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An excellent reference for collectors of South African regional history, as well as readers interested in the Lowveld, Limpopo heritage, and frontier settlement history. Footprints is illustrated and provides valuable insight into a fascinating chapter of South Africa’s past.
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Footprints by David Hilton-Barber is a richly illustrated and engaging historical account exploring the people, events and pioneers who shaped the development of Tzaneen and the surrounding Lowveld region of South Africa. Through compelling storytelling and carefully researched narratives, the author traces the footsteps of explorers, settlers, farmers and local figures whose lives contributed to the unique cultural and economic heritage of this remarkable part of Limpopo.
Blending biography, regional history and anecdotal accounts, Footprints brings to life the early days of Tzaneen — from pioneering families and agricultural development to the personalities who helped build the town and surrounding communities.
An excellent reference for collectors of South African regional history, as well as readers interested in the Lowveld, Limpopo heritage, and frontier settlement history. Footprints is illustrated and provides valuable insight into a fascinating chapter of South Africa’s past.
A desirable title for Tzaneen residents, historians, genealogists, and collectors of local South African history.
Condition – Near Fine
Softcover. Covers show light wear from handling and shelf storage. Binding remains firm. Prior ownership name written in ink on the front endpaper. The interior pages are otherwise clean and well preserved.
