Overview
    Identifiers
    Alternate Site Codes
    CPT/NAMM/0055
    Inventory Number
    3318CD1111
    Site Name
    Victorian era fountain
    Site Category
    Record Administration
    Author
    Dilshaat.Davids
    Last modified
    Thursday, May 2, 2024 - 21:26
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    Monument Type
    Description

    It was a drinking trough for horses, standing on a traffic island on the intersection between Belmont Tiad and main Road. The historical cast iron was donated to the people of Rondebosch. It was declared a National Monument on 10 April 1964

    Original Position
    The original cast iron fountain was destroyed in August 2015 when a speeding car smashed into it, and some of the pieces were stolen the fountain was rebuilt in aluminum and was installed in September 2020. It is rebuild in the same location.
    Contains Animal figures?
    No
    Contains Human figures?
    No
    Construction Materials
    Aluminum
    Metal
    Pedestal Material
    Metals
    Event Commemorated
    The historical cast iron was donated to the people of Rondebosch
    Date Unveiled
    Unveiled Comment
    G.Pigot Moodie
    Inscriptions
    /Presented by G.Pigot Moodie of Westbrooke, 26 September 1891/
      Location
      Location
      Mapping
      -33.961428, 18.470059
      Western Cape
      • City of Cape Town
      Directions to Site
      From Game Grand central ,head north of Lower plain street towards strand street use by right lane to turn right on the strand st,turn right on yo the Castle.
      Access details
      It's accessible to the public.
      Administration of Protections
      Administration Description

      duplicate of https://sahris.sahra.org.za/node/18929

      merge usable data and delete this record
      Action Status: Pending
      Site Action: InformationUpdate

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