as the Randfontein Estates Gold Mine Military Cemetery. The graves are beside the railway line diagonally opposite where Uncle Harry's Roadhouse is currently located at the northern entrance to town from Krugersdorp. GPS: -26.150242, 27.724258 Randfontein War Memorial: This really pretty memorial can be found next to the roadhouse on the corner of Randfontein and Main Reef Roads, Surprisingly the components of the memorial are all in a reasonably good condition and it is fenced off. GPS: -26.157176, 27.719646 On 11 June 2015, a hidden graveyard with about 80 to 100 graves dating back to the 1800s was discovered near the grain silos off Main Reef Road. It's not known yet whether these are connected to the graves of the Jameson Raid. Kruger Millions Paul Kruger and JB Robinson enjoyed a warm friendship which has led to rumours that the Kruger Millions (millions of gold coins minted for the Zuid Afrikaanse Republiek, or the South African Republic) were buried in the Homestead's grounds to stop them from falling into British hands during the Second Boer War. The Homestead is the home that Robinson lived in which is now situated along Homestead Avenue next to Riebeeck Lake and owned by well-known local businessman and racing driver, Ben Morgenrood. Over the years, many have searched here for the Kruger Millions, but either nothing has been found, or the finder has kept very quiet about it. Geography Communities Central Suburbs: Aureus (industrial area); Culemborg Park; Eike Park; Finsbury Greenhills; Hectorton; Helikon Park; Homelake; Randgate; Randpoort; Robinpark; Uitvalfontein; West Porges; Westergloor. Outlying and Surroundings: Azaadville; Bhongweni; Bootha Plots; Brandvlei; Dennydale; Dwarskloof; Elandsvlei; Hillside; Loumarina; Kocksoord; Middelvlei; Mohlakeng; Pelzvale; Randridge; Rietvallei; Rikasrus; Tenacres; Toekomsrus; Vleikop; Wheatlands; Wilbotsdal. Monuments From what can be established these are some of the oldest buildings in Randfontein: 1857: Homestead of Barend Bootha on the original farm called Randfontein 1859: Jonkerhuis (on the grounds of Riebeeck Lake) 1889: Mining Commissioner and Telegraph Office in Kocksoord (now a library) Environment Robinson Lake is situated between the Randfontein Golf Course and the suburb of Robin Park. The lake was a former recreational lake filled from water that has been pumped from the Robinson Deep gold mine. The lake has a pH of 2.6. Water has a natural uranium concentration of 0.0004 mg/L. The Department of Water and Sanitation considers a concentration of 0.07 mg/L safe to drink. Robinson Lake has a uranium concentration