Shackleton famously reached the whaling station of Stromness on South Georgia in 1916 after spending 18 months stranded on ...
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Shackleton's Antarctic hut gets a second life
The crumbling wooden house on South Georgia Island, where Sir Ernest Shackleton organized the rescue of his crew in 1916, is ...
Sir Ernest Shackleton’s Endurance has been seen like never before in a detailed 3D scan. The wreck of the explorer’s vessel was found 3,000 metres beneath the surface of Antarctica’s Weddell Sea in ...
The historic buildings at a whaling station were built in about 1906 by Norwegian carpenters, but have fallen into disrepair.
An expedition of shipwreck hunters has found the wreckage of the last ship of legendary polar explorer Sir Ernest Shackleton on the bottom of the Atlantic Ocean. The vessel, called Quest, was ...
El viaje del explorador a la Antártida probablemente estaba condenado al fracaso antes de comenzar. By Sara Novak The explorer’s journey to Antarctica was likely doomed before it began. By Sara Novak ...
“Bear in mind,” reads a sign at the entrance to the ShackletonThomas showroom, “every object in this room made by us started out as a lump of clay or a piece of wood.” That’s all it says, yet there is ...
An Edwardian silver tea service once owned by Irish explorer Ernest Shackleton (1874–1922) has sold for £20,990 at London auctioneers Roseberys. Two bidders in Ireland and the UK competed by phone, ...
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