Reformed Church, Middelburg Cape Colony (Oldest Reformed Church building in South Africa, a declared National Monument.

Synagogue, Middelburg Cape Colony

Dutch Reformed Church, Middelburg Cape Colony, before middle block was built as extension to original building (1904)

Post Card, Middelburg Cape Colony – 1892

M Stahl & Co (Outfitters & General Merchants), Loop Street where Telkom building was erected.   On the left is the present building housing the ACVV office.

R J Herholdt – Painter / Schilder, Church Street, Middelburg Cape Colony

Cnr. Van der Walt / Roode Street.  House second on right, Magistrate’s house where Olive Schreiner was married.  On left is where Post Office is presently.

Cnr. Van der Walt / Van Reenen Street, Magistrates house in which Olive Schreiner was married.  Photo taken by Gillings.

Cnr. Van Reenen / Church Street, General Merchant Shop of MacKinnon.  Presently accommodating Public Library and Build-It.

Old Police Station – Charge-office and other offices.

J P & V Gillings, Watchmakers, Jewellers and Photographers.

Church Hall, Dutch Reformed Church, later rented to Volkskas as a bank and eventually the Blood Bank before demolition.   1936 Chevrolet belonging to Mr Shorty Vorster on photo.

Old Town Hall, Middelburg Cape Colony.   On same plot where present Hall was built in 1952.

Standard Bank, Cnr Market / Meintjies Streets.   On the left is the building of Mr Solomon Rissik (presently PDK) housing Union Café as well as hairdressing saloon.

Richmond Road (previously known as Church Yard Street) photo taken from Town Hall on the left is dwelling of Sir Frederik de Waal (Richmond Road Number 20 later Mr David Wilcocks Vorster.

Merchants Du Toit and De Waal (Sir Frederick de Waal and his father in law from Graaff-Reinet).  Building later became Pantheon Theatre, later Grand Theatre (Bioscope) Cnr Meintjies and Smid Streets.

Church Street, Middelburg Cape Colony

Cnr Meintjies and Market Street, Standard Bank

Aerial photo of Middelburg.   Note Power station chimney in background and J P & V Gillings building front on photo.