Plant fossils of the ancient species Glossoptoris, dating back 300 million years, have been found here. Glossoptoris plants were mainly responsible for the formation of coal. Exhibits on display at the Vaal Teknorama.

Number: +27 016 450 3136

Area: Vereeniging, Sedibeng, Gauteng, South Africa

Erected to commemorate the signing of the Peace of Vereeniging in May 1902. Sculpter Coert Steynberg, inscription ?gewond maar onoorwonne? ?wounded but unconquered?.

Area: Vereeniging, Sedibeng, Gauteng, South Africa

Indicated by a tree stump at the recreation centre of Vereeniging Refractories Limited. This is where negotiations for the termination of the Anglo-Boer War were held between representatives of the two Boer Republics. British officers, who acted as observ ...

Area: Vereeniging, Sedibeng, Gauteng, South Africa

Accent on events leading to the signing of the Peace of Vereeniging and the history of the town; themes on the cultural-historical aspects of Vereeniging and its environs; archeological finds and plant fossils dating from the coal formation period; and ...

Number: +27 (016) 450 3136

Area: Vereeniging, South Africa

Hundreds of drawings on huge sandstone cliffs on a knoll near Redan. These paintings are so unique that no one has thus far been able to determine their origins - whether the Bushmen, Hottentots or other Black tribes, have drawn them.

Area: Vereeniging, Sedibeng, Gauteng, South Africa

The house, built in 1890, where well known poet AG Visser lived while he practiced as a doctor from 1916 till his death in 1929. All his poems were written here. The museum houses personal items, as well as cultural and church items previously exhibited ...

Number: +27 016 349 1261

Area: Heidelberg, Sedibeng, Gauteng, South Africa

The old Heidelberg Jail was completed in 1888. Salmon van As was executed here by firing squad in 1902 for the shooting of a British officer during the Anglo-Boer War (1899-1902).

Number: +27 082 962 4985

Area: Heidelberg, Sedibeng, Gauteng, South Africa

Only a few damaged graves are still visible on the grounds north of the White Nigel gold mining shaft.

Area: Heidelberg, Sedibeng, Gauteng, South Africa