Case 7
- Christmas Cards (Reed Archives)
Christmas Cards sent to A.H. Reed
The Christmas cards displayed here were sent to Alfred Hamish Reed (1875-1975) in 1964 and 1965. They are chiefly from well-wishers who had either met Reed during his long-distance treks, or who followed his walking endeavours via the press and his travel books.
In early 1964, Reed walked through Otago, Canterbury, Westland and the Haast, visiting more than 50 schools. Later in 1964, he walked the Milford Track, before undertaking arduous walks in the Nelson region in the summer of 1964-65. Later in 1965, he made a rare trip abroad and walked from Sydney to Melbourne at age 89.
Christmas Cards sent to A.H. Reed
The Christmas cards displayed here were sent to Alfred Hamish Reed (1875-1975) in 1964 and 1965. They are chiefly from well-wishers who had either met Reed during his long-distance treks, or who followed his walking endeavours via the press and his travel books.
In early 1964, Reed walked through Otago, Canterbury, Westland and the Haast, visiting more than 50 schools. Later in 1964, he walked the Milford Track, before undertaking arduous walks in the Nelson region in the summer of 1964-65. Later in 1965, he made a rare trip abroad and walked from Sydney to Melbourne at age 89.
Christmas Cards sent to A.H. Reed
The Christmas cards displayed here were sent to Alfred Hamish Reed (1875-1975) in 1964 and 1965. They are chiefly from well-wishers who had either met Reed during his long-distance treks, or who followed his walking endeavours via the press and his travel books.
In early 1964, Reed walked through Otago, Canterbury, Westland and the Haast, visiting more than 50 schools. Later in 1964, he walked the Milford Track, before undertaking arduous walks in the Nelson region in the summer of 1964-65. Later in 1965, he made a rare trip abroad and walked from Sydney to Melbourne at age 89.
Christmas Cards sent to A.H. Reed
The Christmas cards displayed here were sent to Alfred Hamish Reed (1875-1975) in 1964 and 1965. They are chiefly from well-wishers who had either met Reed during his long-distance treks, or who followed his walking endeavours via the press and his travel books.
In early 1964, Reed walked through Otago, Canterbury, Westland and the Haast, visiting more than 50 schools. Later in 1964, he walked the Milford Track, before undertaking arduous walks in the Nelson region in the summer of 1964-65. Later in 1965, he made a rare trip abroad and walked from Sydney to Melbourne at age 89.
Christmas Cards sent to A.H. Reed
The Christmas cards displayed here were sent to Alfred Hamish Reed (1875-1975) in 1964 and 1965. They are chiefly from well-wishers who had either met Reed during his long-distance treks, or who followed his walking endeavours via the press and his travel books.
In early 1964, Reed walked through Otago, Canterbury, Westland and the Haast, visiting more than 50 schools. Later in 1964, he walked the Milford Track, before undertaking arduous walks in the Nelson region in the summer of 1964-65. Later in 1965, he made a rare trip abroad and walked from Sydney to Melbourne at age 89.
Christmas Cards sent to A.H. Reed
The Christmas cards displayed here were sent to Alfred Hamish Reed (1875-1975) in 1964 and 1965. They are chiefly from well-wishers who had either met Reed during his long-distance treks, or who followed his walking endeavours via the press and his travel books.
In early 1964, Reed walked through Otago, Canterbury, Westland and the Haast, visiting more than 50 schools. Later in 1964, he walked the Milford Track, before undertaking arduous walks in the Nelson region in the summer of 1964-65. Later in 1965, he made a rare trip abroad and walked from Sydney to Melbourne at age 89.
Christmas Cards sent to A.H. Reed
The Christmas cards displayed here were sent to Alfred Hamish Reed (1875-1975) in 1964 and 1965. They are chiefly from well-wishers who had either met Reed during his long-distance treks, or who followed his walking endeavours via the press and his travel books.
In early 1964, Reed walked through Otago, Canterbury, Westland and the Haast, visiting more than 50 schools. Later in 1964, he walked the Milford Track, before undertaking arduous walks in the Nelson region in the summer of 1964-65. Later in 1965, he made a rare trip abroad and walked from Sydney to Melbourne at age 89.
