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| | Roedean School Parktown, Johannesburg, Gauteng BAKER, MASEY and SLOPER: Architect
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Date: | 1904 | Type: | School | |
Status: | Extant |
Click to view mapCoordinates: 26°10'37.18" S 28°02'54.26" E Alt: 1749m | | Transcribed wording of Simon van der Stel Foundation commemorative plaque
SIMON VAN DER STEL FOUNDATION - STIGTING SIMON VAN DER STEL
ROEDEAN SCHOOL
(S.A)
Founded in 1903 by
The Misses Lawrence and Earle
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Moved to this building
designed by
HERBERT BAKER
in 1904
Transcribed wording of the Foundation Stone
THIS STONE WAS LAID
BY
LADY FITZPATRICK
IN THE PRESENCE OF THE
BISHOP OF PRETORIA
MARCH 8 1904
Two additional "houses" were built in 1926 designed by FLEMING & PARTNERS who also designed the Sanatorium in 1936. In 1950 Earle Block was designed by DAF SMUTS.
Books that reference Roedean School Baker, Herbert. 1944. Architecture & personalities. London: Country Life. pg 57 | Fisher, RC, Le Roux, SW & Maré, E (Eds). 1998. Architecture of the Transvaal. Pretoria: UNISA. pg 128, 175-196, 128, 175-196, 214, 215, 216 | Greig, Doreen. 1970. Herbert Baker in South Africa. Cape Town: PURNELL. pg 238, 256 |
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