Herbert Morley (explorer)

Herbert Morley was a Victorian explorer. He is featured at the "Bradford Museums & Galleries" through a collection of items relating to Morley, and as an "inspirer" for junior wannabe explorers.
Herbert Morley lived, as young boy, on Devonshire Street in Keighley, West Yorkshire, England. His father was William Morley.
In 1914, Herbert Morley was in business in Samoa, then a German colony (German Samoa), which was later captured by the RNZDF.
On July 27, 1914, one day before World War I broke out (and about a month before the Occupation of German Samoa operation), Herbert wrote a letter to his father, therein he tells of six German warships docking in Samoa; "probably… just a bit of a show-off."
He travelled globally and has been sending treasures back to Keighley and postcards to his family.
Morley ended up in Fiji. He died at the age of just over 100.