The 50 sites visited

St Mary’s Cemetery in Baakens Valley; Russell Road Cemetery; Langa Memorial in Rosedale Drive, Uitenhage;

The Old Post Office in Govan Mbeki Avenue;

Alms Houses in Alms Street, Bethelsdorp;

Mendi Memorial in Mendi Road, New Brighton;

Emlotheni Memorial Park in Mendi Road, New Brighton,

Cannon commemorating the wreck of the Sacramento in Schoenmakerskop;

Red Location Museum in New Brighton;

Humewood Slipway at Humewood beach; Campanile in Central; New Market Square in Uitenhage;

Athenaeum building in Belmont Terrace, Central;

Queen Victoria Statue in Govan Mbeki Avenue;

Cradock Four Memorial Site in Coega;

ANC graves in Veeplaas Cemetery;

South End Museum in Walmer Boulevard;

David Livingstone’s house in Bethelsdorp; Pier Street Mosque; Rudolph Street Mosque; St Augustine’s Cathedral in Whites Road, Central;

Port Elizabeth Tramways Building;

The Tin Hat near Humewood Beach;

The Feather Market Centre in Baakens Street, Central;

Opera House in Whites Road, Central;

No 7 Castle Hill museum in Central;

Old Station House in Market Street, Uitenhage;

Drostdy Museum in Caledon Street, Uitenhage;

Port Elizabeth main library in Govan Mbeki Avenue, Central; Fort Frederick in Central; Hill Presbyterian Church in Central; King Edward Hotel in Central; Brick Chimney tower in Despatch; Donkin Reserve in Central; PapenKuils Cemetery in Stratford Road;

The Port Elizabeth High Court in Central;

Pearson Conservatory at St George’s Park in Central;

Horse Memorial in Cape Road, Central;

The Old Harbour Board building in Central; Norwich Union in Central; Pleinhuis/ Noninzi Luzipho Building in Govan Mbeki Avenue;

Mediterranean Shipping Company building (old Grey Institute) in Central;

Old Mutual building in Bird Street;

New Brighton Railway Station;

Moth Bowls Club in Albany Road;

St Mary’s Cathedral in Central; Belmont Terrace in Central; GM Factory in Kempston Road;

Jewish Pioneer Memorial Museum in Richmond Hill; and

The Port Elizabeth City Hall.