Objects - association_keyword:"Lees, Richard"

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A visitor watching Richard Lees making clay pipes in Howick Historical Village.; P2021.128.07
A woman and girl (in costume) watching Richard Lees making clay pipes in Howick Historical Village. The raupo hut is in the background.; P2021.128.04
Back row l-r: Wally Rice, Graeme MacDonald, Warren Cooper, Jennifer and Chloe Hallam. Front row l-r: Simon, David, Jack, and Nancy Edwards. Reay and Brian Neben at Bell House Howick Historical Village on 8 March 2021 to celebrate the Village's 40 year Anniversary. ; Warbrook, Ireen; 8 March 2020; P2021.01.103
Brenda Scott and and Richard Lees, volunteers at Howick Historical Village, making bread at the bread oven behind the Kings Arms.; La Roche, Alan; P2020.89.08
Devin Cooper, Tim Cooper, Richard Lees and Alan Culhane at Bell House Howick Historical Village on 8 March 2021 to celebrate the Villages 40 year's Anniversary. ; Warbrook, Ireen; 8 March 2020; P2021.01.102
Lois Abram. Richard Lees and P Williamson (nee Lees) in costume in Howick Historical Village.; 16 July 1997; P2021.105.16
Members of the Historical Society on a float in the Christmas Parade. 1995. ; 1995; P2021.199.01
People watching Richard Lees making clay pipes in Howick Historical Village. Ron Fryer (town crier) is to the left .; P2021.128.02
Prue and Richard Lees in front of the mail runner's cottage in Howick Historical Village.; La Roche, Alan; P2021.83.13
Prue and Richard Lees (left), Fred Chipperfield (right) and two other men working on the trench around the Sod Cottage, Howick Historical Village.; March 1977; P2020.48.04
Prue and Richard Lees, volunteers at Howick Historical Village; La Roche, Alan; 2019.141.02
Prue and Richard Lees, volunteers at Howick Historical Village; 2019.141.03
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