Tag: dutch reformed

• Dutch Reformed Church, Stanford

  The first Dutch Reformed church in Stanford was constructed in the shape of a cross where the present church hall is. The present imposing sandstone church was completed in 1926 at a cost of 12,000 Pounds. (Info via Stanford Tourism)

  Herman van Bon Photography

  January 12, 2017

  Herman van Bon Photography, Overberg, photography, Stanford, tourism, travel, village

  church, dutch reformed

• Weekend Greetings from the Cemetery

  In the local grapevine (don’t believe everything they say; best is to believe nothing 😉 ) we picked up the rumour that there are quite a few free masons in the village and that those are fore-standing members of the Dutch Reformed Church. The different symbols on the tombstones in the local cemetery would proof that. So…

  Herman van Bon Photography

  July 19, 2014

  photography, South Africa, Stanford

  Afrikaner, Afrikaner Broederbond, broederbond, cemetery, church, dutch reformed, Dutch Reformed Church, free masonry, free masons, grapevine, Jacobs Ladder, mafia, roman catholic, tombstone