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Simon van der Stel Foundation (Cape Town) |
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The Simon van der Stel Foundation was founded on 8 April 1959 at a ceremony at the Castle of Good Hope, Cape Town as a national body with branches throughout South Africa. The purpose was to promote conservation of South Africa’s National Heritage – this included buildings, sites, townscapes, squares, objects and environments. The Cape Town Branch has been actively involved over the years in preserving old buildings such as Coornhoop at Mowbray, the Sendinggestig Museum in Long Street, the Lutheran Church complex in Strand Street, the Boshof Gates at Newlands and the Van Reede van Oudsthoorn Vault in the Gardens. We were also involved in getting part of Tulbagh’s Church Street restored and in getting the Tokai Manor House restored. Our foundation takes an active part in promoting Cape Town's history and heritage. We strive to create public awareness about the importance of the conservation of Cape Town's old buildings and historical places. Nationally this organisation is now known
as Heritage
Association of South Africa (HASA) who on an annual basis presents the Simon van der Stel Gold Medal to individuals who have done outstanding work in the field of conservation. WE ALSO HAVE A FACEBOOK PAGE Please visit our Facebook page here
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All enquiries or completed application forms to be directed to:
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The Secretary Simon van der Stel Foundation - Cape Town Postal Address: PO Box 366 Plumstead 7801 Email : simonvdstel@outlook.com |
Telephone : 021 794 7464 Facsimile : 021 794 5480 |
