Alan Paton Centre and Struggle Archives

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The Officials and Members of the Natal Indian Congress invite

The officials and Members of the Natal Indian Congress Centenary Celebration
The old Town Hall, Pietermaritzburg, destroyed by fure in 1898

Sepia print 20.1 x 15.7cm
The open universities, international pressure and political changes: what's to be done?
The opening of Legislative Council by Lieutant Govenor Keate in 1868. This building was originally the Government School Room, and in it were held the Church of England Services prior to the erection of St Peter's Cathedral which was opened about 1956.

Sepia print 29.8 x 16cm
The organization of the South African gold mining industry
The Park, Greytown (top) and Greytown (bottom)

Black and white print 14 x 9cm
The Paton Children, Alan, Atholl, Eunice and Ailsa, Pietermaritzburg

Seia print 9.5 x 14.3cm original
The Paton family

Black and white print 17 x 22cm
The Paton family

Black and white print 17 x 26cm
The Paton family

Black and white print 
The Paton family signs the visitors book at the opening of the Alan Paton Centre. Mrs Anne Paton is signing the book. From left to right: Mrs Margaret Paton, Mr Jonathan Paton and his daughter Pamela Mills

Black and white 20.3 X 15.2cm 
The Paton family with Natalie and Meg Chapman

Sepia print 8.1 x 6cm
The Paton sisters, Ailsa and Eunice (Dorrie)

Sepia print 14 x 21 original
The plaque at the Lambert Wilson Building

Colour print 9 x 12cm original
The plaque commemorating the official opening of the Alan Paton Centre

Colour print 10 x 15cm original
The Point, Durban

Black and white print 13.8 x 18.8cm fading
The Point, Durban

Black and whiate print 14 x 19.6cm faded
The Point, Durban, 1890

Black and white print 13.3 x 19.3 cm
The Politics of Civil Rights in South Africa
The Quest for peace in this uneasy world

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