188	St Margaret's, 3 Rockridge Road, Parktown, Johannesburg	This mansion was designed in 1904 by Sir Herbert Baker. In 1930 and 1937 further additions were made, which were designed by Baker's former partner, F. L. H. Fleming. The house, which is built of dressed mountain stone, is situated in a spacious garden.	Johannesburg, Parktown	Johannesburg	Provincial Heritage Site	26°10′41″S 28°01′56″E / 26.1781861111°S 28.0322611111°E
9/2/228/0189	Dorkay House, 5/7 Eloff Street, Johannesburg		Johannesburg	Johannesburg	Provisional Protection	26°14′56″S 28°02′08″E / 26.2488583333°S 28.0355111111°E
9/2/228/0194	Gereformeerde Church Hall, Troyeville, Johannesburg	Type of site: Church Hall	Johannesburg, Troyeville	Johannesburg	Provincial Heritage Site	26°08′13″S 27°59′41″E / 26.136966°S 27.994835°E
9/2/228/0195	Randjeslaagte Beacon, Boundary Road, Parktown, Johannesburg	This beacon marks the northern boundary of the farm "Randjeslaagte" on which Johannesburg was laid out in 1886. The Randjeslaagte Beacon stands in Boundary Road, Parktown, just off Louis Botha Avenue, one of the busiest traffic arteries of Johannesburg. Type of site: Beacon. Historical interest. This beacon marks the northern boundary of the farm "Randjeslaagte" on which Johannesburg was laid out in 1886.	Johannesburg, Parktown	Johannesburg	Provincial Heritage Site	26°10′53″S 28°02′56″E / 26.181388°S 28.049017°E
9/2/228/0196	Outcrop of Main Reef Group of Conglomerates, Langlaagte, Johannesburg	Langlaagte lies about eleven kilometres from the centre of Johannesburg. In a memorial park adjoining the Main Reef Road one may still see the excavations on the claims of the discoverers of the Main Reef Group of Conglomerates of the Witwatersrand.	Johannesburg, Langlaagte	Johannesburg	Provincial Heritage Site	26°12′36″S 27°59′16″E / 26.210036°S 27.987833°E	Media related to George Harrison Park at Wikimedia Commons
9/2/228/0197	Paul Loewenstein Collection, University of the Witwatersrand, Johannesburg		Johannesburg	Johannesburg	Heritage Object	26°11′23″S 28°01′54″E / 26.189775°S 28.031678°E
9/2/228/0198	King Edward VII School, Houghton Estate, Johannesburg	This school was established as the Johannesburg High School for Boys towards the end of the Anglo-Boer War (1899–1902) and for a few years it was also known as the Johannesburg College. Type of site: School	Johannesburg, Houghton	Johannesburg	Provincial Heritage Site	26°10′25″S 28°03′47″E / 26.173488°S 28.062991°E
9/2/228/0201	Yukon, Bezuidenhouts Valley, Johannesburg	This imposing dwelling-house was completed in about 1911 for T. F. Allen, a subsequent mayor of Johannesburg (1917–1919), and testifies to the high expectations initially cherished for this part of Bezuidenhouts Valley.	Johannesburg, Bezuidenhouts Valley	Johannesburg	Provincial Heritage Site	26°11′11″S 28°04′34″E / 26.186519°S 28.076205°E
9/2/228/0205	Enoch Sontonga Memorial Park, Braamfontein Cemetery, Johannesburg	Type of site: Garden of Remembrance	Johannesburg, Braamfontein	Johannesburg	Provincial Heritage Site	26°17′46″S 27°51′37″E / 26.295974°S 27.860148°EEnoch Sontonga Memorial Park, Braamfontein Cemetery, Johannesburg)
9/2/228/0205-001	Grave of Enoch Sontonga, Enoch Sontonga Memorial Park, Braamfontein Cemetery, Johannesburg	Type of site: Grave Current use: Grave.	Johannesburg, Braamfontein	Johannesburg	Provincial Heritage Site	26°17′45″S 27°51′36″E / 26.295762°S 27.860126°E
9/2/228/0212	Guild Cottage, Guild Road, Parktown, Johannesburg		Johannesburg, Parktown	Johannesburg	Provincial Heritage Site	26°10′52″S 28°01′06″E / 26.181092°S 28.018290°E
9/2/228/0213	Dysart House, 6 Sherborne Road, Parktown, Johannesburg		Johannesburg, Parktown	Johannesburg	Provincial Heritage Site	26°10′54″S 28°01′24″E / 26.1815472222°S 28.0234388888°E	Media related to Dysart House, Parktown at Wikimedia Commons
9/2/228/0216	Bear Lodge, 17 Elm Street, Houghton Estate, Johannesburg		Johannesburg, Houghton Estate	Johannesburg	Provincial Heritage Site	26°10′28″S 28°03′37″E / 26.1745527777°S 28.0603138888°E
9/2/228/0234	Dias Cross, University of the Witwatersrand, Johannesburg	This remarkable historical relic stands in the library of the University of the Witwatersrand at Milner Park. It is the padra of Saint Gregory, erected by the Portuguese navigator Bartholomew Diaz on 12 March 1488, at Kwaaihoek near the mouth of the Bu Type of site: Beacon	Johannesburg	Johannesburg	Heritage Object	26°11′26″S 28°01′46″E / 26.190560°S 28.029462°E
9/2/228/241/1	Women's Project: Lillian Ngoyi Grave, Avalon Cemetery, Soweto		Soweto			26°16′35″S 27°51′04″E / 26.2764°S 27.8511°ELillian Ngoyi Grave, Avalon Cemetery, Soweto)
9/2/228/241/2	Women's Project: Helen Joseph Grave, Avalon Cemetery, Soweto		Soweto			26°16′35″S 27°51′04″E / 26.2764°S 27.8511°EHelen Joseph Grave, Avalon Cemetery, Soweto)
9/2/228/241/3	Women's Project: Charlotte Maxeke Grave, Nancefield, Soweto	Statement of significance: The graves of Charlotte Makhomo Maxeke, Helen Joseph and Lilian Ngoyi is a tangible representation of their significant contribution to cultural development, education, cross-cultural exchange.	Soweto	Johannesburg	National Heritage Site	26°15′41″S 27°53′41″E / 26.261440°S 27.894641°ECharlotte Maxeke Grave, Nancefield, Soweto)
9/2/230/0004	Esselen Park, Training College Campus, Kempton Park	Type of site: Training College		Kempton Park	Provincial Heritage Site	26°02′05″S 28°14′58″E / 26.034626°S 28.249307°E	Media related to Esselen Park at Wikimedia Commons
9/2/233/0002-002	Anglo-Boer War Blockhouse, Memorial, Krugersdorp	This stone blockhouse with its own distinctive design was erected by the British occupying forces during the Anglo-Boer War (1899–1902) Type of site: Blockhouse	Krugersdorp, Memorial	Krugersdorp	Provincial Heritage Site	26°05′48″S 27°46′52″E / 26.096683°S 27.781044°E	Media related to Anglo-Boer War Blockhouse, Krugersdorp at Wikimedia Commons
9/2/233/0005	Paardekraal Monument, Paardekraal Drive, Krugersdorp	Krugersdorp lies about 32 kilometres west of Johannesburg. Not far from the centre of the town, beside the road to Pretoria, is the Paardekraal monument, one of the most important monuments in South Africa. This monument marks the focal point of the First Type of site: Memorial	Krugersdorp	Krugersdorp	Provincial Heritage Site	26°05′37″S 27°46′43″E / 26.093567°S 27.778731°E	Media related to Paardekraal monument at Wikimedia Commons
