List of heritage sites in Worcester, Western Cape

This is a list of the heritage sites in Worcester, Western Cape as recognised by the South African Heritage Resources Agency.^[1]

SAHRA identifier	Site name	Description	Town	District	NHRA status	Coordinates	Image
9/2/110/0001	Olifantsberg, Worcester District	The original part of this Cape Dutch farmhouse consisted of a simple elongated dwelling and was erected in 1825 by Jacob de Vos. The building was later enlarged to its present H-shape. The front gable bears the date 1841 and the name J. de Vos.		Worcester	Provincial Heritage Site	33°13′40″S 21°51′25″E / 33.227792°S 21.856859°E
9/2/110/0002	36 Russell Street, Worcester	Thatched 5-bay Cape Dutch house with mock-chimney end gable, attached to No. 38. Wide holbol gable with semicircular pediment and blocked-up window. 3 × 3 double door with geometric fanlight, c 1850 (F & C), 2 × 2 sashes. Full-length hipped verandah on p Type of site: House Current use: House.	Worcester	Worcester	Provincial Heritage Site	33°38′42″S 19°26′52″E / 33.645060°S 19.447843°E
9/2/110/0003	31 Church Street, Worcester		Worcester	Worcester	National Monument
9/2/110/0004	Erf 712, High Street, Worcester		Worcester	Worcester		33°38′25″S 19°26′57″E / 33.640412°S 19.449117°E
9/2/110/0005	Hugo Naude House, 115 Russel Street, Worcester		Worcester	Worcester		33°38′47″S 19°26′48″E / 33.646352°S 19.446540°E
9/2/110/0005-002	Hugo Naude House, 115 Russel Street, Worcester	This impressive dwelling, which was erected during the first decade of the twentieth century by Hugo Naudé, the well-known artist, as home and studio, is predominantly in the neo-Classical idiom. He lived here until his death on 5 April 1941. In particular Type of site: House Current use: House.	Worcester	Worcester	Provincial Heritage Site	33°38′51″S 19°26′34″E / 33.647365°S 19.442912°E
9/2/110/0006	Kleinplasie, Show Grounds, Worcester		Worcester	Worcester	Provincial Heritage Site	33°38′42″S 19°26′37″E / 33.645000°S 19.443611°E
9/2/110/0007	Old Library, 101 High Street, Worcester		Worcester	Worcester	National Monument	33°38′44″S 19°26′34″E / 33.645501°S 19.442788°E
9/2/110/0008	Old Drostdy, Somerset Street, Worcester	The drostdy was the largest and most dignified building of its kind. It was built in the shape of a U, with two wings running back and enclosing an inner court. The style is described by Dr. Mary Cook as Cape-Georgian. “It shows,” she writes, “most of the For a century the "Land of Waveren" formed a part of the district of Stellenbosch, until Commissioner De Mist cut off all the territory north of the Breede River and proclaimed it as a separate district. The name of Roodezand was changed to Tulbagh which Type of site: Drostdy.	Worcester	Worcester	Provincial Heritage Site	33°38′50″S 19°26′03″E / 33.647211°S 19.434116°E
9/2/110/0009	Kaapse Draai, 165 High Street, Worcester	Thatched house with two mock-chimney gables to street. Some 2 × 2 sashes with louvred shutters, modernised enclosed stoep with 4 × 4 door. Very dilapidated. Type of site: House Current use: House.	Worcester	Worcester	Provincial Heritage Site	33°38′53″S 19°26′15″E / 33.648063°S 19.437447°E
9/2/110/0010	WORCESTER MUNICIPAL AREA, GENERAL		Worcester	Worcester	National Monument
9/2/110/0010-309	43 Church Street, Worcester	Single storey building with hipped iron roof with rectangular vents below. Full length verandah on precast columns on plastered wall. Verandah built in on right with large window. 2 × 2 sashes with louvred shutters. 3 panel glazed door with fanlight. Type of site: Commercial Current use: Estate agents.	Worcester	Worcester	Provincial Heritage Site	33°38′27″S 19°26′52″E / 33.640788°S 19.447820°E
9/2/110/0010-404	22 Fairbairn Street, Worcester	Single storey, 5-bay saddle roof house (now shop) with covered end gables and covered front gable with barge fret and 6 × 6 sash with four pilasters visible, c 1850 (F & C). Rectangular roof vents with plaster surrounds. Double door with small-pane Type of site: House Current use: House.	Worcester	Worcester	Provincial Heritage Site	33°38′27″S 19°26′53″E / 33.640727°S 19.447930°E
