Stephanie Oberg at Smith's Bookshop

Circa. 1988

Stephanie Oberg at Smiths Bookshop. Smith’s Book Shop dealt in second hand and antiquarian books for over thirty years and was regarded as a Christchurch institution for book lovers. It was owned by Stephanie's parents Norman and Rangi Oberg and later run by her then husband Ross Humphries. Rangi and Norman made many friends from all walks of life.

Area: Central City / Central Christchurch - South

Contributor: Stephanie Oberg

Source: Stephanie Oberg

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Reference ID: CCL-Exh-Talanoa-0006

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Stephanie Oberg at Smith's Bookshop

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