Overstrand’s secret ‘SSS’ stations
PART 1: Radar in World War II Hangklip, Betty’s Bay and Kleinmond Historians love to play the game of “What really won the war?” and…
Read more →PART 1: Radar in World War II Hangklip, Betty’s Bay and Kleinmond Historians love to play the game of “What really won the war?” and…
Read more →Members of the society attended a glittering event at Lord Charles hotel in late March for the award ceremony. There were about 350 people…
Read more →Early in the 1900s two of the three Luyt brothers, Henry and Alewyn, left the Cape to work in t gold mines in the Transvaal. In 1913,…
Read more →Hotels have always been an important part of life in Hermanus At one stage, in the 1930's there were no fewer than 13 holiday…
Read more →We are pleased to welcome another guest speaker this month. He is Professor Bill Nasson from the University of Stellenbosch, who is an…
Read more →Scope of Report The Chairperson’s Report reflects the period for 1 January to 31 December 2016. This brings the Society into line with…
Read more →There is something rather poignant about relaxing on a bench at one of the look-out points and taking in the views while knowing that that…
Read more →Penguin Random House and The Book Cottage invite you to the launch of THE HISTORICAL OVERBERG BY CHRIS SCHOEMAN. Angela Heslop will be…
Read more →As the centenary of World War 1 draws to a close we will be taking a closer look at the history of the Great War as it impacted on South…
Read more →By Dr. Robin Lee Individual houses feature largely in Hermanus history because of the influence that the usually wealthy owners had on…
Read more →TOPIC: THE HISTORY OF THE VOLMOED COMMUNITY FOR RECONCILIATION AND HEALING SINCE 1986 The name “Volmoed” means ‘courage and hope’ and…
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