Old Park Station Newtown

The Old Park Station dates from 1896 and opened to passengers in 1897. This makes it one of the oldest surviving structures in Johannesburg, giving it exceptional historical value. It is also one of only two station structures in the region surviving from this period, giving it a high degree of rarity. It was commissioned by the Zuid Afrikaansche Republiek and operated by the Netherlands South African Railway Company (NZASM), which later became Transnet. The structure has international significance because it was designed by Dutch architect and civil engineer Jacob Frederik Klinkhamer and was fabricated in the Netherlands. (Francis Woodgate)
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Declaration Status: 
Not Declared
Blue Plaque: 
No
Construction Date - Start: 
1896
Construction Date - Completion: 
1897
Circa: 
1890-1899