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| | Jeppe High School for Girls Kensington, Johannesburg, Gauteng John Goddard WILSON: Architect
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Date: | 1920s | Type: | School | |
Status: | Extant | Street: | 160 Roberts Ave |
Click to view mapCoordinates: 26°11'51.27" S 28°05'29.89" E Alt: 1710m | | Transcription of Blue Plaque:
JOHANNESBURG CITY HERITAGE
JEPPE HIGH SCHOOL
FOR GIRLS
In January 1919 Headmistress, Miss Cummins, 6
teachers and 200 girls moved out of the co-educational
Jeppe High School and on 30 July they moved into their
own bold red brick building which has become an
imposing landmark on the Kensington Ridge. The school
has upheld its motto, Nothing is too difficult for the
Brave, for 100 years producing many exceptionally
fine woman including Jeanette Curtis Schoon and
Ruth First who were both awarded the
Order of Luthuli for their role in
The Struggle.
(Source: The Heritage Portal) | |