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The rapidly-extending South Coast Railway first passed through here in 1901, but the embryonic village was without a name until a decade later, when retired Postmaster-General of Natal, Mr Maxwell- Hibberd, bought a farm here.
The rapidly-extending South Coast Railway first passed through here in 1901, but the embryonic village was without a name until a decade later, when retired Postmaster-General of Natal, Mr Maxwell- Hibberd, bought a farm here. A trading store and hotel followed soon after... and another holiday resort was born.
Source: Courtesy of Tourism KwaZulu Natal - http://www.kzn.org.za/kzn/
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