Free visit to No 7 Castle Hill Museum
Come celebrate the opening of two new rooms at No 7Castle Hill Museum (at 11am)
A book sale will also be held by the Historical Society
( Numerous old 'Looking Backs' the annual booklet produced by the Historical Society and other old publications of Historical interest, and bottles of grape jam made from the historical museum Vine!)
Date: 24th September
Venue: No7 Castle Hill Museum
Time: 10am to 1pm
Contact Grizel Hart 041 5822515 or Lyn Haller 041 3791629 (Mnsantzi tours)
No 7 Castle Hill was completed in 1825 and is one of the oldest surviving Settler cottages in Port Elizabeth. Following renovations, No. 7 Castle Hill, was opened as a Museum in 1965.
The interior presents a picture of domestic life as enjoyed by an English middle class family in mid-19th Century Port Elizabeth. This picturesque family dwelling located in Castle Hill Road, Central has Yellowwood floors and beams, and a restored slate roof. The doll's house, lace displays and kitchen is particularly impressive.
No 7 Castle Hill transports children back in time, where their imagination can run wild as they explore the old furniture, kitchen equipment, collect water from the well, old toys and dolls, the fairy garden and complete a treasure hunt and make friends with the No 7 family in the display room!
Opening times are Monday to Thursday 10am to 4.30pm . Friday 10am to 4pm. Closed from 1pm to 2pm.
Contact Details
Contact Person: | Grizel Hart |
Telephone: | 041 5822515 |
Email: | castlehillpe@telkomsa.net |
Where
Venue: | No7 Castle Hill Museum |
Event Address: | 7 Castle Hill Road Central Port Elizabeth |