9/2/110/0011	2 Napier Street, Worcester		Worcester	Worcester		33°38′39″S 19°26′12″E / 33.644047°S 19.436725°E
9/2/110/0012	66 Church Street, Worcester	Double storey, parapeted building with string course, partly set back, with rustication and corner quoins. 3 bay section has French doors with louvred shutters to the ground floor and 2 × 2 sashes to the first floor. 2 bay, set back section has 4 panel d Type of site: Commercial Current use: Offices.	Worcester	Worcester	Provincial Heritage Site	33°38′29″S 19°26′43″E / 33.6414333333°S 19.445386°E
9/2/110/0013	69 Porter Street, Worcester	L-shaped, thatched house with mock-chimney end gables. The main gable faces the side and ia Worcester type with four pilasters and 12-pane casement, dated 1841. The street facade has a convex verandah on cast iron drip fret. 2 × 2 double door with upper, Type of site: House Current use: House.	Worcester	Worcester	Provincial Heritage Site	33°38′54″S 19°26′36″E / 33.648326°S 19.443416°E
9/2/110/0014	52 Church Street, Worcester	Single storey, thatched, saddle roof, 3 bay Cape Dutch house with straight end gables. On the left are a chimney and loft door with ladder. The front gable has four pilasters, a 3-lobed pediment and a 6 pane casement window. 12 x 12 sashes with shutters. Type of site: House Current use: House.	Worcester	Worcester	Provincial Heritage Site	33°38′26″S 19°26′50″E / 33.6405861111°S 19.447147°E
9/2/110/0015	Hex River Mountain Railway Pass, Touws River, Worcester District		Worcester	Worcester	National Monument	33°23′52″S 19°46′06″E / 33.397659°S 19.768285°E
9/2/110/0016	Afrikaner Museum, 75 Church Street, Worcester	National Monument Type of site: House Previous use: Residential. Current use: Museum. This building is a typical example of the mid-nineteenth century architecture in Worcester.	Worcester	Worcester	Provincial Heritage Site	33°38′32″S 19°26′41″E / 33.6423277777°S 19.444769°E
9/2/110/0017	Riverside Farm, Quaggaberg, Worcester District		Worcester	Worcester	National Monument
9/2/110/0018	Uitvlugt 310, Worcester District	Type of site: Farmstead.		Worcester	Provincial Heritage Site	33°13′40″S 21°51′25″E / 33.227792°S 21.856859°E
9/2/110/0019	105 High Street, Worcester		Worcester	Worcester	National Monument	33°38′45″S 19°26′32″E / 33.645788°S 19.442301°E
9/2/110/0020	Municipal Cemetery, Touws River, Worcester		Worcester	Worcester
9/2/110/0021	48 Church Street, Worcester		Worcester	Worcester		33°38′26″S 19°26′50″E / 33.640510°S 19.447315°E
9/2/110/0022	Bergplaas, Bokkeveld Formation, Touws River, Worcester District		Worcester	Worcester
9/2/110/0023	40 Russel Street, Worcester		Worcester	Worcester		33°38′36″S 19°27′02″E / 33.643303°S 19.450590°E
9/2/110/0024	Glen Heatlie, De Wet, Worcester District	The original part of the Glen Heatlie farmstead, with its Cape Dutch and Victorian features, was presumably erected in 1817. The building was enlarged in 1879 by Thomas Heatlie, who bought the farm in 1851 and extended it. The wagon-house at the rear of t .		Worcester	Provincial Heritage Site	33°13′40″S 21°51′25″E / 33.227792°S 21.856859°E
9/2/110/0025	35 Church Street, Worcester		Worcester	Worcester	National Monument	33°38′26″S 19°26′55″E / 33.640481°S 19.448656°E
9/2/110/0026	Standard Bank, 34-36 Adderley Street, Worcester		Worcester	Worcester		33°38′40″S 19°26′32″E / 33.644427°S 19.442115°E
9/2/110/0027	Dutch Reformed Mission Church Complex, Adderley Street, Worcester	Type of site: Church Complex.	Worcester	Worcester	Provincial Heritage Site	33°38′51″S 19°26′41″E / 33.647479°S 19.444748°E
