the union building was built in pretoria in 1913.
the union building was built in pretoria in 1913.
when was the union building built in pretoria?
1913
bullet::::- pretoria railway station rebuilt.









































bullet::::- 1913 - union buildings constructed in arcadia.









































bullet::::- 1922 - christian brothers' college opens.









































bullet::::- 1923 - stadium built in arcadia.









































bullet::::- 1930 - university of pretoria established.









































bullet::::- 1931









































bullet::::- capitol theatre (cinema) opens.









































bullet::::- 14 october: pretoria receives official city status.









































bullet::::- 1935 - pretoria city hall built.









































bullet::::- 1939 - 1 july: trolleybuses in pretoria begin operating.









































bullet::::- 1940 - atteridgeville suburb established.









































bullet::::- 1942 - danville suburb established.









































bullet::::- 1946









































bullet::::- june: pretoria national botanical garden established in the east of the city.









































bullet::::- population: 167,649 city; 244,496 urban agglomeration.
timeline of pretoria
union building (university of texas at austin)









































the union building (also known the texas union building or student union building) is a building on the university of texas at austin campus, serving as a "college independent community center" or "living room" for students. designed by paul cret, who also designed the tower and main building, goldsmith hall and texas memorial museum on the same campus, the union was built in 1933 with funds provided by texas exes in a campaign led by thomas watt gregory.
union building (university of texas at austin)