The Ceres Transport Riders' Museum, more commonly known by its Afrikaans name Ceres Togryers Museum, was started during the 1970s by members of the community of Ceres, South Africa who were interested in preserving the heritage of the town.
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Do yourselves a favor and visit this museum....I was amazed to see how our forefathers used to live, the equipment they made and used. Truly a must see venue if you are in Ceres. Unfortunately they are closed on weekends. Friendliest ladies at reception ! Telling me more about the area and their beautiful town. KEEP IT UP ! O yes...Please give the place a donation to keep the heritage alive for...
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Museum was a real walk down memory lane...especially for our 86 year old mother. She could not get enough of all the detail and hard work that went into everything displayed! She writes stories and said this gave her a whole lot if new ideas to write her novels. We were "introduced" to their two nightly ghosts, the young lady and the older gentleman, ha ha ha. Definitely...
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Beautiful museum, covers the whole community. The manager is very helpful and did a lot of work in the 23 years she has been there. There is a new book that she compiled on the earthquake. The book is R160 and can be bought from the museum directly. Definitely something for the coffee table. If you are in Ceres the museum...
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