1. Overview on the Night Shelter cemetery
contributed by: Douglas Ewan
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Cemetery information:- Situated between Memoriam Street, Kerkhof Street, Market & Hibernia Streets. Also known as Night Shelter cemetery. The cemetery is quite damaged and most of the older stones are nearly or totally illegible. All marked head stones were photographed.
Photographs by Douglas Ewan & Christopher Fitchet
eGGSA captions by: Terry Terblanche, Lorraine Beechey, Wilna Eygelaar, James Anderson & George Crewe Information also available on the GGSA cemetery:- Cemetery ID: 4279 No of names: 67 Google Earth Project Information:- GPSID: 5067 GPS: -33 57.769, 22 28.088
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