List of heritage sites in Robertson and Montagu

This dwelling-house has straight end gables and a plain front gable and is a typical example of this specific phase of the Cape-Dutch architecture.

The buildings which are situated in Long Street, the oldest street in the town, as well as Bath Street.

Type of site: Parsonage
Current use: Parsonage. This stately and spacious home, with its interesting architecture has historical connections with the ministry of Dr D. F. Malan.

The buildings which are situated in Long Street, the oldest street in the town, as well as Bath Street, which serves as
Type of site: Educational
Previous use: School.
Current use: Offices / Library.

The buildings which are situated in Long Street, the oldest street in the town, as well as Bath Street, which serves as
Current use: Residential/Commercial. These five properties form an integral part of the historical core of Montagu. The buildings are the oldest street in the town and date from the late nineteenth century reflecting the Cape Dutch and Victorian styles of building.

The buildings which are situated in Long Street, the oldest street in the town, as well as Bath Street. These five properties form an integral part of the historical core of Montagu. The buildings are the oldest street in the town and date from the late nineteenth century reflecting the Cape Dutch and Victorian styles of building.

He was married to the daughter of Gideon Johannes Retief, youngest brother of the Voortrekker leader Net Retief. This compl This unique complex, consisting of a rural Cape Dutch house and semi-detached wine cellar, was erected in 1871 by Francois du Toit. He was married to the daughter of Gideon Johannes Retief, youngest brother of the Voortrekker leader Net Retief. This compl

The property not only forms an integral part of the historic core of Montagu, but is also a significant architectural component of Long Street, the oldest street in the

This property and the other historic buildings in Long Street form an important historical and architectural group.

The buildings which are situated in Long Street, the oldest street in the town, as well as Bath Street.
Type of site: Library These five properties form an integral part of the historical core of Montagu. The buildings are the oldest street in the town and date from the late nineteenth century reflecting the Cape Dutch and Victorian styles of building.

Current use: Hotel. 15 Church street, also known as Mimosa Lodge is a double storied building dating to the last years of the 19th century, although an earlier dwelling possibly dating c. 1860 may have been included in the present building.

It is very well kept and largely intact.

External hearth. 4-pane casements, wooden door.
Type of site: House
Current use: Residential. The oldest of these two buildings is a T-shaped cottage in the vernacular style, dating from about 1860. The second cottage, from a later phase, is constructed in the typical Georgian Karoo style. The property in its entirety forms an important architectural

Additions with lower thatched roof and stepped-up parapet to left. 8 × 8 casements. 6 × 6 sashes and 12-pane casements. Extension to right has flat roof with stepped parapets, pergola on plastered The oldest of these two buildings is a T-shaped cottage in the vernacular style and dates from about 1860. The second cottage is from a later phase and is constructed in the typical Georgian Karoo style. The property in its entirety forms an important ar
Type of site: House
Current use: Residential. The oldest of these two buildings is a T-shaped cottage in the vernacular style and dates from about 1860. The second cottage is from a later phase and is constructed in the typical Georgian Karoo style. The property in its entirety forms an important ar

Slatted shutters to windows. Outbuilding with parapet walls.
Type of site: House
Current use: Residential. Historical and architectural interest This property forms part of the historic centre of McGregor with its picturesque houses in the vernacular style. 10/2/542. P. G. J. KOORNHOF, Minister of National Education.

These remaining vines are

These cottages, in the vernacular style, date from the second half of the nineteenth century. The water mill is one of the few remaining undamaged mills in the country. The properties form an important architectural p

Type of site: Powder Magazine The Power Magazine in Robertson was erected by Barry and Nephews in 1880 and was used for the storage of explosives until 1965.

It originally had Cape Dutch characteristics. The Georgian and Victorian alterations were probably made by the English.

An example of the Victorian style, this double-storeyed house from the late nineteenth century forms an integral part of the town's^{[clarification needed]}

Upper floor (probably later addition) has steel casements. Ground floor has 6 × 6 sashes with internal shutters. S/Storey extensions to either side of building.
Type of site: House
Current use: Residential. This double-storeyed dwelling-house is a good example of the Georgian style and forms an important element of the historical centre of McGregor.

Apart from the Cape-Dutch elements, this dwelling-house also has typical characteristics of the Georgian and Victorian styles.
Type of site: Farm This gabled house dates from 1874 and is one of the best examples of the last stages of the Cape-Dutch architectural style. Apart from the Cape-Dutch elements, this dwelling-house also has typical characteristics of the Georgian and Victorian styles.

The property in its entirety forms an important architectural element of the historic centre of McGregor.

The left is single storey under thatch, central gable dated 1876. Straight end parapets, central front double door with fanlight, new 3×2 sashes with half shutters. 2 new single solid doors with fanlights. Quarry tile sills to The Municipal Offices are situated in the centre of McGregor and consists of a gabled house and a Georgian annex, both of which date from about 1870. The gabled house is a representative example of the last flickering of the Cape Dutch architectural style.
Type of site: Institutional
Current use: Municipal offices and Library.

4-pane and single-pane casements. Stable door.
Type of site: House.
Current use: Residential.