British Antarctic Expedition Collection
The British Antarctic Expedition of 1910-1913, led by Captain Scott, was a remarkable journey of exploration and scientific discovery
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The British Antarctic Expedition of 1910-1913, led by Captain Scott, was a remarkable journey of exploration and scientific discovery. The crew of the Terra Nova embarked on this treacherous expedition with unwavering determination and an insatiable thirst for knowledge. As depicted in the iconic film poster from 1913 (C014/2073), Captain Scott's leadership shines through, inspiring his team to brave the harsh conditions of Antarctica. King Edward VII's lithograph serves as a testament to his support for scientific endeavors and exploration. In black and white photographs from 1911, we catch glimpses of the courageous officers aboard the Discovery ship. Their resolve is palpable as they face unknown challenges head-on. The chromolitho image showcases the mighty Terra Nova vessel that carried them across treacherous waters. Amongst these brave men was Doctor Wilson, whose expertise proved invaluable during their arduous journey. In another photograph, Oates and Meares are seen huddled around a blubber stove in the stables - a poignant reminder of their resourcefulness amidst extreme conditions. The motor party consisting of Lashly, Day, Evans, and Hooper is captured in yet another photograph from 1911. These pioneers utilized modern technology to push boundaries in uncharted territories. Captain Scott himself can be seen in his den at Winter Quarters - a glimpse into his solitude amidst nature's grandeur. A bromide print showcases a dog team resting by an iceberg while another depicts the freezing sea - both highlighting nature's unforgiving grip on this frozen land. Finally, an awe-inspiring black-and-white photo captures Scott alongside Wilson, Oates, Bowers, and Evans at the South Pole itself in 1912 - a historic moment etched forever into history books. This collection of images encapsulates not only moments frozen in time but also represents humanity's relentless pursuit of knowledge against all odds.