Paul Kruger House Museum

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Paul Kruger House Museum is the house in which President Paul Kruger lived with his family from 1884 to 1900. In addition to the house there are two other buildings that contain personal possessions of the president including his state coach and ox wagon, and exhibits that cover his exile in Europe. In the back of the house is the Presidential Railway Coach he used to travel throughout the country on official business and campaign trips. His last trip in the coach was when he fled from Pretoria to Maputo as the British approached the city in 1900 during the Anglo-Boer War.

Tags: anglo-boer war, president paul kruger, sights, south african history