Objects - association_keyword:"Lees, Richard"

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Richard Lees at the horse trough with Brenda Scott's two granddaughters in Howick Historical Village. ; P2021.128.12
Richard Lees by his brick cart talking to Prue Lees outside Briody-McDaniel Cottage. Both are in costume. ; La Roche, Alan; c2000; P2020.104.05
Richard Lees carting bricks outside Briody-McDaniel Cottage. Prue Lees and two other women are also there. All are in costume. ; La Roche, Alan; c2000; P2020.104.04
Richard Lees carting bricks outside Briody-McDaniel Cottage. Prue Lees and two other women are also there. All are in costume. ; La Roche, Alan; c2000; P2020.104.06
Richard Lees (former Education officer) in costume inside Briody-McDaniels Cottage, formerly McDermott's Cottage at Howick Historical Village. ; La Roche, Alan; P2020.101.13
Richard Lees, in costume, carrying parcels in Howick Historical Village. ; P2021.128.13
Richard Lees, in costume, collection water from the well in Howick Historical Village. ; P2021.128.14
Richard Lees in costume holding a bucket outside Michael Ford's cottage, in the Howick Historical Village. ; La Roche, Alan; c1998; P2021.49.07
Richard Lees in costume wheeling a barrow in front of the Sod Cottage, Howick Historical Village on a Live Day. Lois Abram is watching.; La Roche, Alan; 2010; P2020.43.36
Richard Lees in costume wheeling a barrow in front of the Sod Cottage, Howick Historical Village on a Live Day. Lois Abram is watching.; La Roche, Alan; 1990; P2020.43.37
Richard Lees. in costume, with school children in Pakuranga School, at Howick Historical Village.; P2021.107.08
Richard Lees (left) and Alan le Roche working on the trench around the Sod Cottage, Howick Historical Village.; March 1977; P2020.48.06
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