Dullstroom
It was proclaimed on in October 1893. Named after Wolterus Dull, a merchant from Amsterdam, chairman of a committee which rendered assistance to families who had suffered losses during the 1st Anglo Boer War. Lying next to the Crocodile River.
NG Church
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NG Church, Blue Crane St cnr Taute st – This church was designed by JR Burg and completed in 1919.The cornerstone was laid by Ds Paul Nel on 17 October 1919.
Rose Cottage
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Rose Cottage, Hugenote St – This house was erected in 1893. One of a few buildings not destroyed in the war.
Nederduits Hervormde
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Nederduits Hervormde Church, Teding van Berkhout St – This church was designed by W Diepraam and completed in 1887. (Older than the town as some Dutch settlers were already present). This church was burnt down during the ABW and was rebuilt in 1905.
Annex to Police Station
Memorial Garden
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Memorial Garden, Joubert Square, Hugenote st – A stone memorial was erected 1n1887 to those who played a role in the accomplishment of the community. It was destroyed in the war. Re-erected in 1934. This garden was added in 1988. Also containing a tombstone of a mass grave.
Old Transvaal Inn
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Old Transvaal Inn, Hugenote St /Naledi St – Circa 1890. One of the buildings not destroyed in the war.
Post Office
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Post Office, Gunning st – used as a school and became a Post Office in 1918.
Old Netherlands Bank
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Old Netherlands Bank, Teding van Berkhout st. – currently used as a museum.
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Annex to Police Station, Gunning st cnr Oranje Nassau st – used as Police archives – now burnt down.
Town Hall
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Town Hall, Teding van Berkhout st - Used as a shop until 1925. Currently Council Offices.
The Dullstroon Inn
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The Dullstroom Inn,, Teding van Berkhout st - previously The Excelsior Hotel
Train Station
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Train Station, just off Bosman St – Built of blue stone – The Belfast – Lydenburg line was opened on 29 April 1910.
Railway bridge
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Railway bridge – R 540 to Lydenburg – This stone bridge and culverts are on the Lydenberg line – circa 1910.
British Fort
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British Fort – R540 to Lydenburg, just outside of town on Suikerboskop – One of three forts erected by the British circa 1900.
Battle of Ouhoutbossie
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Battle of Ouhoutbossie – R540 to Lydenburg – This battle took place at night on 9 to 10 December 1901. A monument was erected on the Northern side of the road for the British who died here. On the Southern side is a memorial for the eight Burghers who were killed here.