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The Garden of Remembrance in Himeville, KwaZulu-Natal, is a site associated with a shell hole and a military veterans club, established in 1918. This location likely commemorates the end of World War I, as 1918 marked the armistice. Himeville, founded in 1902, is a small town in the southern Drakensberg region, historically significant for its role in the Anglo-Boer War and as a staging point for military activities. The shell hole may refer to a physical feature or memorial created to honor soldiers who served in the war, while the military veterans club would have provided a gathering place for ex-servicemen. However, specific details about the Garden of Remembrance itself are scarce in available records.
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