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Date: 1903 Type: Homestead Status: Extant   Click to view map Coordinates: 26°10'51.55" S 28°01'28.75" E Alt: 1709m

Transcript of Blue Plaque: ANGLO-BOER WAR - 1902 : CENTENARY COMMEMORATIONS FOLLOW THE FLAGS TREVADLOCK (formerly HURSTCLIFF) This house was designed by H. Baker and Masey in 1903 for Richard Alan Barry and his wife Gladys (van der Byl). Barry was born in Kimberl[e]y in 1874, educated mainly in England before arriving in Johannesburg in 1893, working initially at Robinson Mine and later at West Rand Mines, becoming Chief Surveyor. He served with Marshall's Horse during the Anglo- Boer War, ending as a Lieutenant. He received the Queen's Medal with five clasps. He then continued in Johannesburg as a mining engineer. Parktown & Westcliff Heritage Trust