Raithby House - 22 Hendricks Street
Physical Address:	Hendricks Street	Erf:	22	Applicable Legislation
Architectural Period:		Date built:		Older than 60 years:	unassessed	PREV. NATIONAL MONUMENT:
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Slave History:		Present NHRA protection:	S34
Heritage Analysis
SITE & STRUCTURE DESCRIPTION:	A typical, single-storey and double-pitched vernacular cottage (with roof loft), and lean-to addition at the back and front. The front lean-to comprises an open stoep with a "stoepkamer". The cottage faces the street edge, but is set back from it.
History:	Originally a missionary community for emancipated slaves established by Barnabas Shaw following the abolition of slavery at the Cape in 1834. The original lots were rented out to 800 freed slaves.
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Suggested Grading:	IIIC
Date of Survey:	2016

Survey: 2016 - Cape Winelands Heritage Survey | Date of Survey: 2016