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Carmel Missionary Station

South Africa/ Free State/ Xhariep Region/ Smithfield

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Smithfield Tourism Forum

Tel: 051 683 0032

Cell: 083 272 3001

This pretty little Free State town lies almost halfway between Cape Town and Durban on the popular N6 route. The town was named in honour of the Governor of the Cape Colony, Sir Harry Smith. The foundation stone for the local church was laid in 1848 on the farm Waterval. Smithfield is a tranquil oasis to those choosing to break their journey and enjoy the outstanding hospitality of the local community.

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Carmel Missionary Station

Old French Mission station - 43km southwest of Smithfield.

Area: Smithfield, Xhariep Region, Free State, South Africa

Old School Building

The first school in the Orange Free State was established here in 1848. The school building, erected in 1850, still stands today.

Area: Smithfield, Xhariep Region, Free State, South Africa

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