Arctic Exploration

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ltwilliammowett:Arctic Expedition, in search of Sir John Franklin by Captain Sir James C. Ross, 1848

Winchester Model 1886 carried by the explorer and adventurer Samuel J.  Entrikin on the Arctic Explo

handfuloftime:William Westall, after Frederick William Beechey. H.M. Ships Hecla & Griper in Win

ltwilliammowett:HMS Terror at sunrise on July 14, 1837 under Captain Back,  by Captain Owen Stanley1

1884 anthropological studies of Laplanders by Roland Bonaparte

Matthew Henson, co-discoverer of the North Pole with Ewin Peary in 1909.

lushthemagicdragon:Good evening Terrors.I used to work at the National Maritime Museum (it was a nig

Wool and fur shield crewmen from cold aboard the Fram on an arctic expedition

goldenpolar:theterroramc:“Funny to think of this place as home, isn’t it?”Photo of an Inuit drawing

Fridtjof Nansen (Norwegian, 1861-1930, b. Store Frøen, Norway) - Frontispiece from In Northern Mists

ltwilliammowett: HMS Resolute in Search of Sir John Franklinby François Musin, 1850

ltwilliammowett:Arctic Expedition, in search of Sir John Franklin by Captain Sir James C. Ross, 1848

Portrait of arctic explorer Peter Freuchen and his wife, fashion illustrator Dagmar Cohn, 1947.

Wool and fur shield crewmen from cold aboard the Fram on an arctic expedition

Dr. David Lyall, naval surgeon, botanist, and Arctic & Antarctic explorer, born June 1,

1884 anthropological studies of Laplanders by Roland Bonaparte

Peter Freuchen

Louise Arner Boyd (pictured above), lead expeditions to the Arctic from 1926-1941, where she focused

It’s #MonsterMonday!This map, Polus Arcticus, inspired by William Barents’ three vo

historyarchaeologyartefacts:Pocket Chronometer from the Franklin Expedition, Parkinson & Fro

ventureonwilderseas: From the Smithsonian archives: “The Skongen, the Danish Fifth Thule

danskjavlarna: “The sun at midnight,” from Arctic Expeditions from British and Foreign S

Peter Freuchen

danskjavlarna: “The sun at midnight,” from Arctic Expeditions from British and Foreign S

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