The 1928 house in Mertz Street was awarded heritage status.
On November 18, Tony Burisch of the Heidelberg Heritage Association awarded the latest blue plaque for heritage to the house.
The plaque unveiling is no 66 in the series of blue plaques awarded for heritage.
The house, situated at 60 Mertz Street, is understood was built in 1928.
The information was gleaned from a doctor who used the house for his business practice.
The owners that lived in the house over the years was L Wildner (1937-1941), PHR Rautenbach (1954-1956), Casparus Gerhardus Troskie (1956-1972) Hendrik and Mirna Kruger (1978-1980), Brian Newton Troskie (1993), Radley Celeste (1993 Troskie’s sister), Greyling Family Trust (2000), Johnny Goosen (2004-2016) and the current owners are Ralph and Erna Sutherland.
The Kruger’s lived there with the three youngest of their eight children. They are Naomi Kruger (19), Karen Kruger (18) end Koos Kruger (25). Naomi was married in the Klipkerk in 1979 to Neels Grobler.
Hendrik Kruger worked in the Rembrandt van Rijn cigarette factory in Heidelberg. The factory is now knows as the British American Tobacco company.
The sponsor of the plaque is Heidelbrew.
