Category:Hohenheim Hall, Parktown, Johannesburg
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English: The house, known as Hohenheim was built for Lionel Phillips (see also: Villa Arcadia, Johannesburg) by his firm, Eckstein's Company and was begun in 1892, completed in 1894. In 1898 it was given to Sir Percy Fitzpatrick who lived there until 1908. It was one of the first houses to be built in Parktown. It is usually found attributed to William LECK but is not mentioned in LECK's FRIBA nom papers (1904). But it is mentioned in EMLEY's nomination papers (1904). Hohenheim became the Otto Beit Nursing Home for a time, but was demolished in 1972.
mansion in Parktown, Johannesburg (1894-1972) | |||||
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Media in category "Hohenheim Hall, Parktown, Johannesburg"
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SA1899 pg119 Hohenheim.jpg 1,799 × 1,411; 1.7 MB
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SA1899 pg172 Hall, Hohenheim.jpg 1,841 × 1,387; 1.8 MB
