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• Frequently Asked Questions

• Where is Durham cottage in Grahamstown?

  Durham Cottage is close to Kingswood College and an easy 10 min. walk to the center of Grahamstown, with a further 5 min to Rhodes. Durham Cottage is graded 3 Pineapples by the Grahamstown Hospitality Guild.

• What is the “Durham bus tracker?

  The “Durham Bus Tracker” improves communication for parents and students who ride District school buses. Our transportation partner, Durham School Services, has developed a phone app allowing parents to securely view the location of their child’s bus in relation to their assigned bus stop.

• What is coho Durham?

  Located on the riverside banks of the Wear, CoHo is a laid back, chic drinking and dining destination in Durham. A unique space with a carefully crafted menu, quirky cocktails and fine wines, CoHo is a sanctuary in the city, your escape from the everyday.

• Who is Michael Durham?

  In the year 1977 and 1978, Durham was the Deputy Assistant State’s Attorney in the Office of the Chief State’s Attorney. He served as an Assistant State’s Attorney from the year 1978 to 1982 at the New Haven State’s Attorney’s Office. The office was at that time led by Arnold Markle.

• What is the history of Crimdon in Durham?

  Crimdon Crimdon is situated at the southern end of Durham’s Heritage Coast. Once a thriving holiday destination for mining families from nearby villages during the 1920’s, Crimdon is now a destination for one of our rarest seabirds, the Little Tern. The Little Tern visits Crimdon to breed each year from West Africa.