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- List_of_heritage_sites_in_the_Cape description "The YWCA is a triple storeyed Victorian building with a double level cast iron verandah. The main entrance doors are twin four-panelled teak doors. The ground floor has a grey granite surround with chrome trim around large windows. The facade of the build This Victorian building, which was rebuilt in 1903 by J. Parker of the firm Forsyth and Parker and dedicated to the memory of Minnie and Maria, daughters of J. A. Bam who died in Germany, forms an integral part of the architectural character of Long Stree Architectural style: VICTORIAN. Type of site: YWCA Current use: Commercial. .".