Riebeek Valley Museum

04/09/2026

The link between the du Toit family and the Riebeek Valley Museum. Piet ‘Spiere’ and family donated the building to the community as a museum on 5th July 1989. Kloovenburg W**e and Olive Estate Riebeek Valley Tourism

29/08/2026

On this day in 1959. Riebeek Valley Tourism

29/08/2026

12/08/2026

The contribution of the du Toit family in South Africa, including the Valley.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l02Mn5BewNw
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Welcome back to Lost History Files.For more than 300 years, the D...

11/08/2026

170 YEARS OLD.
In 1855 the cornerstone was laid and in 1856 construction of De Oude Kerk was finished, serving the community as a church, and the beginning of a long relationship with what became Riebeek Kasteel.
When the new church was completed in 1915 De Oude Kerk was used as a church hall until 1940, whereafter it became a store for a local building company. It eventually came into the possession of Piet ’Spiere’ du Toit of Kloovenburg, who in 1989 donated it to the community as a museum for posterity.
The name was eventually altered because of De Oude Kerk Museum in Tulbagh, which caused confusion for visitors to the region.
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04/08/2026

The alcohol usage workshop held at the Riebeek Valley Museum.

01/08/2026

Riebeek Valley Tourism

30/07/2026

When erected De Oude Kerk was no longer required as a hall and was subsequently sold. Riebeek Kasteel Heritage Walk Riebeek Valley Riebeek Valley Tours & Transfers Riebeek Valley Tourism Weskus Heritage

20/07/2026

Time to sail on the 'Riebeek Kasteel'.