Reese Collection

Reese Hoffa Shot Put World Athletics Championships Stade De France, St Denis, Paris, France 23 August 2003 Date: 23 August 2003

Ben Reese 1500 Metres Commonwealth Trials City Of Manchester Stadium, Manchester 15 June 2002 Date: 15 June 2002

Gladys Reese (Ahern), American vaudeville entertainer. Seen here as a child performer. She was part of a comedy duo with her husband Will Ahern from 1919 onwards. Date: early 20th century

WWI: BAND, 1919. Lieutenant James Reese Europe with the regimental band of the 369th Infantry Regiment, at a homecoming parade in New York City. Photograph, February 1919

WWI: HOMECOMING, 1919. Lieutenant James Reese Europe with the regimental band of the 369th Infantry Regiment returning home aboard the SS Stockholm. Photograph, February 1919

WWI: JAZZ BAND, 1918. An American jazz band, led by Lieutenant James Reese Europe of the 369th Infantry Regiment, entertaining wounded soldiers at a hospital in Paris

Portrait of Major John Norton as Mohawk Chief Teyoninhokarawen, Mather Brown, 1761-1831, American

LIZETTE REESE (1856-1935). American poet. Photographed c 1896

JAZZ BAND, 1914. James Reese Europe and his Clef Club Band of New York City: photographed by R. E. Mercer, 1914
JAZZ BAND, 1914. James Reese Europe and his Clef Club Band of New York City: photographed by R.E. Mercer, 1914

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"Reese: A Legacy of Music, Entertainment, and Innovation" From Reese Hoffa's incredible achievements in shot put to Ben Reese's remarkable contributions in his field, the name "Reese" has become synonymous with excellence. But did you know that this name extends beyond sports? Meet Gladys Reese Ahern, an American vaudeville entertainer who captivated audiences with her talent and charm. During World War I, Lieutenant James Reese Europe led the regimental band of the 369th Infantry Regiment. Their music brought solace and joy to soldiers on the frontlines. Witnessing their homecoming was a sight to behold as Lieutenant Europe proudly marched alongside his bandmates. But it doesn't stop there - Lieutenant Europe also made history by leading one of the first-ever jazz bands during WWI. His innovative approach revolutionized music forever, paving the way for future generations of musicians. Speaking of innovation, let's not forget Thomas Edison - a legendary inventor whose brilliance changed our world. His inventions continue to shape our lives today and inspire countless individuals like those bearing the name "Reese. " The artistic realm also boasts talented figures such as Lizette Reese, an accomplished poet whose words touched hearts across America in the late 19th century. Her eloquence resonated deeply with readers and left a lasting impact on literature. And finally, we have Major John Norton portrayed as Mohawk Chief Teyoninhokarawen by Mather Brown in 1761-1831. This captivating portrait reminds us of the rich cultural heritage associated with names like "Reese, " connecting us to diverse histories that deserve recognition. Whether through sports or entertainment, war or invention, poetry or artistry - each individual linked to this name has contributed something unique to society. The legacy they leave behind is one filled with passion for their craft and a commitment to pushing boundaries.