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Peddie, Eastern Cape Founded: 1834 Built on the site of Fort Peddie named after Lieutenant-Colonel John Peddie.

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List of references: Donald, J M, Kirby, Percival Robson & et al. 1961. Peddie - settlers' outpost. Grahamstown: Grocott and Sherry. pp All Maeder, GA & Zinn, C. 1917. Ons kerk album van Hollandsche kerken en leeraren. Capetown: Cape Times. pp 111 Oberholster, JJ. 1972. The historical monuments of South Africa. Cape Town: Rembrandt Van Rijn Foundation for Culture at the request of the National Monuments Council. pp 163-164 Richardson, Deirdré. 2001. Historic Sites of South Africa. Cape Town: Struik Publishers. pp 35 List of structures: Anglican Church: c1874. Fredericksburg, Bridge over the Keiskamma River, Line Drift: 1892-1894. Craigshead, Weir and Pump Station: n.d.. Dick King Memorial: 1942. Elizabeth Shepstone’s Grave: c1900 : 1950s. Etembeni Lutheran Church: n.d.. Farmhouse, Hazeldene: c1900. Fort Peddie: n.d.. Great War Memorial 1914-1918: 1933. Line Drift Post: 1835. Mfengu / Fingo umQwashu / Milkwood Tree: 1835. N2 Road Bridge over Keiskamma River: n.d.. Nederduitse Gereformeerde Kerk: 1874 : 1904. Ntsikana's Monument Kwamagosh: n.d.. Peddie Secondary School: 1920. Tsocha River Bridge: 1894. Watch Tower: 1841.