9/2/110/0027/001	Old Dutch Reformed Mission Parsonage, 48 Adderley Street, Worcester	7-bay thatched Cape Dutch house with straight end gables. The front gable is Worcester type, dated 1840, with a 6 × 6 sash and four rusticated pilasteres continuing to ground level, the central two forming part of an architrave to the door. 2 × 2 door Type of site: Pastorie Current use: House. The church building of the D.R. Mission Church, Worcester, and the neighbouring parsonage and old school building, together with the other buildings in the so- called "Rhenish Church Complex", forms a unique historical and architectural group which has cl	Worcester	Worcester	Provincial Heritage Site	33°38′39″S 19°26′32″E / 33.6440888888°S 19.442308°E
9/2/110/0027/002	Dutch Reformed Mission Church, 46 Adderley Street, Worcester	National Monument Type of site: Church Current use: Church : Dutch Reformed Mission. The church building of the D.R. Mission Church, Worcester, and the neighbouring parsonage and old school building, together with the other buildings in the so- called "Rhenish Church Complex", forms a unique historical and architectural group which has cl	Worcester	Worcester	Provincial Heritage Site	33°38′39″S 19°26′32″E / 33.6441027777°S 19.442297°E
9/2/110/0028	26 Fairbairn Street, Worcester		Worcester	Worcester	National Monument	33°38′28″S 19°26′53″E / 33.641091°S 19.448110°E
9/2/110/0029	Railway Station, Tulbagh Street, Worcester		Worcester	Worcester	Pending Declaration	33°38′22″S 19°26′28″E / 33.639447°S 19.441096°E
9/2/110/0030	66 Fairbairn Street, Worcester		Worcester	Worcester		33°38′40″S 19°27′01″E / 33.644505°S 19.450414°E
9/2/110/0031	20 Fairbairn Street, Worcester	Thatched Cape Dutch house with fish-tail end-gables with loft. the front gable is Worcester-type, with four pilasters, a pediment on double string course and louvred loft window. Concavo/convex verandah on pipe columns with wooden barge fret and diamond Type of site: House Current use: House.	Worcester	Worcester	Provincial Heritage Site	33°38′25″S 19°26′52″E / 33.640364°S 19.447682°E
9/2/110/0032	12 Fairbairn Street, Worcester		Worcester	Worcester	National Monument	33°38′23″S 19°26′50″E / 33.639857°S 19.447321°E
9/2/110/0033	Eensgevonden, Voorzorg, Worcester District	Type of site: Farmstead.		Worcester	Provincial Heritage Site	33°13′40″S 21°51′25″E / 33.227792°S 21.856859°E
9/2/110/0034	36 Church Street, Worcester		Worcester	Worcester	National Monument	33°38′23″S 19°26′55″E / 33.639842°S 19.448722°E
9/2/110/0035	Almarde Homestead, Sonskyn, Worcester District	Type of site: Farmstead.		Worcester	Provincial Heritage Site	33°13′40″S 21°51′25″E / 33.227792°S 21.856859°E
9/2/110/0036	Farieda's Curtain Centre, 65-67 Adderley Street, Worcester		Worcester	Worcester	National Monument	33°38′49″S 19°26′41″E / 33.647058°S 19.444699°E
9/2/110/0037	46 Durban Street, Worcester		Worcester	Worcester		33°38′43″S 19°27′03″E / 33.645400°S 19.450771°E
9/2/110/0038	151 Church Street, Worcester		Worcester	Worcester		33°38′46″S 19°26′14″E / 33.646084°S 19.437093°E
9/2/110/0039	22 Riebeeck Street, Worcester		Worcester	Worcester		33°38′23″S 19°27′00″E / 33.639750°S 19.449930°E
9/2/110/0040	Old Technical College, 22 Adderley Street, Worcester	National Monument This double-storeyed building dates from about 1860. Type of site: House Current use: House. This double-storeyed building dates from about 1860. It has typical Georgian characteristics, such as the sash windows, the cornice as well as the proportions, size and positioning of the windows. The building is also an important part of the historic cen	Worcester	Worcester	Provincial Heritage Site	33°38′38″S 19°26′32″E / 33.6439638888°S 19.442203°E
9/2/110/0041	Karbonaatjieskraal, Touws River, Worcester District		Worcester	Worcester	National Monument
9/2/110/0042	78 Stockenstrom Street, Worcester	Double storey, 3-bay house with stepped-up parapet decorated with scrolls and two string courses with two rectangular and one round vent between. Corner quoins and moulded plaster surrounds to openings. Small 6 × 6 sashes to first floor. Large 6 × 6 sash Type of site: House Current use: House.	Worcester	Worcester	Provincial Heritage Site	33°38′46″S 19°26′56″E / 33.646044°S 19.449005°E
