Objects - association_keyword:"Interpretation guides"

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A Docent Trainiing Course for museum interpreters, held in Pakuranga School.; March 1982; P2021.95.11
A family in costume behind a cart filled with fascines. A fascine is a rough bundle of brushwood or other material used for strengthening an earthen structure, or making a path across uneven or wet terrain. Typical uses are protecting the banks of streams from erosion, covering marshy ground and so on.; La Roche, Alan; P2022.01.16
A man and woman in costume outside the tent on the green at Howick Historical Village.; La Roche, Alan; October 1996; P2021.88.13
A man, woman and two children in costume, outside the tent by their fireplace on the green at Howick Historical Village.; La Roche, Alan; October 1996; P2021.88.14
Arthur White, in costume, with a spade ouside the Charcoal Burners Camp during a Docent Trainiing Course for museum interpreters.; March 1982; P2021.95.06
Arthur White, in costume, with a spade ouside the Charcoal Burners Camp during a Docent Trainiing Course for museum interpreters.; March 1982; P2021.95.07
A volunteer guide in costume with a goat, outside the tents on the green at Howick Historical Village. A little girl in costume is watching them.; La Roche, Alan; P2021.88.10
A volunteer guide in costume with a goat, outside the tents on the green at Howick Historical Village. A little girl in costume is watching them.; La Roche, Alan; P2021.88.11
A woman and girl in costume as interpreters, with a goat at Howick Historical Village during a Live Day.; La Roche, Alan; 2000; P2022.01.22
Claire Lees, in costume, making butter, during a Docent Trainiing Course for museum interpreters.; March 1982; P2021.95.08
Claire Lees, in costume, making butter, during a Docent Trainiing Course for museum interpreters.; March 1982; P2021.95.09
Debbie Benson and Prue Lees in costume cooking over the fire outside the tent on the green at Howick Historical Village.; La Roche, Alan; October 1996; P2021.88.03
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