Art Treasures of Kinloch Castle

SOUTH AFRICA - CAPE TOWN

GEORGE BULLOUGH - WORLD TOUR 1892 - 1895

TABLE MOUNTAIN FROM CAPE TOWN DOCKS

Album VIII * One of four wood-cut block prints on page 14 * Size of each 3½ x 2 inches

(Reproduced twice original size.)

Time of visit: July / August 1893

Article 22 of 28 * Published in the Accrington Gazette on the 17^th of October 1896

Article twenty-two continues the recollections of the 1892-1895 world tour made by

George Bullough, (later Sir George, Baronet, Kinloch Castle, Isle of Rum, Scotland)
and his companion, Robert Mitchell, published in a series
of twenty-eight articles by Mitchell published

in the local Lancashire newspaper the Accrington Gazette in 1896.

Explanatory notes written from first-hand research by George W. Randall.
This Blog is part of the George W. Randall Research and Photographic Archive
on the life of Sir George Bullough, Bt., and his late Victorian/Edwardian
Highland home, Kinloch Castle, Isle of Rum, Scotland.

Illustrated with a selection of images from the twenty volume photographic record

of the three year-long tour in the library at Kinloch Castle, copies of all

six hundred plus of which are in the George W. Randall Archive.

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CAPE TOWN, LOOKING EAST

Album VIII * One of four on page 14 * Size of each 3½ x 2 inches

(Reproduced twice original size.)

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Album VIII * One of four on page 21 * Size of each 3½ x 2 inches
(Reproduced twice original size.)

Thirteen years in the building the Fort was constructed by the Dutch East India Company between 1666 and 1679 and remains the oldest colonial building in South Africa.

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