9/2/110/0043	78a Stockenstrom Street, Worcester	3-bay Cape Dutch house with iron roof and straight end gables. Front gable has 4 pilasters and winged cap and 3-pane casement. Verandah on plastered brick columns. 6 × 6 sashes; 3 × 3 double door with fanlight. On the right is a garage door with cut-off Type of site: House Current use: House. This excellent example of a gabled Worcester building, dating from c.1870, forms part of an unusual complex of adjoining buildings. The attached waenhuis still retains its original clipped doors, traditional to Worcester.	Worcester	Worcester	Register	33°38′46″S 19°26′57″E / 33.646211°S 19.449106°E
9/2/110/0044	64 Porter Street, Worcester		Worcester	Worcester	National register	33°38′54″S 19°26′31″E / 33.648395°S 19.442008°E
9/2/110/0045	66 Porter Street, Worcester		Worcester	Worcester		33°38′54″S 19°26′32″E / 33.648321°S 19.442296°E
9/2/110/0046	96 Durban Street, Worcester	Thatched, 7-bay Cape Dutch house with straight end gables (with loft door). Front gable of Worcester-type but with only one string course below pediment and with bricked up window opening. Full-length, hipped verandah on cast iron columns and brackets, Type of site: House Current use: House.	Worcester	Worcester	Provisional Protection	33°38′51″S 19°26′44″E / 33.647592°S 19.445477°E
9/2/110/0047	78 Fairbairn Street, Worcester		Worcester	Worcester	National Monument	33°38′43″S 19°27′04″E / 33.645282°S 19.451092°E
9/2/110/0048	14 Riebeeck Street, Worcester		Worcester	Worcester		33°38′20″S 19°26′57″E / 33.638825°S 19.449137°E
9/2/110/0049	Old Gaol, 1 Distillery Road, Worcester	The First Gaol in Worcester was erected in 1821. Type of site: Gaol.	Worcester	Worcester	Provincial Heritage Site	33°38′52″S 19°26′02″E / 33.647747°S 19.433835°E
9/2/110/0050	24 Porter Street, Worcester	National Monument The land on which this house stands was granted to J. F. van der Graaff on 15 July 1822. The house, which was erected predominantly in the Cape Dutch style, was presumably built by him in 1825. It is one of the oldest houses in Worcester. Type of site: House Current use: House.	Worcester	Worcester	Provincial Heritage Site	33°38′42″S 19°26′23″E / 33.645045°S 19.439789°E
9/2/110/0051	11 Fairbairn Street, Worcester		Worcester	Worcester	National Monument	33°38′22″S 19°26′51″E / 33.639498°S 19.447564°E
9/2/110/0052	90 Durban Street, Worcester		Worcester	Worcester		33°38′51″S 19°26′46″E / 33.647381°S 19.446138°E
9/2/110/0053	Doornrivier farmstead, Worcester District	The road from Worcester to Villiersdorp runs almost due south and crosses the Breede River and the Brandvlei Dam. A few kilometres beyond the dam one takes a farm road to the left to reach the farm Doornrivier which is 35 km from Worcester. Built on high Doornrivier is one of the oldest farms in this vicinity. Like many other farms it was probably first used as a cattle-post, but by 1754 when the adjacent farm Dasboschrivier was granted, the northern boundary of Dasboschrivier was defined as “the farm of Type of site: Farm Complex. An exceptionally fine Cape Dutch House, built in 1790, and the old watermill building adjacent to it.		Worcester	Provincial Heritage Site	33°13′40″S 21°51′25″E / 33.227792°S 21.856859°E
9/2/110/0054	DE DOORNS MUNICIPAL AREA, WORCESTER DISTRICT, GENERAL		Worcester	Worcester	National Monument
9/2/110/0055	125 Church Street, Worcester		Worcester	Worcester		33°38′43″S 19°26′21″E / 33.645179°S 19.439252°E
9/2/110/0056	Transit of Venus, Old Douglas Hotel, Touws River, Worcester District	The winding road over the Hex River Pass takes one from the spectacular Hex River Valley with almost dramatic suddenness right into the Karoo. The first town to be reached is Touws River, a railway centre. There behind the Douglas Hotel, stand two concret.	Touws River	Worcester	Provincial Heritage Site	33°20′23″S 20°01′38″E / 33.339833°S 20.027100°E
