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Olive Schreiner House

Amazwi South African Museum of LiteratureRef: https://www.amazwi.museum/schreiner-house/

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Collected on 28 June 2026

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What this means

The document provides an overview of Olive Schreiner House, a museum in Cradock dedicated to South African literary legend Olive Schreiner. It details the house's history, its significance, recent exhibitions, and its role in various literary activities and festivals. The house was declared a National Monument and contains artifacts honoring Schreiner's contributions to literature and human rights.

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Read an essay on the life and work of Olive Schreiner

Amazwi provides a readable essay on the life and work of Olive Schreiner for anyone interested in the author.

Who it is for
Anyone interested in Olive Schreiner's life and work
How to act on it
Open the essay linked from the Schreiner House page on the Amazwi website.
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Read an essay on the life and work of Olive Schreiner
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Visiting Olive Schreiner House Museum

The house at 9 Cross Street is open to the public on weekdays from 09:00-13:00 and 14:00-16:00, with weekend and public holiday visits by appointment only, and the museum is accessible by wheelchair. The Order of Ikhamanga in Gold awarded to Olive Schreiner and other artifacts are on display in the house.

Who it is for
Members of the public who want to visit the house museum
How to act on it
Go to the visit address at 9 Cross Street, Nxuba (formerly Cradock), on weekdays during opening hours; for weekends and public holidays arrange an appointment. General enquiries: info@amazwi.museum | 0466227042 (Makhanda HQ).
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Open weekdays 09:00-13:00 | 14:00-16:00 Weekends and public holidays by appointment only
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New Exhibitions at Olive Schreiner House Museum

New exhibitions at Olive Schreiner House Museum, completed in June 2026 as a complete update of the previous displays, with newly acquired items shown for the first time alongside graphics about Olive Schreiner's life and work.

Who it is for
Visitors to the museum and people interested in Olive Schreiner
How to act on it
Visit the museum at 9 Cross Street, Nxuba (formerly Cradock), during opening hours to view the exhibitions.
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Completed in June 2026, the new exhibitions are a complete update to the previous.
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Karoo Writers Festival

An annual writers' festival held in Nxuba (formerly Cradock) in which Amazwi is a partner; Olive Schreiner House Museum shares hosting of the programme with the Tuishuise and Victoria Manor Hotel, and the 2026 festival programme is available as a PDF.

Who it is for
Writers and members of the public taking part in or attending the festival
How to act on it
Read the 2026 Festival Programme (pdf) linked from the Schreiner House page; enquiries about the programme can be made to Victoria Manor Hotel on 048 881 1650 or reservations@tuishuise.co.za.
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Amazwi is a partner in the Karoo Writers Festival, held annually in Nxuba (formerly Cradock).

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Read an essay on the life and work of Olive Schreiner

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Visiting Olive Schreiner House Museum

  • Weekend and public holiday visits are by appointment only

Where: at the house in Nxuba (formerly Cradock) · Nxuba (formerly Cradock)

New Exhibitions at Olive Schreiner House Museum

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Karoo Writers Festival

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Where: held in the town of Nxuba (formerly Cradock) · Nxuba (formerly Cradock)

Facts

Reference

https://www.amazwi.museum/schreiner-house/

Key Takeaways

  • Olive Schreiner House
  • Cradock
  • museum
  • exhibitions
  • National Monument
  • date 1986
  • date 1988
  • Order of Ikhamanga in Gold
  • 2016
  • 9 Cross Street
  • Amazwi South African Museum of Literature