Abdoolgafoor Goolamsahib Arabian Merchants is a national monument. Presently used as a hairdressing salon.

Consecrated as a Methodist Church in 1889, the church served as a hospital and dressing station during the Anglo-Boer war, after which the Dutch Reformed Community bought it. It became a declared national monument in 19...

The church is a memorial to those British soldiers who gave their lives in the battles in and around Ladysmith, some 1800 out of a total of 3000 perishing due to disease. The church lists the names of the fallen.

This is where the British forces finally broke through into the Transvaal on 11June 1900. Although not in KZN, it should be seen in conjunction with actions at Botha’s Pass and Laing's Nek.

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The final resting place of men from the 5th Irish Brigade and S.A. Light horse who fell during the Battle of Colenso - 15 December 1899. Many of the men who died at the Battle of Colenso are buried here, particularly tho...

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On 15 November 1899, near this site Winston Churchill was captured by Boer forces who derailed the armoured observation train in which he was travelling during the South African War.

It is believed that the Natal Mounted Rifles built this arsenal (powder magazine) in the 1870's. The architectural design and gables are unusual. The armoury is now used as a Moth Shellhole.

Estcourt became the cradle of the Augustinian order in Natal as early as 1891. This church was built in 1929.