South End Museum
Museum

South End Museum Interior | © Suzi-k/Wikicommons
South End was once the epicentre of cultural diversity in Port Elizabeth, where children of all races played together in the street and mosques stood by Hindu temples and Christian churches. The implementation of the Group Areas Act in 1948 changed this harmonious neighbourhood forever, as non-whites were forcibly removed from South End. Travel through this poignant and heart-wrenching time in South African history at the South End Museum, showcasing through old newspaper clippings, audio recordings and other interactive media the horrors of the forced removals in South End in a deeply moving experience.