9/2/233/0010	Old NZASM Station, George Norton Street, Krugersdorp	This railway station building with its richly decorated gable was completed in 1896 for the Nederlandsche Zuid Afrikaansche Spoorweg-Maatschappij. It is one of only a few elegant. station buildings erected for the NZASM and is an important link with the T Type of site: Station Building.	Krugersdorp	Krugersdorp	Provincial Heritage Site	26°06′30″S 27°46′14″E / 26.108316°S 27.770508°E	Media related to Old NZASM Station, Krugersdorp at Wikimedia Commons
9/2/233/0011	Anglo-Boer War Blockhouse, Hekpoort, District Krugersdorp	The road from Krugersdorp to the north-west passes the Sterkfontein Caves and some miles further on runs through Hekpoort, a narrow kloof in the southern foot hills of the Magaliesberg Range. Type of site: Blockhouse		Krugersdorp	Provincial Heritage Site	25°53′02″S 27°36′58″E / 25.883945°S 27.616217°E
9/2/233/0014	Kitty Steam Locomotive, SA National Railway and Steam Museum, Krugersdorp	This well-preserved locomotive was manufactured in 1879 by the firm Kitson & Co. of Leeds, England, and was brought to South Africa shortly afterwards for service in the Natal Government Railways. It is the oldest working steam locomotive in South Africa Type of site: Locomotive	Krugersdorp	Krugersdorp	Heritage Object
9/2/233/0017	Gladysvale, Uitkomst 499 JQ, Gauteng	Current use: Research. This series of fossil sites is one of the most important in the world for the study of human evolution in the context of changing ecological and biological processes. Collectively, they are of national and international significance		Krugersdorp	National Heritage Site	25°53′45″S 27°46′22″E / 25.89583°S 27.77288°E
9/2/233/0018	Drimolen, Sterkfontein 519 JQ, Gauteng	Current use: Research. This series of fossil sites is one of the most important in the world for the study of human evolution in the context of changing ecological and biological processes. Collectively, they are of national and international significance		Krugersdorp	National Heritage Site	25°58′08″S 27°45′22″E / 25.96901°S 27.75622°E
9/2/233/0024	Coopers, Zwartkrans 172 IQ, Gauteng	Current use: Research. This series of fossil sites is one of the most important in the world for the study of human evolution in the context of changing ecological and biological processes. Collectively, they are of national and international significance because they encapsula	Krugersdorp	Krugersdorp	National heritage Site	26°00′46″S 27°44′49″E / 26.01278°S 27.74694°ECoopers, Zwartkrans 172 IQ, Gauteng)	Media related to Coopers Cave at Wikimedia Commons
9/2/233/0032	Bolts Farm, Sterkfontein 173 IQ (portion 32), Gauteng	Current use: Research. This series of fossil sites is one of the most important in the world for the study of human evolution in the context of changing ecological and biological processes. Collectively, they are of national and international significance		Krugersdorp	National Heritage Site	26°01′38″S 27°42′58″E / 26.02722°S 27.71611°E
9/2/233/0032	Bolts Farm, Sterkfontein 173 IQ (portion 38), Gauteng	Current use: Research. This series of fossil sites is one of the most important in the world for the study of human evolution in the context of changing ecological and biological processes. Collectively, they are of national and international significance		Krugersdorp	National Heritage Site	26°01′38″S 27°42′58″E / 26.02722°S 27.71611°E
9/2/233/0032	Bolts Farm, Sterkfontein 173 IQ (portion 12), Gauteng	Current use: Research. This series of fossil sites is one of the most important in the world for the study of human evolution in the context of changing ecological and biological processes. Collectively, they are of national and international significance		Krugersdorp	National Heritage Site	26°01′38″S 27°42′58″E / 26.02722°S 27.71611°E
9/2/233/0033	Motsetse, Tweefontein 523 JQ, Gauteng	Current use: Research. Twelve fossil sites in the Cradle of Humankind have been declared National Heritage Sites. Some of these have evidence of early fossil hominids including Australopithecines, Paranthropines and early Homo dating back to at least the last three million year		Krugersdorp	National Heritage Site	25°53′44″S 27°46′21″E / 25.89556°S 27.7725°EMotsetse, Tweefontein 523 JQ, Gauteng)
9/2/233/0035	Plover's Lake, Kromdraai 520 JQ, Gauteng	Current use: Research. This series of fossil sites is one of the most important in the world for the study of human evolution in the context of changing ecological and biological processes. Collectively, they are of national and international significance		Krugersdorp	National Heritage Site	25°58′38″S 27°46′36″E / 25.97722°S 27.77667°EPlover's Lake, Kromdraai 520 JQ, Gauteng)
9/2/249/0001??	Old School, Anderson Street, Nelspruit	This building, inaugurated on 22 May 1917, was the first school building to be erected in Nelspruit. It therefore occupies an important place in the history of the town's development. Type of site: School	Nigel	Nigel	Provincial Heritage Site	26°12′29″S 28°02′37″E / 26.207920°S 28.043565°E
9/2/258/	1 to 13 Artillery Road, Pretoria	Nos 1 to 13 Artillery Street were built during the nineties of the nineteenth century by the Government of the old South African Republic as homes for officers and non-commissioned officers. These houses form a unique architecture.	Pretoria	Pretoria	Provincial Heritage Site	25°45′22″S 28°10′47″E / 25.756067°S 28.179636°E
9/2/258/0001	Old Arts Building, University of Pretoria, Pretoria	In the suburb of Brooklyn, more or less in the middle of the premises occupied by the University of Pretoria, stands the old Arts Building which looks very much like a cloister. The origin of the University of Pretoria goes back to the foundation of the TUC. The Old Arts Building is architecturally noteworthy and is symbolic of the origin of the University of Pretoria.	Pretoria	Pretoria	Provincial Heritage Site	25°45′15″S 28°13′49″E / 25.754165°S 28.230217°EUniversity of Pretoria, Pretoria)	Media related to Ou Lettere at Wikimedia Commons
9/2/258/0002	Dutch Reformed Church, Kirkness Street, Pretoria East, Pretoria	Type of site: Church	Pretoria, Pretoria East	Pretoria	Provincial Heritage Site	25°45′12″S 28°13′18″E / 25.753290°S 28.221750°E	Media related to Ooskerk at Wikimedia Commons
