Matches in DBpedia 2014 for { ?s ?p The Rondebosch Common is situated almost opposite the Rustenburg estate and fully two kilometres east of the Liesbeek River. In 1805, during the preparations for defending the Cape against a British attack, General Janssens’s Batavian force was camped on Type of site: Common . HISTORICAL INTEREST This land served as a camping ground for Batavian and british troops during the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries. Later it was reserved for the use of the public for recreation purposes. In 1870 it was transferred to the Municipalit. }
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- List_of_heritage_sites_in_Wynberg,_Cape_Town description "The Rondebosch Common is situated almost opposite the Rustenburg estate and fully two kilometres east of the Liesbeek River. In 1805, during the preparations for defending the Cape against a British attack, General Janssens’s Batavian force was camped on Type of site: Common . HISTORICAL INTEREST This land served as a camping ground for Batavian and british troops during the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries. Later it was reserved for the use of the public for recreation purposes. In 1870 it was transferred to the Municipalit".