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| | House Walter Webber - Ednam - Valley Home Parktown, Johannesburg, Gauteng BAKER, MASEY and SLOPER: Architect
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| Date: | 1906 | Type: | Homestead | |
| Status: | Extant |
Click to view mapCoordinates: 26°10'31.95" S 28°02'15.88" E Alt: 1719m | | (SA Lady's Pic Mar 1913:45-6; CLSA May 1915:11-14 ill)
Transcription of Blue Plaque
PARKTOWN RIDGE HERITAGE AREA
VALLEY HOME
This home was designed by Baker, Masey and Sloper
in 1906 for Attorney Walter Webber and his wife,
Margaret (Ross), both keen gardeners. Their home was
called Ednam. Webber established the firm Webber
Wentzel and was a member of the Transvaal Legislative
Assembly and represented Troyeville.
In 1956 the house was acquired by Col Arthur
Johnstone and his wife Eileen, who renamed it
Valley Home, retaining the
original garden.
(Source: The Heritage Portal)
References: | Greig, Doreen. 1970. Herbert Baker in South Africa. Cape Town: PURNELL. pg 25, 54 | | MacMillan, Allister & Rosenthal, Eric. 1948. Homes of the Golden City. Cape Town: Hortors. pg 71 | | van der Waal, Gerhard-Mark. 1975. Projek opname historiese gebou in Johannesburg. Eerste verslag. Parktown: Dept Kunsgeskiedenis. RAU. pg 49 |
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