- the
Randlords,
including the
Wernher Collection,
formerly at
Luton Hoo and now at Ranger's House.
Amongst many
philanthropic ventures by
Randlords, the...
-
created a super-wealthy
class of
miners and
industrialists known as
Randlords. Many
Randlords built large estates and
mansions on the
Parktown Ridge. The Wi****ersrand...
- sea, near the
island of
Madeira Barnato was a
British entrepreneur and
Randlord who
disappeared at sea
after mysteriously falling overboard was
later found...
-
Dutch Revival style. In 1902,
Baker was
brought to
Johannesburg by the
Randlords following the
British victory in the Anglo-Boer War and
included the Cape...
- Westcliff,
Melville and
Richmond to the West.
Originally established by the
Randlords in the 1890s,
Parktown is now home to many businesses, hospitals, schools...
- club
created for the use of the
Randlords, and
first president of the Wanderers' Club. Emden, Paul H. (1935).
Randlords. London:
Hodder and Stoughton....
-
Barnato (born
Barnet Isaacs; 21
February 1851 – 14 June 1897) was a
British Randlord and
diamond magnate who was one of the
entrepreneurs who
gained control...
-
death is
debated and
remains unsolved.
Barney Barnato (46), an
English Randlord and
entrepreneur who was a
prominent rival to
Cecil Rhodes, was
found dead...
-
Cecil John
Rhodes (/ˈsɛsəl ˈroʊdz/ SES-əl ROHDZ; 5 July 1853 – 26
March 1902) was an
English mining magnate and
politician in
southern Africa who served...
- Johannesburg. It was
built for Sir
Lionel Phillips, one of the
influential Randlords that
dominated the
early history of the city.
Today it is one of the Parktown...
