District Six

District Six as it was in the late 1950's and 1960's.
There have been many romantic versions of District Six presented on stage and screen, sung about but this is what D6 really looked like during that period.
During the 1970's the inhabitants of D6 were forcibly removed by the apartheid goverment (National Party) and relocated around the peninsula most notably Mitchells Plain.
Music by Charles Jones and Andrew Hendricks.
We have a considerable stock library of District Six footage available for purchase.
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[@michelepascoe6068]

Lovely

[@nabuyabrenner5584]

Beautiful Times.❤❤

[@Jordie_sure]

Absolutely Beautiful

[@user-lh8sd6jb5c]

My home town D6 EATON PLACE born & Bred there miss the way we live stayed like Families 😅😅😅😅😅😅

[@CTLive]

@@user-lh8sd6jb5c would you consider being interviewed?

[@JoanHastie]

Great memories lived in 28 Constitution Street de Roos Family

[@JoanHastie]

de Roos and Langwood families resided in D6 from 1930's until we had to move in 1660's😢

[@nabuyabrenner5584]

Sad when I look at these places.i went school there had my first friends there 😢Sad man the memories ad a child a young teenager was just cut too short.IMy family my parents were residents in Hanover street.right next to the Dairy.And that was opposite the Bungloos.yes we called it Bunglous 😢💔

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@@nabuyabrenner5584 would you consider being interviewed about your time in D6?

[@cassiemcottle2944]

Hi live in district 6 in Pontac street
I miss my home town

[@CTLive]

I think many would agree with you...

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@@cassiemcottle2944 would you consider being interviewed?