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Sir Herbert Baker Collection

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Sir Herbert Baker Collection

 

Sir Herbert John Baker (09:06:1862 -04:02:1946).
South Africa's best-known architect, started his South African career in 1892 and thus provided the basis for a number of works and ongoing studies both in South Africa and abroad. His South African career spanned from pre-Anglo-Boer War days into the challenging years of post-war reorganisation and Union in 1910.

The Herbert Baker Collection of the Department of Architecture, University of Pretoria has, as provenance, the Geoffrey Pearse Papers (from the John Fassler Collection donated by Mira Fassler Kamstra), the John Cleland Papers (donated by Joanna Walker as material sourced for a prospective post graduate study not completed).

SA Artefacts Database on Sir Herbert John Baker

For inquiries regarding this collection or items in the collection, please contact : Pieter van der Merwe
Tel.: +27 12 420 4707

Provided for educational purposes only. It may not be downloaded, reproduced, or distributed in any format without written permission of The University of Pretoria, Academic Information Service. Any attempt to circumvent the access controls placed on this file is a violation of copyright laws and is subject to criminal prosecution.

Recent Submissions

  • Unknown (2008-11-06)
    A travel report of the Bishop of Pretoria, including a visit to the church of St. John the Baptist during their Golden Jubilee celebrations.
  • Taylor, Robert Selby (2008-11-06)
    Official document confering the Order of Simon of Cyrene on Mrs Mary Davidson. Document was signed by the Archbishop of Capetown; Robert Selby Taylor.
  • Davidson, Mary (2008-11-06)
    Letter from mrs.M.Davidson to the Archbishop of Cape Town, accepting the Order of Simon of Cyrene.
  • Taylor, Robert Selby (2008-11-06)
    Letter sent to Mrs M Davidson from Robert Selby Taylor, the Archbishop of Capetown, asking her if she would accept the Order of Simon of Cyrene.
  • Battiss, Grace (2008-11-03)
    Letter to Mr EA Davidson from Grace Battiss informing him of the completion of work on the new crucifix for the Church of St. John the Baptist on the farm Twenty-Four Rivers. The author expresses pleasure in working on the ...