In 1731, Pieter van Breda acquired the Oranjezicht Estate. His farm flourished and they became known for their hospitality, entertaining many important overseas visitors. Sadly the demise started in 1877 when the municipality impounded the many water springs on the estate, thereby forcing the farm to become useless. Contents include the genealogy of the Van Breda tree; the water mills, Cape Town Management; and the demise of the farm. 156 Pages. Contents clean and binding firm. 1st Edition. Condition: Good. Binding: Softcover. Some light creasing to the cover.
Publisher: Ralph Pentecost
Date Published: 1992
Publication Place: Cape Town
First Edition: Yes
Condition: Good.
Binding: Softcover. Some light creasing to the cover.
Additional information
| Weight | 500 g |
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