Eloff Street and Others I

When the South African version of Monopoly came out, Eloff Street was the most expensive street in the board game, because it was the greatest shopping street in the city, like London's Oxford or Regent Streets. Today...... well, let's just say that it won't make the monopoly board.

Above: Eloff Street, not in its prime

Above: Corner of Market and Eloff Streets

Above: The remains of the famous Dawson's Hotel, Von Brandis Street

Above: Joubert Street

Above: Corner President and Mooi Streets
Above: Corner President and Simmons Streets
Above: 69 President Street.....
Above: Looking up President Street.

Eloff Street and Others II

Above: Apartments, Commissioner Street on the Jeppe side.

Above: Corner President and Mooi Streets.

Above: Corner Bree and Twist Streets

Above and below: Bezuidenhout Street, now called Miriam Mebeka Street, which runs on the western side of the Johannesburg Magistrates' Court.