View of Provost from North Photographer: William Martinson

Circular tower Photographer: William Martinson

Historical Monument Commission Bronze Plaque Photographer: William Martinson

Buttressed gable end to curved cell block Photographer: William Martinson

Buttress to North gable Photographer: William Martinson

Detail of loopholes in stone wall Photographer: William Martinson

Detail of barred cell window Photographer: William Martinson

South elevation of curved cell block Photographer: William Martinson

Detail of Circular tower Photographer: William Martinson

View from West Photographer: William Martinson

Wedge shaped exercise yard overlooked by the central tower Photographer: William Martinson

Looking towards cell from within exercise yard Photographer: William Martinson

Cell door Photographer: William Martinson

Interior of cell with barrel vaulted ceiling and suspended timber floor Photographer: William Martinson

Reconstructed spiral stair inside circular tower Photographer: William Martinson

View of wedge shaped exercise yard from circular tower Photographer: William Martinson

The courtyard is now the Provost Café Photographer: Gavin Mclachlan - 2013 07 30

Seating outside Photographer: Gavin Mclachlan - 2013 07 30

Seating outside Photographer: Gavin Mclachlan - 2013 07 30

Seating in the courtyard Photographer: Gavin Mclachlan - 2013 07 30

1c Stamp - 1982 07 15 from Fourth Definitive Series First Day Cover Caption with stamp: 1c Old Provost, Grahamstown This British fortification was built by the Royal Engineers between 1836 and 1838 by order of the then governor at the Cape, Sir Benjamin D'Urban. Drawing by AH Barrett Click for full cover

THE OLD FORT DIE OU FORT Drawing by Timlin [TIMLIN, William M 1927: pl 17] Click for larger image

Old Military Prison, Grahamstown. Valentines postcard, undated. Submitted by Mark Finnigan via William Martinson Photographer: Unidentified