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English: 22 Church Street, Tulbagh. This property was sold in 1796 by the local Church Council to J. de Bruyn when money was needed for the enlargement of the church building. The house was erected shortly afterwards and is characterised by its concavo convex gable and its T-shaped style. J Type of site: House Previous use: Residential. Current use: Museum Annex.
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