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Gone but not forgotten: the Ellis Brown home Kinnoull

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Baumann home ‒ from family mansion to refuge

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Story of Westville mosque land

Monishka Govender|Published

Westville’s first mosque still standing 120 years later

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Passing of the years captured in massive development

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A little unkempt, but Old Fort’s gardens still a city refuge

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St Thomas’ Church – A faithful Berea beacon for 160 years

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On this day in history, September 18

Greg Hutson|Published

Morningside landmark Manor House on a hill

Lindsay Slogrove|Published

Look, sky walkers bring aviation back

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Postcard note a glimpse into ‘very beautiful gardens’

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Botanic Gardens a living, growing Durban treasure

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Landmark Britannia Hotel still a mainstay of the city

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What a big difference a little bit of sunshine can make

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Ever-evolving nightspot has kept its beautiful finishes

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Holiday Inn to a still-striking Eden at 52

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Escombe ‘hinterland’ a place to escape coastal heat

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Bloody and brutal history of Old Durban prison

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Unspoiled natural beauty welcomes runners and fans

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On this day, June 5

Greg Hutson|Published

King Shaka granted settlers land that is rich in history

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Decades of memories for trendsetting Durban mall

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Weathering the storm to reclaim historic beauty

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Long history, long road back to blue beachfront jewel

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Not just tennis, but also playing big role in community

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