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Mandela House Museum-November 2024
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Nov 16, 2024

　　Nelson Mandela lived with his first wife, Evelyn, and later with his second wife, Winnie, in this four-room house, just off Vilakazi St. The museum includes interactive exhibits on the history of the house and some interesting family photos.

　　Nearby is the home of Archbishop Desmond Tutu (not open to visitors); Winnie Mandela has a property a short walk away, too.

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