Hillary Collection

SIR EDMUND HILLARY (1919-2008). New Zealand mountaineer and explorer. Sir Edmund Hillary and Tenzing Norgay near the summit of Mount Everest, 28 May 1953

Hillary and Tensing Bhutia conquering Everest
Front cover of The Illustrated London News showing Sir Edmund Hillary together with Sherpa Tensing Bhutia reaching the summit of Mount Everest on May 29 1953

Edmund Hillary & Tensing
Sir Edmund Hillary with Tenzing Norgay after their successful attempt to scale Mount Everest in Nepal on 29th May 1953. The legendary mountaineer died in January 2008

Hillary and Tensing on Mount Everest
Hillary and Tensing nearing the summit of Mount Everest. Date: 1953

CLINTON INAUGURATION, 1993. Chief Justice William Rehnquist administering the oath of office to President Bill Clinton on the steps of the U.S. Capitol. Photograph, 20 January 1993

Sir Edmund Hillary and wife Louise, returning from Everest expedition

Channel Islands / Jersey
St Helier (then known as St Hillary)

McDonnell Douglas C-9C 73-1681
United States Air Force - McDonnell Douglas C-9C 73-1681 (MSN 47668), on approach to RAF Mildenhall, Feb-March 1998. Assigned to 89th Military Airlift Wing, Andrews AFB, MD

Sherpa Tenzing Norgay
TENZING NORGAY (1914 - 1986), who, along with Sir Edmund Hillary, scaled the summit of Mount Everest on 29th May 1953. Date: 1953

Members of the Cho Oyu expedition, Nepal. (L. to R.) standing: Mr R. G. College; Mr E. Hillary; Mr E Shipton; Dr. L.G.C. Pugh; Mr H. E. Riddiford; Mr G. Lowe. sitting: Mr C.H. Secord; Mr R.C

THE CLINTONS, 1997. First Lady Hillary Clinton and President Bill Clinton at the dedication of the Franklin Delano Roosevelt Memorial in Washington, D.C. Photograph by Carol Highsmith, 1997

Lifeboat in the livery of the Royal National Lifeboat Institution in heavy seas returning from a rescue mission. Founded in 1824 by William Hillary (1771-1847)

PORTUGAL. Lisbon. US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton arrives to a Meeting on November 20, 2010 in Lisbon, as part of a NATO (North Atlantic Treaty Organization)

Bronze statue of Sir Edmund Hillary against snow capped mountains and forested slopes in Aoraki Mount Cook National
MAB-578 Bronze statue of Sir Edmund Hillary against snow capped mountains and forested slopes in Aoraki Mount Cook National Park This spectacular wilderness area in South Island New Zealand has now

Sir Edmund Hillary Statue and Aoraki Mt Cook, The Hermitage, Aoraki Mt Cook National Park, South Canterbury, South Island, New Zealand

Sir Edmund Hillary Statue, The Hermitage, Aoraki Mt Cook National Park, South Canterbury, South Island, New Zealand

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Sir Edmund Hillary, a legendary New Zealand mountaineer and explorer, will forever be remembered for his remarkable achievement of conquering Mount Everest alongside Tenzing Norgay on May 28, 1953. Together, they stood near the summit of the world's highest peak, leaving an indelible mark in history. The sheer determination and bravery displayed by Hillary and Tensing Bhutia during their ascent to Everest's peak is truly awe-inspiring. In addition to his mountaineering feats, Sir Edmund Hillary was also known for his philanthropic endeavors. His contributions extended beyond the mountains as he dedicated himself to various charitable causes. Clinton Inauguration in 1993 saw Chief Justice William Rehnquist administering the oath to President Bill Clinton while Secretary of State Hillary Clinton played a crucial role in shaping US foreign policy. While unrelated to these notable figures bearing the name "Hillary, " it is worth mentioning that Channel Islands' Jersey holds its own significance with its breathtaking landscapes and rich history. Similarly, Portugal's capital city Lisbon witnessed visits from prominent personalities like US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton. Shifting gears momentarily from individuals named "Hillary, " let us acknowledge McDonnell Douglas C-9C 73-1681—an aircraft that served multiple purposes throughout its operational life span. Lastly, we must not forget those who bravely served during World War II—three women police officers and three police officers on the Isle of Man—who demonstrated immense courage amidst challenging times.