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South Africa, Cape Town, 19th Century Stock Photo

RM2BDX6M1–South Africa, Cape Town, 19th Century

geography / travel, South Africa, Cape Town, city views / cityscapes, general view of the city and the coast, circa 1950s, Additional-Rights-Clearences-Not Available Stock Photo

RMDB5RXE–geography / travel, South Africa, Cape Town, city views / cityscapes, general view of the city and the coast, circa 1950s, Additional-Rights-Clearences-Not Available

Port Elizabeth the largest city in South Africa, situated in the Eastern Cape Province The town and Algoa Bay viewed from the lighthouse 13 April 1922 Stock Photo

RM2BWAX1A–Port Elizabeth the largest city in South Africa, situated in the Eastern Cape Province The town and Algoa Bay viewed from the lighthouse 13 April 1922

Second Boer War 1899-1900 : South African Lighthorse proceeding along Adderly Street, Cape Town, to entrain for the front Stock Photo

RMTXG8FP–Second Boer War 1899-1900 : South African Lighthorse proceeding along Adderly Street, Cape Town, to entrain for the front

The docks Cape Town , South Africa 15 April 1922 Stock Photo

RM2BWFGPR–The docks Cape Town , South Africa 15 April 1922

Cape Town, South Africa, 19th century.Artist: St de Dree Stock Photo

RMW7DB13–Cape Town, South Africa, 19th century.Artist: St de Dree

RFDHKEAN–1888 Cape town general view

Cape Town and Table Mountain, South Africa, c1900 (1906). Artist: Unknown. Stock Photo

RMW7ERTY–Cape Town and Table Mountain, South Africa, c1900 (1906). Artist: Unknown.

Some of the young men of the Windermere township, eleven miles from Cape Town. 4th February 1955Thousands of it's young men are not allowed into the city. They would be arrested if they came into the city without a pass and they have a nothing to do, so they rot. They are not allowed to work and they have nowhere to go and not enough to eat Stock Photo

RM2HHT81D–Some of the young men of the Windermere township, eleven miles from Cape Town. 4th February 1955Thousands of it's young men are not allowed into the city. They would be arrested if they came into the city without a pass and they have a nothing to do, so they rot. They are not allowed to work and they have nowhere to go and not enough to eat

South African Light Horse, Cape Town, South Africa, 2nd Boer War, 1900. Artist: Underwood & Underwood Stock Photo

RMW7E5KR–South African Light Horse, Cape Town, South Africa, 2nd Boer War, 1900. Artist: Underwood & Underwood

Three locomotive used for the Royal Tour South Africa. 'The City of Cape Town'. 12 February 1947 Stock Photo

RM2Y72P19–Three locomotive used for the Royal Tour South Africa. 'The City of Cape Town'. 12 February 1947

Cape Town, South Africa, late 19th century.Artist: John L Stoddard Stock Photo

RMB0KDNW–Cape Town, South Africa, late 19th century.Artist: John L Stoddard

City of light. A blaze of light's went up in Cape Town to greet the Royal visitors. A striking example of the city's flood lighting was the railway station building in Adderley Street. 19 February 1947 Stock Photo

RM2Y72P79–City of light. A blaze of light's went up in Cape Town to greet the Royal visitors. A striking example of the city's flood lighting was the railway station building in Adderley Street. 19 February 1947

RMHT0X06–Cape Town and Table Mountain, South Africa, c1900 (1906). Artist: Unknown.

