SImon's Town Coat of Arms

SIMON’S TOWN HISTORICAL SOCIETY

FOUNDED IN 1960

TO PRESERVE AND PROTECT OUR HERITAGE

 

REGISTERED AS A CONSERVATION BODY

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Publications

 Note:    Items are available from the Museum Shop. Price on Request

Simon's Town History

Simon’s Town Historical Society's latest publication Simon’s Town—Its History is available from the Society

Society Bulletin
Just Nuisance
Boer War
Royal Navy In South Africa
Admiralty House

Simon’s Town Historical Society's Bulletin

The Bulletin is published once a year and is free to members. Copies of back issues are available from the Society on Request

Just Nuisance AB

The venerable book on the Full Story Of Just Nuisance is available from the Simon’s Town Museum

“Just Nuisance AB” by Terence Sisson

Admiralty House Simon’s Town

A History of Simon’s Town and the Boer War  By Audrey Read.

Simon’s Town - Its History

Simon’s Town and the Boer War 1899-1902

Admiralty House in Simon’s Town, and the people who lived there, provide us with a fascinating chronology of events in the development of South Africa from a simple victualling  station to a vibrant nation. By Boet Dommisse

The Royal Navy In South Africa 1900—2000

A pictorial record of RN ships that have visited our shores and traversed our coastal waters.

By Bill Rice

CURRENTLY OUT OF PRINT

THE FOLLOWING PAMPHLETS ARE ALSO AVAILABLE AND ARE SOLD IN AID OF THE

SIMON’S TOWN MUSEUM

History Of False Bay         

 

Old Burying Ground        

 

Forced Removals Of The 1960s        

 

Walking Tour Of Historical Simon’s Town     

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The Palace - Simon’s Town

THE PALACE - SIMON'S TOWN by Boet Dommisse describes the 200 year history of The Palace Barracks, which served many purposes including conversion into a hospital for Boer prisoners of war in 1900.

SIMON’S TOWN DOCKYARD

     THE FIRST 100 YEARS.

      Click here for more details

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