Johannesburg Heritage Register

Explore Johannesburg’s rich history and cultural tapestry through the Johannesburg Heritage Register. Developed by the City Directorate Arts, Culture & Heritage, this platform presents a wealth of information on heritage sites, buildings and monuments spread across the city. Over 90 historic sites have been recorded, and the Heritage Register will continue to grow.

Address: 420 Marshall Street, Jeppestow...

Salisbury House

A two-storey Victorian commercial building constructed in 1903 as business premises for Mr. P. Chat (Johannesburg 1912, 2021). The building exemplifies late Victorian commercial architecture adapted f...
Address: 25 Fox Street, corner of Gerar...

Chancellor House

A three-story corner building opposite the Magistrates’ Court, Chancellor House is a modernist office-building in face-brick. The former offices of Mandela and Tambo have been preserved on the 3rd Flo...
Address: 28 Crestrum Drive, Noordgesig

Tuli House

A typical unprepossessing semi-detached township residential dwelling from the 1950s.
Address: 143 Fulham Road, Brixton

Brixton Iron House

The shop-cum-residence has the basic components of Late Victorian architecture. It was orginally a cottage made of wood and corrugated iron. The shop entrance is situated on the corner of the building...
Address: 114 Victoria Street, Johannesb...

St Martins School

St Peter’s Priory (St Martins School) was built in 1911, designed by architect Frank Fleming, who was also responsible for the Christ the King Anglican Church in Sophiatown. There are striking s...
Address: Trump Street and Booysens Road...

Ferreira Estate War Memorial

The monument stands in a traffic island at the corner of Booysens Road and Trump Street, Selby, neatly enclosed by a low fence. It takes the form of an obelisk , approximately 2.3m high, made of black...

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A culmination of research gathered over many years, the Online Johannesburg Heritage Register is being launched on Nelson Mandela Day 18 July 2025.

Among the many heritage sites featured is Chancellor House, the downtown offices of Mandela and Tambo Attorneys in the 1950s. After having been vacant and shuttered for more than a decade, this iconic building is being revived and brought to life once again as offices for the Community Development Department, which oversees the City’s Arts, Culture & Heritage Services.