Cape Town, South Africa, Antique African Photograph, 1893 Stock Photo

RMRFKHE1–Cape Town, South Africa, Antique African Photograph, 1893

geography / travel, South Africa, Cape Town, city views / cityscapes, parking place at Sea Point, circa 1950s, Additional-Rights-Clearences-Not Available Stock Photo

RMDB5RXC–geography / travel, South Africa, Cape Town, city views / cityscapes, parking place at Sea Point, circa 1950s, Additional-Rights-Clearences-Not Available

general view of Pretoria in 1886 Stock Photo

RFDHKECN–general view of Pretoria in 1886

Some of the young men of the Windermere township, eleven miles from Cape Town.Thousands of it's young men are not allowed into the city. They would be arrested if they came into Cape Town without a pass and they have a nothing to do, so they rot. They are not allowed to work and they have nowhere to go and not enough to eat 4th February 1955 Stock Photo

RM2HHWKNB–Some of the young men of the Windermere township, eleven miles from Cape Town.Thousands of it's young men are not allowed into the city. They would be arrested if they came into Cape Town without a pass and they have a nothing to do, so they rot. They are not allowed to work and they have nowhere to go and not enough to eat 4th February 1955

The Lion's Head Mountain, near Capetown, Cape of Good Hope, 1868. 'Viewed from the entrance of Table Bay, the city of Capetown appears to be nearly surrounded by an amphitheatre of mountains presenting strange and grotesque outlines. Immediately behind the town the celebrated Table Mountain, so called from its flat surface, rises, at first gradually, and then in precipitous cliffs, forming a mighty wall of rock, which is flanked on the left by the peak of the Devil's Mountain. On the right hand of the town extends a singular hill, called the Lion's Mountain, from its fancied resemblance to a l Stock Photo

RM2XAP7C0–The Lion's Head Mountain, near Capetown, Cape of Good Hope, 1868. 'Viewed from the entrance of Table Bay, the city of Capetown appears to be nearly surrounded by an amphitheatre of mountains presenting strange and grotesque outlines. Immediately behind the town the celebrated Table Mountain, so called from its flat surface, rises, at first gradually, and then in precipitous cliffs, forming a mighty wall of rock, which is flanked on the left by the peak of the Devil's Mountain. On the right hand of the town extends a singular hill, called the Lion's Mountain, from its fancied resemblance to a l

The lights of Cape Town. Cape Town was floodlit for the first time, to welcome the Royal visitors. This picture, taken on the Grand Parade near the Royal Pavilion, shows the illuminations, as seen by the King and Queen and Princesses when they were greeted thereby the Mayor of Cape Town, Mr A Bloomberg, MP, on behalf of the city. 19 February 1947 Stock Photo

RM2Y72P9B–The lights of Cape Town. Cape Town was floodlit for the first time, to welcome the Royal visitors. This picture, taken on the Grand Parade near the Royal Pavilion, shows the illuminations, as seen by the King and Queen and Princesses when they were greeted thereby the Mayor of Cape Town, Mr A Bloomberg, MP, on behalf of the city. 19 February 1947

Cape Town lights up. Cape Town puts on her party dress to greet her Royal visitors. The main central building is Cape Town's new Post Office. Next to it and very similar in design , is the office of a leading insurance company. Picked out in fairy lights at the left is Cape Town City Hall, with the city's main thoroughfare, Adderley Street, at the right of the picture. The floodlit Table Mountain provides an imposing backdrop to the gaily illuminated city. 18 February 1947 Stock Photo

RM2Y72P37–Cape Town lights up. Cape Town puts on her party dress to greet her Royal visitors. The main central building is Cape Town's new Post Office. Next to it and very similar in design , is the office of a leading insurance company. Picked out in fairy lights at the left is Cape Town City Hall, with the city's main thoroughfare, Adderley Street, at the right of the picture. The floodlit Table Mountain provides an imposing backdrop to the gaily illuminated city. 18 February 1947

Royal tour of South Africa. The Royal Bay at last night's Coloured Ball held at the City Hall, Cape Town in honour of the Royal visit. The Mayor of Cape Town is seen on the left with General Smuts on right. 20 February 1947 Stock Photo

RM2Y72P0N–Royal tour of South Africa. The Royal Bay at last night's Coloured Ball held at the City Hall, Cape Town in honour of the Royal visit. The Mayor of Cape Town is seen on the left with General Smuts on right. 20 February 1947

State Banquet in Cape Town. A general view of the State Banquet held in the City Hall, Cape Town, tonight (Monday) in honour of Their Majesties and Princesses, who landed in South Africa from HMS Vanguard, this morning. 17 February 1947 Stock Photo

