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Post date: 23/06/2015
The dilapidated remains of a large brick and sandstone house occur more or less in the centre of the study area. The building had at least 5 rooms, a veranda and hallways situated on a large farmstead. The structure, along with a large number of homestead ruins in the area is linked the 20th century occupation of Wallmannsthal. Certain unique features of the building have been preserved and might provide a valuable example of architectural styles and features in the building patterns of Wallmannsthal community during the 20th century. These features include sandstone foundation structures and veranda walls, stone decorations and a partially intact fireplace which would have been situated in the lounge of the house. Therefore, this specific structure might be of research value.