Rust en Vreugd MuseumBuilt in 1778, the Rust en Vreugd Museum is generally accepted to be the finest surviving example of eighteenth-century urban architecture in the country.The delicately carved Rococo-styled fanlight above the main door is said to be the work of the German-born sculptor, Anton Anreith. Complementing this graceful home is the period-style garden.It was declared a heritage site in 1940.
The Manor
William Fehr Collection The the art on paper – prints, drawings and watercolours of the William Fehr Collection is exhibited here.
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