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Amazing Historical House Numbers from District 6  PLEASE READ DESCRIPTION BELOW
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Amazing Historical House Numbers from District 6 PLEASE READ DESCRIPTION BELOW

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Condition
Secondhand
Location
South Africa
Time Period
1800s
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Amazing Historical House Numbers from District 6

Has Enamel coating

In good condition

 

 IN REPLY TO FACEBOOK AND ARGUS WEEKEND, THESE ITEMS WERE OFFERED TWICE TO THE MUSEUM ABOUT 2 YEARS AGO. THERE WAS NEVER A REPLY FROM THE MUSEUM.

 

 

The District 6 area is situated in the city bowl of Cape Town. It is made up of Walmer Estate, Zonnebloem, and Lower Vrede (the former Roeland Street Scheme). The area was named in 1867 as the Sixth Municiple District of Cape Town

By the turn of the century it was already a lively community made up of former slaves, artisans, merchants and other immigrants, as well as many Malay people brought to South Africa by the Dutch East India Company during its administration of the Cape Colony, population, which numbered over 1,700–1,900 families. 

Government officials gave four primary reasons for the removals. In accordance with apartheid philosophy, it stated that interracial interaction bred conflict, necessitating the separation of the races. They deemed District Six a slum, fit only for clearance, not rehabilitation. They also portrayed the area as crime-ridden and dangerous; they claimed that the district was a vice den, full of immoral activities like gambling, drinking, and prostitution.

By 2003, work had started on the first new buildings: 24 houses that will belong to residents over 80 years old. On 11 February 2004, exactly 38 years after the area was rezoned by the government, former president Nelson Mandela handed the keys to the first returning residents, Ebrahim Murat (87) and Dan Ndzabela (82). About 1,600 families were scheduled to return over the next three years.

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