• Home
  • Heritage
  • Cemetery
  • Our Work
  • What to Do
  • Weather
  • Events
  • Stay
    • Where to Stay in Kaapsehoop
  • Wild Horses
  • Contact
  • Shop
Kaapsehoop Historical Library

Showing 1–12 of 13 resultsSorted by latest

  • The Tribes of the Barberton District (1949 Edition)

    The Tribes of the Barberton District (1949 Edition)

    R80,00
  • South Africa and the Transvaal War – Volume VI (1901 Edition)

    South Africa and the Transvaal War – Volume VI (1901 Edition)

    R80,00
  • The Transvaal – A Condensed History of the South African Republic (1899 Edition)

    The Transvaal – A Condensed History of the South African Republic (1899 Edition)

    R80,00
  • Report of the State Geologist of the South African Republic (1897)

    Report of the State Geologist of the South African Republic (1897)

    R80,00
  • The Staff Work of the Anglo-Boer War (1901 Edition)

    The Staff Work of the Anglo-Boer War (1901 Edition)

    R80,00
  • My Reminiscences of the Anglo-Boer War (1902)

    My Reminiscences of the Anglo-Boer War (1902)

    R80,00
  • The Memoirs of Paul Kruger – Four-Time President of the South African Republic (1902 Edition)

    The Memoirs of Paul Kruger – Four-Time President of the South African Republic (1902 Edition)

    R80,00
  • The De Kaap Gold Fields (1883 Edition)

    The De Kaap Gold Fields (1883 Edition)

    R80,00
  • Jock of the Bushveld (1907)

    Jock of the Bushveld (1907)

    R80,00
  • British and Boers in South Africa (1900 Edition)

    British and Boers in South Africa (1900 Edition)

    R80,00
  • Golden South Africa:  (1888 Edition)

    Golden South Africa: (1888 Edition)

    R80,00
  • The Elswick Battery Diaries (1899-1902)

    The Elswick Battery Diaries (1899-1902)

    R80,00
  • 1
  • 2
  • →

CATEGORIES

  • Uncategorised
  • Kaapsehoop Historical Library

© 2026 Kaapsehoop.net · Discover Kaapsehoop. All rights reserved.

Discover Kaapsehoop is an independent heritage archive documenting the history, people, and landscapes of Kaapsehoop and the wider De Kaap region. It is kept by descendants of families who have never left the mountain — among them the Nel, Lambourn, Topham and Latré line, more than thirty of whose forebears rest in the Kaapsehoop Historical Cemetery. Through archival research, photographs, oral histories, and community memory, we work to preserve the mountain’s story and pass it on.

All content is shared for historical, educational, and heritage purposes only. Nothing here promotes or supports prospecting, mining, or extraction of any kind.

Research, curation, and original writing are the work of C. Currie‑Latré. Historical documents, photographs, and source materials remain the property of their respective copyright holders.

  • Heritage Statement
  • Shop
  • Terms of Use & Privacy Policy
  • Follow
  • Follow