Album of 24 photographs of the Cathedral Church in Johannesburg, designed by Sir Herbert Baker and Frank Fleming. A monument to the courageous resistance its incumbents conducted against the racial discrimination and segregation of apartheid. St. Mary’s was the first church in South Africa to appoint a black man as Dean – it was Desmond Tutu in 1974. Under his leadership it “became a cradle of democracy that housed some of the work meetings and services that went into dismantling the shackles of apartheid.” 3850 Photography
Date Published: c.1929
Publication Place: Johannesburg
Condition: Good.
Binding: Hardcover. Cloth boards with some fraying to extremities. A few small abrasions.
Additional information
| Weight | 1300 g |
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