9/2/258/0003	Hervormde Church, Du Toit Street, Pretoria	The corner-stone of this church building, which was designed in the style of the Dutch Renaissance, was laid on 18 July 1904 by General Louis Botha and the building was taken into use on 24 February 1905. Type of site: Church.	Pretoria	Pretoria	Provincial Heritage Site	25°44′42″S 28°11′50″E / 25.744936°S 28.197301°E	Media related to Hervormde Church, Du Toit Street, Pretoria at Wikimedia Commons
9/2/258/0004	Northern Transvaal Command Headquarters, Voortrekkerhoogte, Pretoria	Type of site: Army Base	Pretoria, Voortrekkerhoogte	Pretoria	Provincial Heritage Site	25°47′36″S 28°09′05″E / 25.793330°S 28.151390°E
9/2/258/0006	Nederlandsche Bank Building, Church Square, Pretoria	Designed by the Dutch architect, Willem de Zwaan the building was opened on 2 December 1897. The ground floor was used by the Nedelandsche Bank en Crediet Vereeniging while the first floor was occupied by the Zuid-Afrikaansche Fabrieken voor Ontplofbare Type of site: Bank Current use: Tourism Information.	Pretoria	Pretoria	Provincial Heritage Site	25°44′47″S 28°11′17″E / 25.746390°S 28.188110°E	Media related to Nederlandsche Bank building at Wikimedia Commons
9/2/258/0008	Staats Model School, Van der Walt Street, Pretoria	The dignified and striking building which housed the Staats Model School of the former Zuid-Afrikaansche Republiek, stands at the corner of Van der Walt and Skinner Streets in Pretoria. The development of education in the early rural community of the Transvaal... Type of site: School. The establishment of schools in general was in accordance with the education policy of the South African Republic, left to the parents. The government was then prepared to subsidise such schools.	Pretoria	Pretoria	Provincial Heritage Site	25°45′00″S 28°11′37″E / 25.749980°S 28.193567°EStaats Model School, Van der Walt Street, Pretoria)
9/2/258/0009	Melrose House, 275 Jacob Mare Street, Sunnyside, Pretoria	This historic house is situated at No 275 Jacob Mare Street, opposite Burger’s Park. The part of Pretoria in the neighbourhood of Burger’s Park developed into the really fashionable area of the town in the 1880’s. Here were the houses, for example, of G. Type of site: House. Melrose House is a good example of a Victorian manor house. The Peace of Vereeniging was signed in the dining-room of the house.	Pretoria	Pretoria	Provincial Heritage Site	25°45′20″S 28°11′32″E / 25.7554638888°S 28.1923138888°E	Media related to Melrose House at Wikimedia Commons
9/2/258/0010	Kruger House, Church Street West, Pretoria	Type of site: House	Pretoria	Pretoria	Provincial Heritage Site	25°44′47″S 28°11′20″E / 25.746448°S 28.188829°EKruger House, Church Street West, Pretoria)	Media related to Kruger House, Pretoria at Wikimedia Commons
9/2/258/0011zz	Government House, Bryntirion, Pretoria (General) - Query ???	Type of site: Government House	Pretoria	Pretoria	Register - Query	25°44′18″S 28°13′51″E / 25.738376°S 28.230953°E
9/2/258/0012	Cafe Riche, Church Square, Pretoria	Built on the site of the Old Post Office Bar, adjacent the Law Chamber Building. It was designed by Frans Soff being built in 1902. Anton van Wouw did the sculpture work. The ground floor had the Café Riche Lounge Bar.	Pretoria	Pretoria	Provincial Heritage Site	25°44′47″S 28°11′17″E / 25.746390°S 28.188110°E	Media related to Café Riche (Pretoria) at Wikimedia Commons
9/2/258/0013	Law Chambers, Church Square, Pretoria	Designed by the Architectural firm, Philip, Carmichael and Murray, it was completed in 1893 for the African Board of Executors. It later housed the Transvaal Mortgage and Loan and Finance Company.	Pretoria	Pretoria	Provincial Heritage Site	25°44′47″S 28°11′17″E / 25.746390°S 28.188110°E	Media related to Palace of Justice (South Africa) at Wikimedia Commons
9/2/258/0014	115 Charles Street, Brooklyn, Pretoria		Pretoria, Brooklyn	Pretoria	Provincial Heritage Site	25°46′01″S 28°14′03″E / 25.7669777777°S 28.2342861111°E
9/2/258/0015	Orange Court, Arcadia, Pretoria	Type of site: Flats	Pretoria, Arcadia	Pretoria		25°44′36″S 28°12′19″E / 25.743363°S 28.205268°E
9/2/258/0016	3-5 Jacobus Naude Road, Voortrekkerhoogte, Pretoria		Pretoria, Voortrekkerhoogte	Pretoria	Provincial Heritage Site	25°47′35″S 28°08′29″E / 25.793064°S 28.141359°E
9/2/258/0017	Old Merensky Library, University of Pretoria, Lynnwood Road, Pretoria	Type of site: Library	Pretoria	Pretoria	Provincial Heritage Site	25°46′05″S 28°17′06″E / 25.768192°S 28.284958°EOld Merensky Library, University of Pretoria, Lynnwood Road, Pretoria)	Media related to Ou Merensky Biblioteek at Wikimedia Commons
9/2/258/0018	Rooihuiskraal Battlefield, Verwoerdburg, Pretoria	This property forms part of the Rooihuiskraal Battlefield, where the Battle of Rooihuiskraal took place on 12 February 1881 during the First War of Independence (1880–81). During the war, Pretoria was besieged by Boer forces for a period of 100 days and Type of site: Battlefield. This property forms part of the Rooihuiskraal Battlefield, where the Battle of Rooihuiskraal took place on 12 February 1881 during the First War of Independence (1880–81). During the war, Pretoria was besieged by Boer forces for a period of 100 days.	Pretoria, Centurion	Pretoria	Provincial Heritage Site	25°53′00″S 28°08′31″E / 25.883353°S 28.141884°E	Media related to Rooihuiskraal Battlefield at Wikimedia Commons
9/2/258/0019	Sammy Marks and Kynoch Building, Church Street, Pretoria	In 1903 William De Zwaan designed the Sammy Marks Building, this happened in the same time as the Tudor chambers on Church Square and the Saxon Chambers & the Afrik house in Paul Kruger Str. The shopfronts of this building reminds us of the Amsterdam ‘gragtehuise’. In the North-western corner of the building, parts were removed to achieve installing underpinning bases in and outside of the gable wall as well as casting re-concrete into the wall, that was a highly complex process, completed without problems.[2]	Pretoria	Pretoria	Provisional Protection	25°44′45″S 28°11′40″E / 25.745864°S 28.194466°E	Media related to Sammy Marks house at Wikimedia Commons
