UPDATED: 06/12/2024 6 December 1890, First golf competition at the Kimberley Golf Club. 6 December 1890, Dr JE Mackenzie sets the golf course record of 98. 6 December 1950, GW defeat the national SA Jukskei team 9½ – 5½. 6 December ...
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Steve Lunderstedt December 6, 2024 Historical, Today in Kimberley's History
UPDATED: 06/12/2024 6 December 1890, First golf competition at the Kimberley Golf Club. 6 December 1890, Dr JE Mackenzie sets the golf course record of 98. 6 December 1950, GW defeat the national SA Jukskei team 9½ – 5½. 6 December ...
Read More »Steve Lunderstedt July 25, 2024 Historical, Today in Kimberley's History
UPDATED: 25/07/2024 25 July 1901, Original Synagogue on Dutoitspan Road sold on public auction. 25 July 1965, William Benbow Humphreys, (pictured) art collector extraordinaire dies. 25 July 2002, Great CBC athlete and Springbok rugby player Pat Lyster dies. (Pictured is ...
Read More »Steve Lunderstedt July 28, 2023 Historical, Today in Kimberley's History
UPDATED: 28 July 2023 28 July 2016, Kimberley artist Jill Adams dies. Renowned Kimberley artist Jill Adams (nee Burrow) The renowned artist Jill Adams passed away in Somerset West on Thursday 28 July 2016, her death being largely unheralded other ...
Read More »Steve Lunderstedt July 13, 2023 Historical, Today in Kimberley's History
UPDATED: 13/07/2023 13 July 1940, Salvation Army building in Crossman Road opened by Commissioner Cunningham. 13 July 1949, Springbok rugby player JWE “Klondyke” Raaff dies. 13 July 1990, Retired chief librarian Olive McIntyre dies. 13 July 1993, Artist Nellie du ...
Read More »Steve Lunderstedt May 18, 2023 Historical, Today in Kimberley's History
18 May 1876, The Lanyon Theatre opens. 18 May 1881, Meeting called to form the Kimberley Club. 18 May 1906, Statue of Queen Victoria in the Public Gardens unveiled. (Pictured is the statue in its original position at the entrance ...
Read More »Steve Lunderstedt April 21, 2023 Historical, Today in Kimberley's History
UPDATED: 21/04/2023 21 April 1898, Phokwane native reserve confiscated by Cape Government proclamation. 21 April 1959, Manne Dipico, first Premier of the Northern Cape Province born. 21 April 1967, Harold Arthur Morris, pictured, honoured as the Fourth Freeman of Kimberley ...
Read More »Jonathan Dimond April 6, 2020 Events, News
In response to the national lock-down and Covid-19 pandemic, the William Humphreys Art Gallery would like to invite artists and collaborators to participate in a virtual exhibition titled, Myopia. Digital artworks, including video, sound – art, animation, and photography ...
Read More »Webmaster June 13, 2016 General News, News
A joint initiative between the local municipality and the Sol Plaatje University will see the transformation of the Oppenheimer Gardens into a “smart park”, which will promote access to wifi as well as a secure space that is crime free ...
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