RM2Y72P0R–State Banquet in Cape Town. A general view of the State Banquet held in the City Hall, Cape Town, tonight (Monday) in honour of Their Majesties and Princesses, who landed in South Africa from HMS Vanguard, this morning. 17 February 1947

geography / travel, South Africa, Cape Town, city views / cityscapes, air view of the city and Table Mountain, circa 1950s, Additional-Rights-Clearences-Not Available Stock Photo

RMDB5RXJ–geography / travel, South Africa, Cape Town, city views / cityscapes, air view of the city and Table Mountain, circa 1950s, Additional-Rights-Clearences-Not Available

1888 The Lions Head Capetown Stock Photo

RFDHKEB5–1888 The Lions Head Capetown

RM2HHW0FW–Some of the young men of the Windermere township, eleven miles from Cape Town.Thousands of it's young men are not allowed into the city. They would be arrested if they came into the city without a pass and they have a nothing to do, so they rot. They are not allowed to work and they have nowhere to go and not enough to eat. Seen here slaughtering a goat 4th February 1955

Cape Town, South Africa, c1888. Artist: Unknown Stock Photo

RMB0KJNC–Cape Town, South Africa, c1888. Artist: Unknown

geography / travel, South Africa, Cape Town, streets, Adderley Street, the main street of Cape Town, 1950s, Additional-Rights-Clearences-Not Available Stock Photo

RMDAWTN0–geography / travel, South Africa, Cape Town, streets, Adderley Street, the main street of Cape Town, 1950s, Additional-Rights-Clearences-Not Available

1888 Port Elizabeth South Africa Stock Photo

RFDHKEBY–1888 Port Elizabeth South Africa

Some of the young men of the Langa township, four miles from Cape Town.Thousands of it's young men are not allowed into the city. They would be arrested if they came into the city without a pass and they have a nothing to do, so they rot. They are not allowed to work and they have nowhere to go and not enough to eat. 4th February 1955 Stock Photo

RM2HHTKMJ–Some of the young men of the Langa township, four miles from Cape Town.Thousands of it's young men are not allowed into the city. They would be arrested if they came into the city without a pass and they have a nothing to do, so they rot. They are not allowed to work and they have nowhere to go and not enough to eat. 4th February 1955

Opening of the Cape Town and Wellington Railway: arrival of the first train at Wellington Station, 1864. 'This is the only considerable railway undertaking begun in South Africa, and the first that has been finished in Cape Colony. The line, which is single, and about fifty-eight miles in length, including the extension into the city at Cape Town, crosses the Cape Flats, and ascends the Eerste River valley, passing through Stellenbosch and the Paarl, and terminates at the town of Wellington, situated at the foot of Bain's Kloof Pass...The railway was opened on the 4th of November last by Sir P Stock Photo

RM2WRGW4M–Opening of the Cape Town and Wellington Railway: arrival of the first train at Wellington Station, 1864. 'This is the only considerable railway undertaking begun in South Africa, and the first that has been finished in Cape Colony. The line, which is single, and about fifty-eight miles in length, including the extension into the city at Cape Town, crosses the Cape Flats, and ascends the Eerste River valley, passing through Stellenbosch and the Paarl, and terminates at the town of Wellington, situated at the foot of Bain's Kloof Pass...The railway was opened on the 4th of November last by Sir P

RM2HHWBTW–Some of the young men of the Langa township, four miles from Cape Town.Thousands of it's young men are not allowed into the city. They would be arrested if they came into the city without a pass and they have a nothing to do, so they rot. They are not allowed to work and they have nowhere to go and not enough to eat. 4th February 1955

RM2HHWFEM–Some of the young men of the Langa township, four miles from Cape Town.Thousands of it's young men are not allowed into the city. They would be arrested if they came into the city without a pass and they have a nothing to do, so they rot. They are not allowed to work and they have nowhere to go and not enough to eat. Barbers seen here at work 4th February 1955

Century city cape town Black & White Stock Photos

Century city cape town Black & White Stock Photos

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