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Dunluce House Museum - Kimberley, Northern Cape

Dunluce, or Lillianville as it was first known, is a typical late Victorian house with wooden facade and much of the original furnishings. It is one of Kimberley’s most elegant buildings. © McGregor Museum

Dunluce House Museum - Kimberley, Northern Cape

Dunluce House Museum is a beautifully preserved Victorian home located in Kimberley, Northern Cape. It forms part of the McGregor Museum's collection of historical sites and is a fine example of late 19th-century architecture and domestic life in the diamond mining city.

Built in 1897, Dunluce was the residence of Gustav Bonas, a prominent diamond dealer in Kimberley. The house's design reflects the opulence associated with the diamond rush era. It features intricate woodwork, ornate fittings, and period furniture that provide a glimpse into the lives of Kimberley's elite during the city's heyday.

Today, Dunluce House is open to the public as part of the McGregor Museum. Visitors can explore the well-preserved rooms, admire the Victorian-era furnishings, and learn about the history of Kimberley and its residents. The museum also hosts cultural and educational events that bring local history to life.

Contact details for the Dunluce House Museum:
Address: Dalham Road, Belgravia, Kimberley, Northern Cape, South Africa
Phone: +27 53 839 2700 (McGregor Museum main line)
Email: see website
Website: https://museumsnc.co.za

Location: -28.747162582654763, 24.779795051059352


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