British Settlers in Natal, 1824-1857

William Street-Wilson is one of the best-known Victorian and Edwardian architects in Durban. His most famous projects, which can still be seen today, include: The Emmanuel Cathedral The Old Railway Station (the article linked to claims, erroneously, that Mahatma Gandhi was removed from a ‘Whites Only’ compartment at the Durban station. In fact, this happened at the Pietermaritzburg station). The Sunken Gardens...

The Denis Hurley Centre celebrates the life of Bishop Denis Hurley, an important figure in KZN history. The Centre is located at the historic Emmanuel Cathedral in Durban, designed by the prominent architect William Street-Wilson, and is well worth a visit.

This is an interesting story about a hotel/museum in Chatsworth which charts the history of Indian Immigration to KZN: http://traveller24.news24.com/Explore/kzn-history-the-hotel-thats-also-a-museum-20170208

KwaZulu-Natal is a colourful province. Here are some great photos of the Hindu Kavady festival celebration in Chatsworth, Durban.  

The Hotel Savera 1860 Museum is in Kharwastan, Chatsworth. Read more at: http://northcoastcourier.co.za/73034/indian-history-documented-in-new-indian-museum-in-durban/

An interesting article from the Rising Sun: http://risingsunoverport.co.za/42232/today-in-history-rioting-in-cato-manor/