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Browsing Historic Veterinary Glass Plate Collection by Title
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(1940)Photo of the Main building at Onderstepoort. Front view from left with garden. The plans for the Neo Queen Anne style main building were drawn up by the Public Works architect Patrick Eagle
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(1940)View from the clock tower of the main building, looking down on main drive between the staff houses at Onderstepoort.
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(1947)Photo of the old Main building and statue (view from Theiler's house) at Onderstepoort in 1947
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(1940)Photo of the Main laboratory (also known as the "old" Main building) at Onderstepoort. The laboratory was inaugurated in 1908 and was also described as the "Palace of Extravagance". (Source: Concise History of the Origin ...
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(1927)Alexander Goodall was born on September 2nd, 1879 in the United Kingdom and died on April 6th, 1930 in Wolmaranstad, South Africa. In 1902 he graduated (MRCVS) at the Royal Veterinary College at Camden Town and in October ...
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(1935)Major C. S. Walker was the host for a Dairy Congress held at Botha House on the grounds of the University of Grahamstown during September 29th - October 5th, 1935. [Diary of a Congress Delegate - SA Medical Journal, Oct ...
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(1900)Crawford was born at Hastings in Sussex in 1850. He graduated from the Royal Veterinary College in 1873 and enlisted in the army in the same year, joining the Royal Artillery as a veterinarian. In late 1874 he was posted ...
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(1934)James William Crowhurst was born in 1865, Canterbury, United Kingdom and died on the 19th September 1944 (place not known). He came from a family with many veterinarians, including his father James (FRCVS). He arrived in ...
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(1931)David Bruce (1855-1931), Scottish bacteriologist and parasitologist, was the only son of David Bruce and his wife Jane Hamilton. In 1884 he was posted to Malta as an army surgeon and two years later discovered the bacterial ...
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(1931)Major-General Sir David Bruce (born 29 May 1855 in Melbourne – died 27 November 1931 in London) was a British pathologist and microbiologist who investigated Malta fever (later called brucellosis in his honour) and African ...
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(1940)Map of Kaalplaas showing camps, gates, watering points, dipping tanks and roads
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(1933)Map showing locality of twelve game reserves in the Union of South Africa, 1933.
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(1940)Map of Zululand showing "mean annual isohyetal (line joining points of equal precipitation) curves
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(1940)One of the Victorian "arts and crafts" red brick houses for married couples at Onderstepoort
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(1940)One of the Victorian "arts and crafts" red brick houses for married couples
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(1940)One of the Victorian "Arts and Crafts" red brick houses for married couples at Onderstepoort with a view of the formal garden
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(1929)Group photo of military defense students in front of the Onderstepoort Main Building with P.J. du Toit and P.R. Viljoen.
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(1940)Photo of unknown man in uniform sitting on stool, crop in hand with a dog
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(1948)Photograph of Minister S.P. le Roux, visiting Onderstepoort in 1948.
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