View across square Photographer: Roger Fisher - 2013

Oblique view with 'Long Cecil' field-gun Photographer: Roger Fisher - 2013

Entrance facade Photographer: Roger Fisher - 2013

Bronze entrance door Photographer: Roger Fisher - 2013

Bronze entrance door in sandstone architrave Photographer: Roger Fisher - 2013

Detail of door handle Photographer: Roger Fisher - 2013

Detail of sandstone architrave Photographer: Roger Fisher - 2013

Keyed sandstone voussoirs Photographer: Roger Fisher - 2013

Lettering on sandstone Photographer: Roger Fisher - 2013

Lettering on sandstone Photographer: Roger Fisher - 2013

Lettering on sandstone Photographer: Roger Fisher - 2013

Bronze plaque in sandstone niche to the officers who died Photographer: Roger Fisher - 2013

Keyed sandstone voussoirs Photographer: Roger Fisher - 2013

Bronze plaque in sandstone niche for George Frederick Labram Photographer: Roger Fisher - 2013

Detail of relief on top half of plaque Photographer: Roger Fisher - 2013

Detail of wording on bottom half of plaque Photographer: Roger Fisher - 2013

View of corner looking up Photographer: Roger Fisher - 2013

Columns Photographer: Roger Fisher - 2013

Column capitals and entablature Photographer: Roger Fisher - 2013

Corner detail Photographer: Roger Fisher - 2013

Detail of gargoyle Photographer: Roger Fisher - 2013

Stairs leading to entrance Photographer: Roger Fisher - 2013

Oblique view Source: The Heritage Portal Photographer: Kathy Munro - 2026

View with canon in the foreground Source: Wiki Commons via The Heritage Portal Photographer: Unidentified

West elevation Photographer: Annelise Lange - 2026

The memorial photographed during a tour of South Africa by the Empire Parliamentary Association’s UK branch in 1913. From the collections of Parliament, Acc. No. 19532 (97). Submitted by Lila Komnick Photographer: Unidentified

Early postcard Source: The Heritage Portal Photographer: Unidentified

Cover of the 1901 Edition of the Diamond Fields Advertiser Source: The Heritage Portal Photographer: Unidentified

Plans of the Memorial to the Honoured Dead published in The Diamond Fields Advertiser Source: The Heritage Portal