Specifically Declared Heritage Objects/Collections

South African Heritage Resources Agency

The specifically declared heritage objects/Collections listed below, represent various periods in the country’s history and are associated with various cultures and traditions:

1. The Three Bronze Cannons, at 23 Rocklands Road, Beacon Bay, East London
   • The Bronze Bocarro Cannon
   • The Bronze Feyo Naval Cannon
   • The Bronze (or brass) Naval cannon
2. The Sun Dial, at 44 Durban Street, Fort Beaufort
3. The Hill Organ, at the Methodist Church, Grahamstown
4. The Miracle Cannon from Wreck of Sacremento, at the King George VI Art Gallery, Park Drive, Port Elizabeth
5. The University of Fort Hare Collections, at the University of Fort Hare, Alice
6. The Collection, at 7 Castle Hill, Port Elizabeth
7. The Gnome aircraft engine, at Military Museum Fort Bloemfontein, Church Street, Bloemfontein
8. The Kitty Steam Locomotive, at SA National Railway and Steam Museum, Krugersdorp
9. The Kruger Chairs, at Reformed Church, Church Street West, Pretoria
10. The NZASM railway carriage No. 18, at Pretoria Station, Pretoria
11. The NZASM locomotive No, 242, at Pretoria Station, Pretoria
12. The Paul Loewenstein Collection, at University of Witwatersrand, Johannesburg
13. The Dias Cross, at University of the Witwatersrand, Johannesburg
14. The Christianenberg Berlin Mission Church: Cast Iron Commemorative Cross, at Krause Street, Clermont
15. The Christianenberg Berlin Mission Church: 1846 Church Bell, at Krause Street, Clermont
16. The Naval Gun, at High School Belfast, Duggen Street, Belfast
17. The Steam locomotive ‘Clara’, at O’okiep Copper Company Museum, Nababeep, Namaqualand District
18. The Moffat’s Pulpit, at Mary Moffat Museum, Main Street, Griquatown
19. The Clock, at University of Stellenbosch, Victoria street, Stellenbosch
20. Blackie, at Cape Town Station, Cape Town
21. The Van Plettenberg Beacon, at SA Cultural History Museum, Cape Town
22. The Anrieth pediment, at Glaston House, 127–139 Bree Street, Cape Town
23. The Brandy still, at Schoonderzicht, Tulbagh District
24. The VOC Beacon, at George Museum, George
25. The Pulpit, at Rhenish Church, The Braak, Stellenbosch
26. The 9 Inch MLR Gun, Middle North Battery, Simonstown
27. The Printing Press of GRA, Hugenot Museum, Paarl
28. The Jan Smuts study, at the Smuts House Museum, Doornkloof, Pretoria
29. The symbolic silver Vice Admiralty Oar of the Cape of Good Hope, at Iziko Museums in Cape Town
30. The socio-historical collection of the Genadendal Mission Museum, in the Mission Museum, Genadendal
31. The late nineteenth century panoramic painting of Cape Town by JL Pickering, 28 Corporation Street, Cape Town
32. The Voortrekker pulpit, in the Voortrekker Church, Pietermaritzburg
33. Castor and Pollux, two 6.3 inch RML Howitzer Guns in Ladysmith Town Hall, Ladysmith
34. The One O’Clock Gun, 12 PR ML Naval Gun, Pietermaritzburg
35. Ten Harvard Aircrafts, at the Heidelberg Airfield, Gauteng
36. The collection of cultural artefacts including the gold rhino, bowl and sceptre, associated with the Iron Age settlements on Mapungubwe Hill, the Southern Terrace, K2 and Bambandyanalo, situated on the farm Greefswald, Messina district, exhibited at the Mapungubwe Museum, located at the University of Pretoria
37. The Groote Schuur collection, Cape Town
38. The Kuruman Press, Kuruman
39. The South African Mint Collection, Centurion, Pretoria
40. The Ethnographic and Art Collections at the University of Fort Hare, Alice
41. Antique collection and memorabilia
42. William Fehr collection at the Castle of Good Hope and Rust and Vreugd, Cape Town
43. Kirby Collection of Musical Instruments, UCT, Cape Town