9/2/258/0020	Old Synagogue, Paul Kruger Street, Pretoria	Type of site: Synagogue	Pretoria	Pretoria	Provincial Heritage Site	25°43′38″S 28°11′19″E / 25.727271°S 28.188582°E	Media related to Old Synagogue, Paul Kruger Street, Pretoria at Wikimedia Commons
9/2/258/0021	Grootkerk, Bosman Street, Pretoria	The corner stone of this building, which was designed by Klaas van Rijsse and Kraan & Weijers in the style of the Dutch Renaissance, was laid by General Louis Botha on 11 May 1903 and the church was inaugurated on 30 September 1904.site: Church	Pretoria	Pretoria	Provincial Heritage Site	25°45′05″S 28°11′09″E / 25.751380°S 28.185851°E	Media related to Grootkerk, Pretoria at Wikimedia Commons
9/2/258/0022	Tramshed, Van der Walt Street, Pretoria		Pretoria	Pretoria	Register	25°45′00″S 28°11′35″E / 25.750077°S 28.192976°E
9/2/258/0023	Old Raadsaal, Church Square, Pretoria	The old Government Building faces the south-western corner of Church Square; those who know Pretoria would find it difficult to imagine the square or the city centre without this building. It is the pride of the city and the architectural masterpiece of S Type of site: Hall. Historical Interest. This building was the Volksraadsaal of the South African Republic and was completed in 1892.	Pretoria	Pretoria	Provincial Heritage Site	25°43′53″S 28°13′06″E / 25.731340°S 28.218370°E	Media related to Raadsaal Pretoria at Wikimedia Commons
9/2/258/0025	Staats Meisies School, Visagie Street, Pretoria	This historic school building was completed in 1899 as the home of the Staatsmeisieskool. In 1902 the High School for Girls was opened in the building and in 1930 it became the present Hamilton Primary School. Type of site: School	Pretoria	Pretoria	Provincial Heritage Site	25°45′06″S 28°11′42″E / 25.751648°S 28.195013°E
9/2/258/0026	Mariammen Temple, Asiatic Bazaar, Pretoria	The Mariammen Temple is the oldest existing Hindu temple in Pretoria. The imposing gopuram, which was erected in 1939, is furthermore believed to be the biggest of its kind in South Africa. Type of site: Temple	Pretoria	Pretoria	Provincial Heritage Site	25°44′27″S 28°10′34″E / 25.740936°S 28.176228°E
9/2/258/0027	Pioneer House, Silverton, Pretoria	This simple, picturesque, mud-walled, thatched cottage dates from the mid-nineteenth century and was built by the Transvaal pioneer David Botha. Type of site: House	Pretoria, Silverton	Pretoria	Provincial Heritage Site	25°43′44″S 28°18′09″E / 25.728922°S 28.302498°E
9/2/258/0028	Erasmus House, Erasmusrand, Pretoria	The Erasmus House was completed in 1903. It was the inspiration of Jochemus and Johanna Erasmus. The building was designed by Dutch architect Van Der Benn. The Italian builder, Monte Bello used mostly imported materials to complete the house.	Pretoria	Pretoria	Provincial Heritage Site	25°48′57″S 28°15′43″E / 25.815719°S 28.26189°E	Media related to Erasmus House, Pretoria at Wikimedia Commons
9/2/258/0031	Moerdyk House, 274 Pomona Street, Muckleneuk, Pretoria	Type of site: House	Pretoria, Muckleneuk	Pretoria	Provincial Heritage Site	25°45′47″S 28°12′14″E / 25.7631416666°S 28.2038833333°E
9/2/258/0032	Fort Klapperkop, Groenkloof, Pretoria	These two very interesting forts are situated on koppies to the south of Pretoria. Fort Schanskop stands about one kilometre east of the Voortrekker Monument and can only be reached from the direction of that monument. Klapperkop, on the farm Groenkloof, Type of site: Fort	Pretoria, Groenkloof	Pretoria	Provincial Heritage Site	25°46′49″S 28°12′37″E / 25.780239°S 28.210172°EFort Klapperkop, Groenkloof, Pretoria)	Media related to Fort Klapperkop at Wikimedia Commons
9/2/258/0033	Barton Keep, Jacob Mare Street, Pretoria	According to V. Allen this imposing Victorian dwelling was erected in 1888. The original owner was E. F. Bourke, later the first mayor of Pretoria. Barton Keep is one of two remaining examples of the elegant houses that characterized this part of the then Mare Street during the late nineteenth century.	Pretoria	Pretoria	Provincial Heritage Site	25°45′18″S 28°11′21″E / 25.754893°S 28.189268°E
9/2/258/0034	Brooks House, 109 Brook Street, Brooklyn, Pretoria	Brooks House was built shortly after James Brooks purchased the land that would form part of Brooklyn, Pretoria in 1886. James Brooks was partially responsible for the layout of the Brooklyn township.	Pretoria, Brooklyn	Pretoria	Register	25°45′35″S 28°14′10″E / 25.75980°S 28.23617°E
9/2/258/0035	Austin Roberts Bird Sanctuary, Nieuw Muckleneuk, Pretoria	This unique sanctuary, where more than 170 different species of birds have already been recorded, provides a protected roosting place and breeding ground for thousands of birds within the city boundaries of Pretoria.	Pretoria, Nieuw Muckleneuk	Pretoria	Provincial Heritage Site	25°46′16″S 28°13′40″E / 25.77118°S 28.22766°EAustin Roberts Bird Sanctuary, Nieuw Muckleneuk, Pretoria)	Media related to Austin Roberts bird sanctuary at Wikimedia Commons
9/2/258/0036	Leenhoff House, 799 Schoeman Street, Arcadia, Pretoria.		Pretoria, Arcadia	Pretoria	Register	25°44′51″S 28°13′11″E / 25.747548°S 28.219829°E
9/2/258/0037	Volksstem Building, cnr Pretorius Street and Volkstem Lane, Pretoria		Pretoria	Pretoria	Provincial Heritage Site	25°44′54″S 28°11′12″E / 25.748201°S 28.186584°E	Media related to Volksstem building at Wikimedia Commons
9/2/258/0038	SA Air Force Officers' Club, Voortrekkerhoogte, Pretoria	This building was designed by Sir Herbert Baker and was completed in 1903 as the official residence of the commander-in-chief of the British forces in South Africa. The first occupant was General (later Sir) Neville Lyttelton. Type of site: Club	Pretoria, Voortrekkerhoogte	Pretoria	Provincial Heritage Site	25°47′36″S 28°09′06″E / 25.793214°S 28.151546°E
9/2/258/0040	14 and 15 Artillery Road, Pretoria	Nos 1 to 15 Artillery Street were built during the nineties of the nineteenth century by the Government of the old South African Republic as homes for officers and non-commissioned officers. These houses form a unique architectural series.	Pretoria	Pretoria	Provincial Heritage Site	25°45′22″S 28°10′41″E / 25.756209°S 28.177965°E	Media related to Artillery Road, Pretoria at Wikimedia Commons
