Kruger National Park - Stevenson-Hamilton Memorial Museum

The Stevenson-Hamilton Memorial Museum houses many interesting artifacts. James Stevenson-Hamilton was the driving force behind the establishment of the Kruger National Park. His assistant, Harry Wolhuter, armed with nothing but a pocket knife, killed a lion to save his own life. The knife that Wolhuter used to slay the lion, as well as the lion skin, are the most famous exhibits in the museum.