Browsing James Walton Collection by Subject "Farm buildings -- South Africa -- Pictorial works"
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Homes of the 1820 Settlers
Drawings of homes of the 1820 Settlers, depicting an early farm house, an early shelter, Thomas Phillips' farm at Glendour and a later village residence. -
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Montagu, Long Street, showing the wine cellars
Drawing of Long Street, Montagu, showing the wine cellars. The drawing depicts detail of Bath Street, Prospect, vineyards and fruit trees, pre-1890 buildings (flat, pitched, double storeyed and wine cellars) and the Kingnas River. -
Original Vredendal house
Photograph and plan of the original Vredendal house (since demolished), depicting detail of a bread oven, a hearth, shelves, a kitchen, 2 reed ceilings, a pantry, a mud floor marked off in 1-foot squares and steps to the loft. -
Photograph and plan of Vischgat, Fraserburg
Photograph and plan of Vischgat, Fraserburg, depicting detail of a kitchen, a bed, a square corbelled hut and a circular corbelled hut. -
Plan of Driefontein, Fraserburg
Drawing of a plan of Driefontein, Fraserburg, depicting detail of 3 bedrooms (1 walled-up), a livingroom with a later doorway, a kitchen (walled-up), a stove, 2 stone tables, a raised paved entrance, a paved entrance, a ... -
Plan of Hondefontein, Fraserburg
Drawing of a plan of Hondefontein, Fraserburg, depicting detail of 2 hearths, 2 kitchens, a stone slab shelf (1.8m high), 2 livingrooms, 2 bedrooms, 4 panes (each 0.27m x 0.34m), a stone slab oven, a paved stoep, a sliding ... -
Plan of Klipkolk rectangular corbelled room
Drawing of a plan of Klipkolk, Carnarvon rectangular corbelled room, depicting detail of 2 later additions, a keeping hole and the original corbelled dwelling. -
Plan of the linked corbelled dwellings at Eendefontein, Carnarvon
Drawing of a plan of the linked corbelled dwellings at Eendefontein, Carnarvon. -
Plan of Windheuvel, Sutherland
Drawing of a plan of Windheuvel, Sutherland, depicting detail of a hearth (0.20m high), a kitchen and a livingroom (1.66m and 1.89m high).
