Discover Kaapsehoop https://validator.w3.org/feed/docs/rss2.html Wild Horses The Kaapsehoop Story Home The Storybook Nook – Accommodation Kaapsehoop: A Layered Human Landscape Kaapsehoop Historical Cemetery Markers Duivels Kantoor From Gold Rush to Mining Industry The Birth of Kaapsehoop Time Line – Kaapsehoop Digital Cemetery Stories of the Past The Herds of Kaapsehoop Safety Guidelines Ecology & Behaviour Threats and Conservation Viewing Tips The Geology of Kaapsehoop Kaapsehoop and the De Kaap Goldfields Kaapsehoop Cemetery Historical Projects Notable Burials at Kaapsehoop Rainfall History of Kaapsehoop (1892–1992) Kaapsehoop Biodiversity From Duivels Kantoor to Kaapsche Hoop Our Work From Goldfield to Village: Kaapsehoop 1884–1899 War and Recovery (1899-1924) Scot’s Camp Signal Hill Telegraph Station K1 The Hexagonal Fort The Royal Scots Detachment The British Occupation of Kaapsche Hoop Australian Soldiers at Scot’s Camp The Soldiers Remembered Here Mobilisation Before the War The Diggers’ Six-Point Charter The British Association Visits Kaapsche Hoop Cemetery The De Kaap Early Years The Phthisis Settlement Veld Ponde Commissioners Plein School Nel’s Cottage The Revival Era (1980’s – Present) Quite Years & Decline (1930’s to 1970’s) What to Do in Kaapsehoop Heritage