Nelson Mandela Capture Site (near Howick)

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Nelson Mandela Capture Site (near Howick) is a historic memorial and museum marking the location where Nelson Mandela was arrested in 1962, featuring a striking sculpture and exhibits about his life and the anti-apartheid struggle.

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instanceOf historic site
museum
artist Marco Cianfanelli NERFINISHED
commemorates Nelson Mandela NERFINISHED
commemoratesEvent arrest of Nelson Mandela in 1962
coordinateLocation approximately -29.5, 30.2
country South Africa
designer Marco Cianfanelli NERFINISHED
hasExhibit displays about Nelson Mandela’s early life
displays about Nelson Mandela’s imprisonment
displays about the anti-apartheid movement
historical photographs
interpretive panels
multimedia presentations
hasPart Nelson Mandela sculpture
exhibition space
museum building
parking area
visitor centre
walkway to sculpture
hasSculpture large portrait of Nelson Mandela formed by vertical steel columns
hasTheme South African liberation history
anti-apartheid struggle
life of Nelson Mandela
heritageDesignation heritage and memorial site
inception 2012
languageOfInformation English
local South African languages
locatedIn Howick Local Municipality NERFINISHED
KwaZulu-Natal
South Africa
near Howick
uMgungundlovu District Municipality NERFINISHED
materialUsed steel
namedAfter Nelson Mandela NERFINISHED
offers guided tours
self-guided visits
purpose commemoration of Nelson Mandela’s capture
education about apartheid
promotion of reconciliation
relatedTo Apartheid Museum NERFINISHED
Robben Island Museum NERFINISHED
subjectOf educational visits
tourism brochures
touristType cultural tourism destination

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Midlands region of KwaZulu-Natal hasAttraction Nelson Mandela Capture Site (near Howick)