9/2/258/0042	Mea Vota, 62 Rissik Street, Sunnyside, Pretoria	A. Westenberg and C. van der Made, both engineers employed by the Netherlands South Africa Railway Company, built this imposing Victorian residence around 1899 for their own occupation.	Pretoria	Pretoria	Provincial Heritage Site	25°45′17″S 28°11′56″E / 25.7548472222°S 28.1987694444°E
9/2/258/0043	Anton Van Wouw House, Brooklyn, Pretoria	Type of site: House	Pretoria, Brooklyn	Pretoria	Provincial Heritage Site	25°46′23″S 28°14′30″E / 25.77318°S 28.24157°E	Media related to Van Wouw House at Wikimedia Commons
9/2/258/0047	Old Agriculture Publication Building, Vermeulen Street, Pretoria		Pretoria	Pretoria	Provincial Heritage Site	25°44′41″S 28°11′33″E / 25.744816°S 28.192572°E	Media related to Old Agriculture Publication Building, Pretoria at Wikimedia Commons
9/2/258/0050	Pioneers House, Boekenhoutkloof, District Pretoria			Pretoria	Provisional Protection	25°41′57″S 28°03′59″E / 25.699099°S 28.066421°E
9/2/258/0051	3 Hazelwood Road, Hazelwood, Pretoria		Pretoria, Hazelwood	Pretoria	Provisional Protection	25°46′30″S 28°15′17″E / 25.77505°S 28.25469°E
9/2/258/0055	Zwartkoppies Hall, Zwartkopjes, Pretoria	Type of site: Hall	Pretoria, Zwartkopjes	Pretoria	Provincial Heritage Site	25°43′53″S 28°13′08″E / 25.731326°S 28.218944°E	Media related to Sammy Marks house at Wikimedia Commons
9/2/258/0061	National Cultural History Museum, Boom Street, Pretoria	Current use: Museum	Pretoria	Pretoria	Provincial Heritage Site	25°44′20″S 28°11′24″E / 25.738767°S 28.189897°E	Media related to Ditsong National Museum of Cultural History at Wikimedia Commons
9/2/258/0062	Old NZASM Goods Office, Railway Street, Pretoria	The Netherlands South Africa Railway Company probably erected this building in 1896. It is the largest and best remaining example of an NSARC building in Pretoria.	Pretoria	Pretoria	Provincial Heritage Site	25°45′27″S 28°11′25″E / 25.757588°S 28.190150°E
9/2/258/0064	Smuts House, Doornkloof, Irene, Pretoria	Field-Marshal the Rt Hon. J. C. Smuts, second Prime Minister of the Union of South Africa and a prominent figure in world affairs, lived in this house for a considerable part of his life. Type of site: House. Field-Marshal the Rt Hon. J C Smuts, second Prime Minister of the Union of South Africa and a prominent figure in world affairs, lived in this house for a considerable part of his life.	Pretoria, Irene	Pretoria	Provincial Heritage Site	25°52′53″S 28°13′33″E / 25.881256°S 28.225746°E	Media related to Smuts House at Wikimedia Commons
9/2/258/0065	Pretoria High School for Girls, Park Street, Pretoria	The main building was erected in the Edwardian style in 1915. It is an outstanding example of a Milner school building. Type of site: School	Pretoria	Pretoria	Provincial Heritage Site	25°44′56″S 28°13′48″E / 25.748982°S 28.230062°E	Media related to Pretoria High School for Girls at Wikimedia Commons
9/2/258/0066	Landing Site of the 'Voortrekker', University of Pretoria Experimental Farm, Pretoria	This site was part of the old Koedoespoort Aerodrome where Lieutenant-Colonel Pierre van Ryneveld and Flight-Lieutenant Quintin Brand landed for the first time in the Union of South Africa on 17 March 1920 during their epic flight of 46 days. Type of site: Vacant Site	Pretoria	Pretoria	Provincial Heritage Site	25°44′32″S 28°15′22″E / 25.742229°S 28.256127°EUniversity of Pretoria Experimental Farm, Pretoria)
9/2/258/0067	Union Buildings, Meintjieskop, Pretoria	Type of site: Parliament	Pretoria	Pretoria	National Heritage Site[4]	25°44′26″S 28°12′42″E / 25.740599°S 28.211603°EUnion Buildings, Meintjieskop, Pretoria)	Media related to Union Buildings at Wikimedia Commons
9/2/258/0069	Weskoppies Hospital, Ketjen Street, Pretoria	This complex of seven buildings (construction of the oldest three commenced in 1904 and was completed in 1907) forms an orderly and imposing group of Edwardian buildings in a setting filled with trees. Type of site: Hospital	Pretoria	Pretoria	Provincial Heritage Site	25°44′49″S 28°09′54″E / 25.747044°S 28.164928°EWeskoppies Hospital, Ketjen Street, Pretoria)	Media related to Weskoppies Psychiatric Hospital at Wikimedia Commons
9/2/258/0070	Rondegeluk, 570 Pretorius Street, Pretoria	This guesthouse building is older than 60 years of age and therefore protected by the National Heritage Resources Act (Act 25 of 1999).[5]	Pretoria	Pretoria		25°44′46″S 28°12′27″E / 25.746167°S 28.207544°E
9/2/258/0072	1225 Felix Street, Mountain View, Pretoria		Pretoria, Mountain View	Pretoria	Provincial Heritage Site	25°42′02″S 28°09′55″E / 25.7004722222°S 28.16535°E
9/2/258/0074	Tudor Chambers, Church Square, Pretoria	Built in 1903, designed by John Ellis, a Scottish born architect. At the time of construction it was the tallest building in Pretoria.[7]	Pretoria	Pretoria	Provisional Protection	25°44′48″S 28°11′21″E / 25.746582°S 28.189075°E	Media related to Tudor Chambers at Wikimedia Commons
9/2/258/0075	17 Ben Viljoen Road, Voortrekkerhoogte, Pretoria		Pretoria, Voortrekkerhoogte	Pretoria	Provincial Heritage Site	25°47′27″S 28°09′02″E / 25.790777°S 28.150588°E
9/2/258/0076	Lion Bridge, Church Street East, Pretoria	Lion Bridge was designed by the Department of Public Works of the South African Republic under the leadership of Sytze Wierda. It was built by the well-known J. J. Kirkness and officially opened by President S. J. P. Kruger on 11 June 1894. Type of site: Bridge	Pretoria	Pretoria	Provincial Heritage Site	25°45′37″S 28°15′22″E / 25.760324°S 28.255985°E	Media related to Lion Bridge, Pretoria at Wikimedia Commons
9/2/258/0078	Kirkness House, 290 Cilliers Street, Pretoria		Pretoria	Pretoria	Provincial Heritage Site	25°45′50″S 28°12′10″E / 25.7637944444°S 28.2027444444°E
9/2/258/0079	Green Magazine, Pretoria	Type of site: Magazine. In 1894 orders were issued to build an ammunition magazine on the northern slopes of what would become Magasynheuwel (Magazine Hill). This magazine was called the Groen Magasyn (Green Magazine) and is still in very good condition today.[9]	Pretoria	Pretoria	Provincial Heritage Site	25°46′03″S 28°10′18″E / 25.767583°S 28.171562°E
9/2/258/0082	Pretoria Railway Station, Scheiding Street, Pretoria	Type of site: Railway Station	Pretoria	Pretoria	Provisional Protection	25°45′28″S 28°11′20″E / 25.757912°S 28.188989°EPretoria Railway Station, Scheiding Street, Pretoria)	Media related to Pretoria railway station at Wikimedia Commons
