Transport Riders Museum Togryers Museum
Ceres’ historical and cultural heritage.
Transport Riders Museum Togryers Museum tells the story of the transport rider who was a trader who transported goods by wagon into the interior to sell or barter the goods. Transport Riders provided valuable services to remote communities, white and black. Many of the early transport riders were Africans. A great variety of goods like machinery, furniture, clothes, wool, fresh fruit and vegetables, dried fruit, canned fruit, jams, biltong, bacon, tobacco, liquor, especially brandy, elephant and hippopotamus tusks and buffalo horns, even wagons and carts, were transported. Horses and mules were also herded to the North.
8 Oranje Street 6835 Ceres
