Record # 918 -- Image Metadata
Historical photograph record:
| Record ID | 918 |
| Photographer | Pole Evans |
| Digital image number | PE_TF04_017 |
| Date of photograph | 1919/--/-- |
| Original caption | Venterskroon. Virginland. Originally covered Acacia horrida, Zizyphus mucronata, Celtis rhammifolia, Bush, being broken up for maize, wheat and tobacco. 3. A.k. |
| Location description | Venterskroon |
| QDS | 2627CD |
| Coordinates | -26.864936627195 27.287157654762 |
| Attribution | rephotosa.adu.org.za - UCT & SANBI |
Repeat image(s):
de Speville, Lisa, 2018-01-04
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