Christmas Cards sent to A.H. Reed
The Christmas cards displayed here were sent to Alfred Hamish Reed (1875-1975) in 1964 and 1965. They are chiefly from well-wishers who had either met Reed during his long-distance treks, or who followed his walking endeavours via the press and his travel books.
In early 1964, Reed walked through Otago, Canterbury, Westland and the Haast, visiting more than 50 schools. Later in 1964, he walked the Milford Track, before undertaking arduous walks in the Nelson region in the summer of 1964-65. Later in 1965, he made a rare trip abroad and walked from Sydney to Melbourne at age 89.
Christmas Cards sent to A.H. Reed
The Christmas cards displayed here were sent to Alfred Hamish Reed (1875-1975) in 1964 and 1965. They are chiefly from well-wishers who had either met Reed during his long-distance treks, or who followed his walking endeavours via the press and his travel books.
In early 1964, Reed walked through Otago, Canterbury, Westland and the Haast, visiting more than 50 schools. Later in 1964, he walked the Milford Track, before undertaking arduous walks in the Nelson region in the summer of 1964-65. Later in 1965, he made a rare trip abroad and walked from Sydney to Melbourne at age 89.
Christmas Cards sent to A.H. Reed
The Christmas cards displayed here were sent to Alfred Hamish Reed (1875-1975) in 1964 and 1965. They are chiefly from well-wishers who had either met Reed during his long-distance treks, or who followed his walking endeavours via the press and his travel books.
In early 1964, Reed walked through Otago, Canterbury, Westland and the Haast, visiting more than 50 schools. Later in 1964, he walked the Milford Track, before undertaking arduous walks in the Nelson region in the summer of 1964-65. Later in 1965, he made a rare trip abroad and walked from Sydney to Melbourne at age 89.
Christmas Cards sent to A.H. Reed
The Christmas cards displayed here were sent to Alfred Hamish Reed (1875-1975) in 1964 and 1965. They are chiefly from well-wishers who had either met Reed during his long-distance treks, or who followed his walking endeavours via the press and his travel books.
In early 1964, Reed walked through Otago, Canterbury, Westland and the Haast, visiting more than 50 schools. Later in 1964, he walked the Milford Track, before undertaking arduous walks in the Nelson region in the summer of 1964-65. Later in 1965, he made a rare trip abroad and walked from Sydney to Melbourne at age 89.
Christmas Cards sent to A.H. Reed
The Christmas cards displayed here were sent to Alfred Hamish Reed (1875-1975) in 1964 and 1965. They are chiefly from well-wishers who had either met Reed during his long-distance treks, or who followed his walking endeavours via the press and his travel books.
In early 1964, Reed walked through Otago, Canterbury, Westland and the Haast, visiting more than 50 schools. Later in 1964, he walked the Milford Track, before undertaking arduous walks in the Nelson region in the summer of 1964-65. Later in 1965, he made a rare trip abroad and walked from Sydney to Melbourne at age 89.
Christmas Cards sent to A.H. Reed
The Christmas cards displayed here were sent to Alfred Hamish Reed (1875-1975) in 1964 and 1965. They are chiefly from well-wishers who had either met Reed during his long-distance treks, or who followed his walking endeavours via the press and his travel books.
In early 1964, Reed walked through Otago, Canterbury, Westland and the Haast, visiting more than 50 schools. Later in 1964, he walked the Milford Track, before undertaking arduous walks in the Nelson region in the summer of 1964-65. Later in 1965, he made a rare trip abroad and walked from Sydney to Melbourne at age 89.
Christmas Cards sent to A.H. Reed
The Christmas cards displayed here were sent to Alfred Hamish Reed (1875-1975) in 1964 and 1965. They are chiefly from well-wishers who had either met Reed during his long-distance treks, or who followed his walking endeavours via the press and his travel books.
In early 1964, Reed walked through Otago, Canterbury, Westland and the Haast, visiting more than 50 schools. Later in 1964, he walked the Milford Track, before undertaking arduous walks in the Nelson region in the summer of 1964-65. Later in 1965, he made a rare trip abroad and walked from Sydney to Melbourne at age 89.
