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English: 40 Church Street, Tulbagh. The house is T -shaped with straight end gables and a concavo-convex front gable. This property was sold to Magteld Combrink in l80l and she probably had the Cape-Dutch house erected shortly afterwards. The house is T -shaped with straight end gables and a concavo-convex front gable. Type of site: House Previous use: Residential. Current use: House
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