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#2 The first Woolworths in the country opened its doors in the old Royal Hotel building , Plein street, Cape Town in October, 1931.

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#2 The first Woolworths in the country opened its doors in the old Royal Hotel building , Plein street, Cape Town in October, 1931.

What Cape Town looked like in the 1930s – A Photographic Encounter

#2 The first Woolworths in the country opened its doors in the old Royal Hotel building , Plein street, Cape Town in October, 1931.

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#3 Looks like 3rd. beach in the foreground, 1934→

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