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The road to Barberton was paved in gold, gin, danger and hotels
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Yami Community Projects continues to make a difference
Yami Community Projects continues to change lives through the power of community partnerships.
📽️ The mountain that nearly claimed his life welcomed him home again
Community support needed as seven rugby players prepare for international tour
Community spirit shines at Mount Horeb Care Centre
From Barberton to Xi’an: The Loubsers life in China
Kruger National Park, a century of conservation
Step back in time at the Barberton Museum
Heritage & History
The road to Barberton was paved in gold, gin, danger and hotels
At the bottom of the notorious Chute stood Jenkinson’s Hotel beside Gin Creek, where transport riders stopped to refill their gin bottles before continuing towards the goldfields.
Adam's Calendar guards one of Mpumalanga's greatest mysteries
The famous fig tree of Fig Tree Creek
Royal Albert Hall was once the beating heart of Barberton's gold rush
Jock of the Bushveld: History, memory and the making of a legend
Transport riders and ox-wagons of the De Kaap Valley
FitzPatrick's years on the wagon roads of the Lowveld
Culture & Identity
Royal Albert Hall was once the beating heart of Barberton's gold rush
The Royal Albert Hall opened its doors on July 17, 1887, at a time when Barberton was flourishing as one of South Africa's richest goldfields.
How the rush for riches changed the De Kaap valley forever
Bornman family helped shape the De Kaap Valley
Kings, cattle and kingdoms: How the Swazi nation shaped the De Kaap Valley
Before Barberton: The Swazi people of the De Kaap Valley
Gold, ghost mines and forgotten fortunes
