Composite West (street) elevation of the South Clubhouse Building in 2009. The arched gateway in Lilian Ngoyi Street between the two Clubhouse Buildings is visible on the left hand side as is the south end of the North Clubhouse Building. Note the semicircular central gable and louvered ventilation turret with spire, centrally placed on the ridge of the roof Source : Bruwer, J. + Paine, H. Berea Park Sports Club, Pretoria: Heritage Impact Assessment , September 2017 Submitted by William Martinson Photographer: Johann Bruwer - 2009

Oblique view from Lilian Ngoyi Street of the west elevation of the South Clubhouse building in 2017. All the windows have been removed and the majority of the ground floor window openings have been bricked-up. The roof and the southwest gable are no longer extant Source : Bruwer, J. + Paine, H. Berea Park Sports Club, Pretoria: Heritage Impact Assessment , September 2017 Submitted by William Martinson Photographer: Johann Bruwer - 2017

View of the East Elevation of the South Clubhouse Building in 2009, taken from the sports field prior to the fire in April 2010 Source : Bruwer, J. + Paine, H. Berea Park Sports Club, Pretoria: Heritage Impact Assessment , September 2017 Submitted by William Martinson Photographer: Johann Bruwer - 2009

View of East Elevation of the South Clubhouse Building in 2017, taken from the sports field. The damage to the building caused by the fire in 2010 and the subsequent destruction by vandals left it in ruins. The neighbouring North Clubhouse Building and the Pedestrian Bridge linking the two buildings are partly visible on the right hand side Source : Bruwer, J. + Paine, H. Berea Park Sports Club, Pretoria: Heritage Impact Assessment , September 2017 Submitted by William Martinson Photographer: Johann Bruwer - 2017

Ground Floor Plan Source: DRISA South African Railways Magazine Volume 1 (October 1907 p.543 Photographer: Unidentiied

First Floor Plan Source: DRISA South African Railways Magazine Volume 1 (October 1907 p.542 Photographer: Unidentified

Diagonal western view of main facade Source: DRISA South African Railways Magazine Volume 1 (October 1907 p.544 Photographer: Unidentified

Field (eastern) elevation Source: DRISA South African Railways Magazine Volume 1 (October 1907 p.545 Photographer: Unidentified

First floor verandah with view across playing fields Source: DRISA South African Railways Magazine Volume 1 (October 1907 p.546 Photographer: Unidentified