Slaweskool
Physical Address: 73 Plein Street cnr Ryneveld Street  Erf: 1271  Applicable Legislation
Architectural Period: Cape Dutch  Date built: late 18th c  Older than 60 years: yes PREV. NATIONAL MONUMENT:
Style: Cape Vernacular  Type of building: Outbuilding 

Date of photograph(s): February 2026


Date of photograph(s): February 2026

Zoning:   Use: Restaurant 
Heritage Values
Rarity: Significant  Historical: Significant 
Aesthetical: Significant  Technological: Unassessed 
Cultural: Unassessed  Social History: Unassessed 
Slave History: Very Significant  Present NHRA protection:  
Heritage Analysis
SITE & STRUCTURE DESCRIPTION: Simple barn-type building with thatched roof and mock chimney end gables. Glazed double door on end gable; small 12-pane sash with solid shutter and stable door. Asymmetrical facade with three windows to the right and two to the left of door.  
History:  
Social History:  
Alterations: Inappropriate umbrellas and signage 
General Evaluation: Significant 
Suggested Grading: IIIA 
Date of Survey: December 2012. Revised in 2026.  
Survey: 2012 - Middedorp/Historical Core Heritage Survey | Date of Survey: December 2012. Revised in 2026.