9/2/258/0082-001	NZASM Locomotive No. 242, Pretoria Station, Pretoria	This railway engine is displayed at the Johannesburg station. It belonged to the Nederldndsch Zuid-Afrikaansche Spoorwegmaatschappij (Netherlands South African Railway Company). It was the ideal of the Voortrekkers, right from the time they first settled Type of site: Locomotive. The locomotive and the private coach are important links in the history of the South African Railways.	Pretoria	Pretoria	Heritage Object
9/2/258/0082-002	NZASM railway carriage No. 18, Pretoria Station, Pretoria	Type of site: Railway carriage	Pretoria	Pretoria	Heritage Object
9/2/258/0083	Nedbank Building, Church Street, Pretoria	Type of site: Bank	Pretoria	Pretoria	Provisional Protection	25°44′47″S 28°11′17″E / 25.746390°S 28.188110°E
9/2/258/0084	Fort Schanskop, Groenkloof, Pretoria	These two very interesting forts are situated on koppies to the south of Pretoria. Fort Schanskop stands about one kilometre east of the Voortrekker Monument and can only be reached from the direction of that monument. Type of site: Fort	Pretoria, Groenkloof	Pretoria	Provincial Heritage Site	25°46′24″S 28°12′59″E / 25.773437°S 28.216474°EFort Schanskop, Groenkloof, Pretoria)	Media related to Fort Schanskop at Wikimedia Commons
9/2/258/0085	National Botanical Gardens, Brummeria, Pretoria	The Pretoria National Botanical Garden was founded in 1946 and today it contains one of the most important and comprehensive collections of indigenous flora in the country. The Garden is divided into 11 sections representing the major vegetation types of Type of site: Botanical Garden	Pretoria	Pretoria	Provincial Heritage Site	25°44′11″S 28°16′39″E / 25.736333°S 28.277533°ENational Botanical Gardens, Brummeria, Pretoria)	Media related to Pretoria National Botanical Garden at Wikimedia Commons
9/2/258/0087	The Fortress and Blockhouse, 2 Johannes Kok Road, Voortrekkerhoogte, Pretoria	Die Vesting, which is one of the largest remaining wood and iron houses in Voortrekkerhoogte, was erected by the British military authorities shortly after the Anglo-Boer War (1899–1902). Since the beginning of the century it has accommodated several high Type of site: Blockhouse, Fort. Die Vesting, which is one of the largest remaining wood and iron houses in Voortrekkerhoogte, was erected by the British military authorities shortly after the Anglo-Boer War (1899–1902).	Pretoria, Voortrekkerhoogte	Pretoria	Provincial Heritage Site	25°47′31″S 28°09′15″E / 25.791905°S 28.154163°E
9/2/258/0088	Burger's Park, Jacob Mare Street, Pretoria	This park, the history of which can be traced back to 1874, is the oldest park in Pretoria and forms an important green lung in the centre of the city. It was laid out in approximately 1890.	Pretoria	Pretoria	Provincial Heritage Site	25°45′15″S 28°11′31″E / 25.754294°S 28.191822°E	Media related to Burgers Park at Wikimedia Commons
9/2/258/0093	Defence Headquarters, Potgieter Street, Pretoria	The historic Machine Building, "Staatsartillerie" Stables and western portion of the Main Building were erected in the 1890s by the Government of the Zuid-Afrikaansche Republiek. The buildings form an important historical and architectural element.	Pretoria	Pretoria	Provincial Heritage Site	25°45′10″S 28°11′00″E / 25.752839°S 28.183448°E
9/2/258/0093/001	State Artillery Stables, Defence Headquarters, Potgieter Street, Pretoria	Type of site: Stables	Pretoria	Pretoria	Provincial Heritage Site	25°45′10″S 28°11′00″E / 25.752813°S 28.183430°E
9/2/258/0093/002	Old Machine Building, Defence Headquarters, Potgieter Street, Pretoria		Pretoria	Pretoria	Provincial Heritage Site	25°45′10″S 28°11′01″E / 25.752779°S 28.183489°E
9/2/258/0095 3/3/8/1	Cultural Artefacts from Mapungubwe and K2 Archaeological Sites, University of Pretoria, Pretoria	The collection of cultural artefacts associated with the Iron Age settlements on Mapungubwe Hill, the Southern Terrace, K2 and Bambandyanalo, situated on the farm Greefswald in the Messina District and at present in the possession of the University of Pretoria.	Pretoria	Pretoria	Heritage Object
9/2/258/0097	The Voortrekker Monument	This typically Art Deco monument is situated on a kopie south of Pretoria and is situated within a 341ha nature reserve. The Monument is surrounded by carefully manicured garden (within the laager wall). The slopes of the kopie have been planted with indigenous plant species. This site is named for the architecturally unique Art Deco Monument, of which the idea was first mooted by Pres. S.J.P. Kruger in 1888 and which was constructed between 1937 and 1949 with funds made available, inter alia by the then Smuts-government.		Pretoria		25°46′35″S 28°10′33″E / 25.7764°S 28.1758°EVoortrekker Monument)	Media related to Voortrekker Monument at Wikimedia Commons
9/2/258/0100	Transvaal Museum, Paul Kruger Street, Pretoria	Current use: Museum. The Transvaal Museum is a grand-neo classical building, extremely well detailed and forms an important group together with the Old Pretoria City Hall. It is a fine example of the work of an important colonial architect Mr. J. S. Cleland.	Pretoria	Pretoria	Provincial Heritage Site	25°44′09″S 28°11′15″E / 25.735904°S 28.187410°ETransvaal Museum, Paul Kruger Street, Pretoria)	Media related to Transvaal Museum of Natural History at Wikimedia Commons
9/2/258/0101	Libertas, George Washington Boulevard, Bryntirion, Pretoria		Pretoria, Bryntirion	Pretoria	Provincial Heritage Site	25°44′21″S 28°13′39″E / 25.739168°S 28.227464°ELibertas, George Washington Boulevard, Bryntirion, Pretoria)
9/2/258/0102-001	138 Gerhard Moerdyk Street, Sunnyside, Pretoria		Pretoria, Sunnyside	Pretoria	Provisional Protection	25°45′15″S 28°11′54″E / 25.754120°S 28.198281°E
9/2/258/0103	Brynterion Conservation Area, Bryntirion, Pretoria	Type of site: Conservation area	Pretoria	Pretoria	Provisional Protection	25°44′15″S 28°13′57″E / 25.737484°S 28.232396°E
9/2/258/0104	Stone Cottage, Troye Street, Muckleneuck, Pretoria	Type of site: House	Pretoria, Muckleneuck	Pretoria	Register	25°44′46″S 28°11′17″E / 25.746111°S 28.188056°E
9/2/258/0105	Oost-Eind Primary School, 70 Meintjies Street, Sunnyside, Pretoria	Type of site: School	Pretoria, Sunnyside	Pretoria	Provincial Heritage Site	25°44′59″S 28°12′06″E / 25.7497888888°S 28.2016527777°E
