On the eastern side of the main post office you’ll find a square with an old vicarage and the 1909 St Paul’s Church.
St Paul’s Church
Durban
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On the eastern side of the main post office on Dr Pixley KaSeme St (West St) is Church Sq, with its old vicarage and the 1909 St Paul’s Church.
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