Exploring the Pniël Museum: A Journey Through History and Heritage
The village of Pniël stands as a testament to a history of struggle, resilience, and triumph. Established in 1843 as a mission station for freed slaves, Pniël has evolved into a beautiful heritage site. At its heart is the Pniël Museum, a beacon of cultural preservation and education. The Pniël Museum offers a glimpse into […]
Discovering Pniël: A Journey into Heritage and Community
Situated in the foothills of the Simonsberg Mountains lies a village with a history as rich and vibrant as the landscape that surrounds it. Pniël, a name meaning “the face of God” from Genesis 32:20, beckons visitors to explore its cultural treasures and immerse themselves in the warmth of its community. Whether you’re a local […]
Chrysanthemums and the Dwarsrivier Valley – An interview with Richard Williams
Growing chrysanthemums is the pride and joy of the Dwarsrivier Valley. This floral tradition and cultures dates back to the early 1900s. The Stellenbosch Horticulture and Industrial Society was established in 1962 with the goal to grow the largest, best and most perfect chrysanthemum flowers in all available cultivars. The founding members of the society […]