9/2/258/0110	Burg House, Hillcrest, Pretoria		Pretoria, Hillcrest	Pretoria	Provisional Protection	25°45′23″S 28°14′29″E / 25.756475°S 28.241468°E
9/2/258/0111	The Kraal, Brummeria, Pretoria	In 1939 Jacob Hendrik Pierneef, the well-known South African painter, designed and subsequently constructed the building complex known as "Die Kraal". The remains of the old Bantu Kraal were found by Pierneef on the site.	Pretoria, Brummeria	Pretoria	Provincial Heritage Site	25°44′31″S 28°17′05″E / 25.742078°S 28.284725°E
9/2/258/0115	Reformed Church, Church Street West, Pretoria	The cornerstone of this church building, which was designed in the style of the seventeenth-century Dutch Renaissance, was laid on 10 October 1896 by the State President S. J. P. Kruger. On 25 December 1897 the building was taken into use with an inaugural... Type of site: Church. Historical and architectural interest. The cornerstone of this church building, which was designed in the style of the seventeenth-century Dutch Renaissance, was laid on 10 October 1896 by the State President S. J. P. Kruger.	Pretoria	Pretoria	Provincial Heritage Site	25°45′37″S 28°15′20″E / 25.760257°S 28.255690°E	Media related to Paul Kruger Church at Wikimedia Commons
9/2/258/0115-001	Kruger chairs, Reformed Church, Church Street West, Pretoria	According to tradition these church chairs were used during church services by President S. J. P. Kruger and his wife Gezina. The chairs are symbolic of Kruger's religious devotedness and an intimate reminder of the influence that his Christian principles Type of site: Chair Current use: Object. Historical interest According to tradition these church chairs were used during church services by President S. J. P. Kruger and his wife Gezina. The chairs are symbolic of Kruger's religious devotedness.	Pretoria	Pretoria	Heritage Object
9/2/258/0120	Magsa Flats, 734 Arcadia Road, Arcadia, Pretoria	Type of site: Flats	Pretoria, Arcadia	Pretoria	Provisional Protection	25°44′54″S 28°13′01″E / 25.7484722222°S 28.2168111111°E
9/2/258/0126	Springbok Park, Schoeman Street, Hatfield, Pretoria	Springbok Park, formerly known as Grosvenor Square, was conceived in 1905 with the township planning of Hatfield, but the development of the park did not commence until the thirties. Since then it has been planted with indigenous flora.	Pretoria, Hatfield	Pretoria	Provincial Heritage Site	25°44′43″S 28°14′09″E / 25.745301°S 28.235796°E	Media related to Springbok Park at Wikimedia Commons
9/2/258/0133	Boiler and Blower House, Old Pretoria Iron Mines, Iscor, Pretoria	This simple brick building and chimney formed part of the iron installation of Cornelis Delfos's Pretoria Iron Mines Limited, where in 1918 cast iron from indigenous ore was produced on a large scale for the first time in South Africa.	Pretoria	Pretoria	Provincial Heritage Site	25°44′16″S 28°08′57″E / 25.737678°S 28.149304°E
9/2/258/0135	Pretoria Boys High School, Pretoria	The foundation stone of the main building of this school was laid on 17 July 1908. The school was officially opened on 15 April 1909 by General J. C. Smuts, then Colonial Secretary of the Transvaal. These buildings are good examples of Edwardian architecture. Type of site: School	Pretoria	Pretoria	Provincial Heritage Site	25°45′45″S 28°13′43″E / 25.762530°S 28.228721°EPretoria Boys High School, Pretoria)
9/2/258/0136	Harvard Aircraft, South African Air Force Museum, Pretoria	Type of site: Aircraft. South African Air Force numbers: 7024, 7028, 2059, 7152, 7156, 7166, 7306, 7592, 7643 and 7661	Pretoria	Pretoria	Heritage Object
9/2/258/0138	Arkleton, 852 Schoeman Street, Arcadia, Pretoria		Pretoria, Arcadia	Pretoria	Provisional Protection	25°44′48″S 28°13′22″E / 25.7465944444°S 28.2227388888°E	Media related to Arkleton, Pretoria at Wikimedia Commons
9/2/258/0154	SA Army College, Voortrekkerhoogte, Pretoria	The corner-stone of the S.A. Army College Main Building, which was designed in the so-called blockhouse style, was laid by Lord Kitchener on 12 June 1902. It was the first permanent building in the then Roberts Heights (now Voortrekkerhoogte).	Pretoria, Voortrekkerhoogte	Pretoria	Provincial Heritage Site	25°47′24″S 28°08′39″E / 25.790045°S 28.144137°E
9/2/258/0156	Old Native Reception Depot, Proes Street, Pretoria	Type of site: Pass Office	Pretoria	Pretoria	Provincial Heritage Site	25°44′37″S 28°11′17″E / 25.743587°S 28.187983°E
9/2/258/0162	Wierda Bridge, Six Mile Spruit, Centurion, Pretoria	The national road to Johannesburg crosses the Six Miles Spruit ten km south of Pretoria. The bridge by which it does so is known as the Wierda Bridge. It takes its name from Sytze Wierda, the Chief of Public Works of the Suid-Afrikaansche Republiek. This Architectural style: Sytze Wierda. Type of site: Bridge. Historical interest. This bridge was completed in 1891 by Sytze Wierda. Director of Public Works of the South African Republic	Pretoria	Pretoria	Provincial Heritage Site	25°42′04″S 28°11′16″E / 25.700977°S 28.187657°E	Media related to Wierda Bridge at Wikimedia Commons
9/2/258/0165	SA Mint Collection, Pretoria		Pretoria	Pretoria	Heritage Object	25°54′53″S 28°09′26″E / 25.914717°S 28.157299°E
9/2/259/0001	The Windmill, Olivedale, Randburg	Type of site: Wind Mill. This windmill was previously used to pump water for the Amsterdam Estate which was located here. Amsterdam Estate was established in 1943 by Mr H. Messias, a diamond dealer who emigrated from the Netherlands before the Second World War.	Randburg, Olivedale	Randburg	Provincial Heritage Site	26°03′17″S 27°58′37″E / 26.0546250°S 27.9768350°E
9/2/259/0003	Darrenwood Dam and Koppie, Randburg	Type of site: Dam Water Supply	Randburg	Randburg	Heritage Area	26°07′49″S 27°58′51″E / 26.130367°S 27.980740°E
9/2/259/0004	Hy-Many House, Boschkop, Randburg		Randburg	Randburg	Register	26°06′19″S 27°56′59″E / 26.105163°S 27.949811°E
9/2/260/0001	Jonkers House, Riebeeck Lake, Randfontein		Johannesburg, Randfontein	Randfontein	Provincial Heritage Site	26°12′15″S 28°02′50″E / 26.204103°S 28.047305°E
9/2/260/0003	Old Mining Commissioner's Post and Telegraph Office Building, 70 Market Street, Kocksoord, Randfontein		Randfontein, Kocksoord	Randfontein	Provincial Heritage Site	26°13′17″S 27°38′46″E / 26.2214555555°S 27.6462111111°E
