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Children picking spring daisies, Malay Quarter, Cape Town, 1960

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A hillside of old Cape Town: Malay children pick spring daisies on the Schotsche Kloof hillside in the Malay Quarter, which has one of the most spectacular views in the Peninsula. The area has been referred to as a 'festering sore'.

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Title
Children picking spring daisies, Malay Quarter, Cape Town, 1960
Creator
The Cape Argus photographer
Subject
Cape Town (South Africa), Apartheid, South Africa. Group Areas Act, 1950, Environment, Urban development
Description
A hillside of old Cape Town: Malay children pick spring daisies on the Schotsche Kloof hillside in the Malay Quarter, which has one of the most spectacular views in the Peninsula. The area has been referred to as a 'festering sore'.
Publisher
University of Cape Town. Libraries
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Format
black-and-white-photographs, Still image, Image/jpeg
Identifier
islandora:17130
Source
va_independent_S5F_019.jpg, S5F Cape Town Mountain
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Rights
Copyright held by Independent Newspapers. For information about acquiring a copy and/or permission to reproduce an image, please email argpix@inl.co.za

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