Grahamstown - Rhodes University

Next door to the Albany Museum is the 1820 Settlers Museum, opened in 1965, with furniture and furnishings, weapons, pictures and historic photographs.

Adjoining the entrance to the University is the Albany Museum. The main building, erected in 1899-1902, houses the Natural History Museum, which displays material on the history of early man in Africa, one of the three Egyptian mummies in South Africa and geological and ornithological collections. Another section commemorates Dr W. G. Atherstone, who discovered South Africa's first diamond in Grahamstown.