9/2/110/0057	Worcester Museum, Beck House, 21 Baring Street, Worcester	National Monument The house was built in 1841 and had been the property of the well-known Beck family for many years. Type of site: House Previous use: Residential. Current use: Museum. This building is a typical example of the mid-nineteenth century architecture in Worcester. The house was built in 1841 and had been the property of the well-known Beck family for many years.	Worcester	Worcester	Provincial Heritage Site	33°38′33″S 19°26′40″E / 33.642478°S 19.444473°E
9/2/110/0058	37 Russel Street, Worcester	Thatched 5-bay Cape Dutch house with mock-chimney end gable, attached to No. 38. Wide holbol gable with semicircular pediment and blocked-up window. 3 × 3 double door with geometric fanlight, c 1850 (F & C), 2 × 2 sashes. Full-length hipped verandah on p Type of site: House Current use: House. This house with its fine gable was built in 1860 and is a good example of Nineteenth Century Architecture in Worcester.	Worcester	Worcester	Provincial Heritage Site	33°38′37″S 19°27′04″E / 33.643610°S 19.451064°E
9/2/110/0059	St James the Great Church, Waterloo Road, Worcester	This church was built in 1859 in the Neo-Gothic style. It has very fine stained glass windows, the oldest of which dates back to 1841. Type of site: Church Current use: Church : Anglican.	Worcester	Worcester	Provincial Heritage Site	33°38′42″S 19°26′37″E / 33.645000°S 19.443611°E
9/2/110/0060	Dutch Reformed Church, Church Street, Worcester	This Gothic cruciform church, the cornerstone of which was laid on 7 February 1831 by the Civic Commissioner of Worcester, P. J. Truter, was consecrated on 3 February 1832. Type of site: Church Current use: Church : Dutch Reformed.	Worcester	Worcester	Provincial Heritage Site	33°38′30″S 19°26′44″E / 33.641588°S 19.445667°E
9/2/110/0061	De Doorns homestead, De Doorns, Hex River Valley, Worcester District	The farm De Doorns, which was granted to Gabriel Rossouw in 1759, is one of the oldest farms in the Hex River Valley. The original portion of this Cape Dutch house, which dates from approximately 1796, was enlarged to its present H-form by Pieter Jacobus.		Worcester	Provincial Heritage Site	33°28′40″S 19°40′01″E / 33.477660°S 19.666907°E
9/2/110/0062	Eikenbosch homestead, Worcester District	This dwelling-house and outbuilding with its predominantly Cape Dutch features is situated on land granted in 1716 to the pioneer of Goudini, Pieter du Toit.		Worcester	Provincial Heritage Site	33°13′40″S 21°51′25″E / 33.227792°S 21.856859°E
9/2/110/0063	86 Durban Street, Worcester	National Monument This Cape Dutch house, with its two pedimented concavo-convex gables, dates from 1824. The building, which was Victorianised in about 1906, was bought by the Afrikaanse Christelike Vrouevereniging in 1974 and restored to its original state under the direc Type of site: House Current use: House.	Worcester	Worcester	Provincial Heritage Site	34°38′50″S 19°26′48″E / 34.647325°S 19.446798°E
9/2/110/0064	162 Church Street, Worcester	National Monument The core of this impressive Victorian dwelling-house was originally the first church in Worcester. Type of site: House Current use: House. The core of this impressive Victorian dwelling-house was originally the first church in Worcester. The verandah with its cast-iron work and the cast-iron crown mouldings on the roof of the house are particularly noteworthy.	Worcester	Worcester	Provincial Heritage Site	33°38′46″S 19°26′10″E / 33.646015°S 19.436010°E
9/2/110/0065	72 Fairbairn Street, Worcester	National Monument This dwelling-house in the vernacular building style with its Cape Dutch and Victorian elements was erected by H. Afrika from 1858—1859. The property forms an integral part of the architectural character of Fairbairn Street, which forms a significant part Type of site: House Current use: House.	Worcester	Worcester	Provincial Heritage Site	33°38′42″S 19°27′02″E / 33.644868°S 19.450637°E