9/2/260/0004	Old Police Station, Maugham Road, Randfontein	Type of site: Police Station	Randfontein	Randfontein	Provisional Protection	26°10′45″S 27°42′22″E / 26.179247°S 27.706170°E
9/2/260/0005	Tinktinkieland Nursery School, School Street, Randfontein	Type of site: School	Randfontein	Randfontein	Register	26°10′20″S 27°42′31″E / 26.172313°S 27.708650°E
9/2/260/0007	Town Hall, cnr Struben and Sutherland Streets, Randfontein	Type of site: Town Hall	Randfontein	Randfontein	Provisional Protection	26°10′57″S 27°42′01″E / 26.182482°S 27.700141°E	Media related to Randfontein Town Hall at Wikimedia Commons
9/2/260/0008	The Homestead, 3 Homestead Avenue, Homelake, Randfontein		Randfontein, Homelake	Randfontein	Provincial Heritage Site	26°10′10″S 27°42′04″E / 26.1694777777°S 27.701225°E
9/2/262/0001-001	Confidence Reef, Kloof-en-Dal Nature Reserve, Kloof-en-Dal, Roodepoort	The Confidence Reef was discovered by F. P. T. Stroben on 18 September 1884 and there be and his brother, H. W. Stroben, mined the first payable gold on the Witwatersrand. The discovery of the Confidence Reef led to the flocking of prospectors.	Johannesburg, Roodepoort	Roodepoort	Provincial Heritage Site	26°09′20″S 27°55′14″E / 26.155484°S 27.920585°E	Media related to Confidence Reef at Wikimedia Commons
9/2/262/0002	Roodepoort Town School, Rex Street, Roodepoort	Type of site: School	Roodepoort	Roodepoort	Provincial Heritage Site	26°09′32″S 27°51′54″E / 26.159015°S 27.864937°E
9/2/262/0006	Old Prison and Gaoler's House, Florida, Roodepoort District	Type of site: Gaol, Residence	Florida	Roodepoort	Provincial Heritage Site	26°10′21″S 27°54′41″E / 26.172463°S 27.911421°E
9/2/262/0013	Old Pumphouse, Zuurbekom, District Westonaria	The Zuurbekom Pumphouse was erected in 1899 by the Johannes- burg waterworks estate and exploration company limited and taken over by the rand water board in 1905. Pumps housed in this building delivered the first continuous water supply to the central Witwatersrand and thus ended the chronic water shortages that had previously threatened public health and impeded development of the towns and gold-mines in the area. Water of consistently good quality has been supplied from the Zuurbekom wells without interruption since 1899. . Type of site: Pump House		Westonaria	Provincial Heritage Site	26°18′04″S 27°48′49″E / 26.301006°S 27.813614°E
9/2/262/0014	Old Municipal Chambers, Berlandina Street, Roodepoort	This building was designed by Charles Hosking and completed in 1906 as the first permanent office building for the Roodepoort-Maraisburg Municipality. It served this purpose until 1936. The western wing was designed by the firm Baker & Fleming and added i... Type of site: Municipal Building. This building was designed by Charles Hosking and completed in 1906 as the first permanent office building for the Roodepoort-Maraisburg Municipality. It served this purpose until 1936.	Roodepoort	Roodepoort	Provincial Heritage Site	26°09′37″S 27°51′56″E / 26.160270°S 27.865631°E
9/2/277/0002	Vereeniging Country Club, Milani Drive, Vereeniging	Type of site: Club	Vereeniging	Vereeniging	Register	26°42′16″S 27°54′39″E / 26.704517°S 27.910925°E
9/2/277/0007	Anglo-Boer War Blockhouse, Witkop, Vereeniging District	This blockhouse is prominently situated on a low rise a few hundred metres to the north of the main road from Alberton to Vereeniging, a few kilometres south of the point where that road is joined by the road from Johannesburg. Type of site: Blockhouse		Vereeniging	Provincial Heritage Site	26°28′04″S 28°04′10″E / 26.467867°S 28.069564°E	Media related to Witkop Blockhouse at Wikimedia Commons
9/2/277/0011	Dutch Reformed Church, Vereeniging	Type of site: Church	Vereeniging	Vereeniging	Register	26°40′25″S 27°55′55″E / 26.673611°S 27.931944°E	Media related to Dutch Reformed Church, Vereeniging at Wikimedia Commons
9/2/283/0001	No. 4 Borehole and Pullinger Shaft, Venterspost Mine, Gemsbokfontein, Westonaria District	Type of site: Machinery		Westonaria	Provincial Heritage Site	26°15′14″S 27°38′41″E / 26.253903°S 27.644670°E
9/2/287/0001	Wood and Iron House, Akasia, Wonderboom District	This prefabricated verandaed cottage dating from 1907 is an unuswal example of a wood-and iron Transvaal farmhouse. The speed with which it could be unpacked and erected made it an ideal means of accommodating the owner in a short space of time.		Wonderboom	Provisional Protection	25°39′07″S 28°05′51″E / 25.652052°S 28.097391°E
9/2/287/0004	Steynberg Estate, Pretoria-North, Wonderboom District			Wonderboom	Provincial Heritage Site	25°39′59″S 28°11′33″E / 25.666448°S 28.192566°E
9/2/287/0005	Veterinary Research Institute, Onderstepoort, Wonderboom District	This building was designed by the Transvaal Colony Department of Public Works and completed in 1908 as the centre of the then Bacteriological Laboratory at Onderstpoort.		Wonderboom	Provincial Heritage Site	25°38′53″S 28°10′50″E / 25.647969°S 28.180630°E
9/2/287/0006	Soutpan, Zoutpan, Wonderboom District			Wonderboom	Provisional Protection	25°24′30″S 28°04′57″E / 25.408375°S 28.082616°ESoutpan, Zoutpan, Wonderboom District)
9/2/287/0008	Wonderboom Nature Reserve and Fort, Pretoria	Type of site: Fort	Pretoria	Wonderboom	Provincial Heritage Site	25°41′40″S 28°15′03″E / 25.694453°S 28.250900°EWonderboom Nature Reserve and Fort, Pretoria)	Media related to Wonderboom Nature Reserve at Wikimedia Commons
9/2/287/0009	Doors Erasmus Complex, Pretoria North, Pretoria		Pretoria, Pretoria North	Wonderboom	Provisional Protection	25°41′29″S 28°12′44″E / 25.691504°S 28.212124°E
	Minnaars, Danielsrust 518 JQ (previously 517 JQ), Gauteng	Current use: Research. This series of fossil sites is one of the most important in the world for the study of human evolution in the context of changing ecological and biological processes.		Krugersdorp	National Heritage Site
	Heroes' Acre, Church Street Cemetery	The burial place of a number of historical figures including Andries Pretorius, Paul Kruger and Hendrik Verwoerd.	Pretoria	Pretoria	National Heritage Site	25°26′41″S 28°06′10″E / 25.4447°S 28.1029°EHeroes' Acre, Church Street Cemetery)

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