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The shipkeepers of 'Discovery' (1873) sitting on a dog sledge with the remaining dogs. (Sheet film negative)
The crew of 'Alert' (1856) cutting an ice dock in Dobbin Bay near Cape Hilgard. (Sheet film negative)
'Alert' (1856) in Winter Quarters at 'Floe-berg Beach', on the north coast of Ellesmere Island. (Photographic print)
A view from near one of the ships towards Cape Louis Napoleon on the northeast coast of Dobbin Bay. (Photographic print)
A starboard near bow view of 'Discovery' (1873) attached to the ice off Cape York. (Photographic print)
A view of tThe melting ice and snow from the sides of the North Ravine (Winchester Valley) during the thaw (Photographic print)
A view from the Island of Kangitok looking westward (Photographic print)
A view of the grave and headstone for Neils Christian Petersen, Danish Interpreter of HMS 'Alert' (1856). (Photographic print)
A port broadside view of 'Alert' (1856) at Franklin Pierce Bay with Cape Harrison in the background. (Photographic print)
'Alert' (1856) in Winter Quarters at 'Floeberg Beach' on the north coast of Ellesmere Island. (Photographic print)
A starboard broadside view of 'Alert' (1856) in the middle distance beset in the ice off Victoria Head (Photographic print)
'Alert' (1856) beset in ice when off Cape Beechey having been pushed on shore and trapped by ice floes. (Photographic print)
A view in Alexandra Bay [Princess Alexandra Harbour] looking at the ice-foot and grounded ice in the foreground. (Photographic print)
Possibly a view from Cape Louis Napoleon looking northeast towards Hayes Point and Cape Frazer. (Photographic print)
The shipkeepers of 'Discovery' (1873) sitting on a dog sledge with the remaining dogs. (Photographic print)
Four different compositions of 'Discovery' (1873) in the ice dock in Dobbin Bay. (Photographic print)
Possibly a view from 'Discovery' (1873) along the coast to Hayes Point, with 'Alert' (1856) beset in the ice in the distant. (Photographic print)
Discovery' (1873) with awnings rigged in Discovery Harbour, Lady Franklin Sound (Bay). (Photographic print)
'Alert' (1856) in Winter Quarters at Floeberg Beach' on the north coast of Ellesmere Island, looking towards Cape Rawson in the distance. (Photographic print)
'Discovery' (1873) with awnings rigged and ice piled around the ship, Discovery Harbour, Lady Franklin Sound (Bay). (Photographic print)
Starboard stern view of 'Discovery' (1873) cutting an ice dock four miles off Cape Hilgard in Dobbin Bay. (Photographic print)
A view of the crew of a dog sledge helping to haul the eight-man sledge up their prepared roadway below Cape Rawson (Photographic print)
A view along Westward Ho! Valley. (Photographic print)
A view of the south coast of Washington Irvine Island (also known at the time as Sphinx Island) taken from near Cape Hawks. (Photographic print)