9/2/110/0066	1 and 3 Trappes Street and 163 Tulbagh Street, Worcester	National Monument (see 163 Tulbagh Street). The original portion of this Cape Dutch building complex with its typical holbol gable was erected in 1820/21 and is reputed to be the oldest existing dwelling in Worcester. The front portion of the complex with its typical Worcester gables dates from the Type of site: House Current use: House.	Worcester	Worcester	Provincial Heritage Site	33°38′41″S 19°26′07″E / 33.644735°S 19.435224°E
9/2/110/0066/1	1 Trappes Street, Worcester		Worcester	Worcester	National Monument	33°38′41″S 19°26′07″E / 33.644838°S 19.435219°E
9/2/110/0066/2	3 Trappes Street, Worcester		Worcester	Worcester	National Monument	33°38′42″S 19°26′07″E / 33.644960°S 19.435276°E
9/2/110/0066/3	163 Tulbagh Street, Worcester		Worcester	Worcester	National Monument	33°38′41″S 19°26′07″E / 33.644743°S 19.435229°E
9/2/110/0067	Homestead, Stettyn, Worcester District	Stettyn, which has been in the possession of the Botha family since 1818, was originally granted to Jan Cloete and Jan Jurgen Radyn on 26 September 1714. The Cape Dutch farm-house, the original portion of which was built in 1777 by the then owner Schalk v Type of site: Farmstead.		Worcester	Provincial Heritage Site	33°13′40″S 21°51′25″E / 33.227792°S 21.856859°E
9/2/110/0068	28 Church Street, Worcester	Single storey, 5 bay Cape Dutch house with thatch saddle roof and straight end gables. Pedimented Worcester gable with arched 6 × 6 sash. 12 x 12 sashes; 4 × 4 double door with semicircular fanlight. Stoep with garden wall and posts. Karoo-type extension Type of site: House Current use: House.	Worcester	Worcester	Provincial Heritage Site	33°38′22″S 19°26′57″E / 33.6394888888°S 19.449122°E
9/2/110/0069	63 Baring Street, Worcester		Worcester	Worcester	National Monument	33°38′46″S 19°26′48″E / 33.646004°S 19.446767°E
9/2/110/0070	Evangelical Lutheran Church, Adderley Street, Worcester	Narrow church with buttressed steeple with octagonal spire. Louvred vents with pointed arches to steeple. door with pointed arch. Type of site: Church Current use: Church : Lutheran.	Worcester	Worcester	Provincial Heritage Site	33°38′36″S 19°26′31″E / 33.643444°S 19.441873°E
9/2/110/0071	Church Square, Worcester	Type of site: Square. Church Square forms an integral part of the original, town plan of Worcester as it was drawn up in 1819. In former times the Square was often used for open-air meetings of every kind, and with the surrounding buildings, it forms the historical and archite	Worcester	Worcester	Provincial Heritage Site	33°38′29″S 19°26′46″E / 33.641445°S 19.445989°E
9/2/110/0072	140 Church Street, Worcester		Worcester	Worcester	National Monument	33°38′43″S 19°26′15″E / 33.645361°S 19.437493°E
9/2/110/0073	Water furrows, Worcester		Worcester	Worcester
9/2/110/0074	42 Church Street, Worcester		Worcester	Worcester	Pending Declaration	33°38′24″S 19°26′54″E / 33.640099°S 19.448258°E
9/2/110/0075	WORCESTER MAGISTERIAL DISTRICT, GENERAL		Worcester	Worcester
9/2/110/0076	Congregational Church, 73 Church Street, Worcester		Worcester	Worcester		33°38′33″S 19°26′41″E / 33.642363°S 19.444799°E
9/2/110/0077	ZWELETEMBA MUNICIPAL AREA, WORCESTER		Worcester	Worcester
9/2/110/0078	Freedom Square, Zwelatemba, Worcester		Worcester	Worcester
9/2/110/0079	22 Fairbairn Street and 43 Church Street, Worcester		Worcester	Worcester	Provincial Heritage Site	33°38′27″S 19°26′52″E / 33.640788°S 19.447819°E
9/2/110/0080	25 Baring Street, Worcester		Worcester	Worcester		33°38′35″S 19°26′41″E / 33.642980°S 19.444819°E
9/2/110/0081	Queens Square, Block bounded by Somerset, Russel, Trappes, and Church streets,Worcester		Worcester	Worcester		33°38′53″S 19°26′09″E / 33.648013°S 19.435829°E
9/2/110/0082	TOUWS RIVER MUNICIPAL AREA, GENERAL		Worcester	Worcester
9/2/110/0083	TOUWS RIVER MAGISTERIAL		Worcester	Worcester
9/2/110/0084	Kannetsvlei, Worcester District		Worcester	Worcester

References

1. "Western Cape Provincial Heritage Sites (previously National Monuments)" (PDF). 19 September 2002. Retrieved 2013-01-28.