Diggers Memorial A fountain and statue in the form of a diamond sieve held aloft by five life-sized diggers. Today, patrons can order and drink their tiple without leaving their cars. The Kimberlite Hotel also has a drive-in liquor licence. Labourers were recruited from most of South Africa's tribal people to work on the mines. In those days, they retained their traditional hairstyles, face markings and clothing, but items have changed and such a unique collection never be compiled again.
Historical background is provided.
Closed Good Friday and Christmas Day. Dunluce Built in 1897, Dunluce is one of Kimberley's most stately homes and an outstanding example of late Victorian domestic architecture. The mansion forms part of the McGregor Museum. Guided tours may be undertaken by appointment at the museum. Apart from one of the finest collections of Africana, much used for research purposes, the library houses the missionary Robert Moffat's translation of the Bible into Tswana.