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Inside Door of Ice Cave by light of Blubber Lamps (Lantern slide)
A general view across broken ice floes towards the snow-covered Mount Melbourne (Lantern slide)
A general photograph of sledges being prepared, with dogs in traces, from the Discovery expedition (Lantern slide)
14 Emperor penguins standing in a group on the ice with an ice cliff behind. (Lantern slide)
Herbert G. Ponting standing on his head on the ice. (Lantern slide)
Weddell seal and pup at Razorback Island (Lantern slide)
Desperate Hurry, No Time to Talk (Lantern slide)
Dr. Wilson sketching on the Beadmore Glacier (Lantern slide)
A portrait photograph of Captain Robert F. Scott on skis, looking at the camera. (Lantern slide)
Weddell seal and pup at Razorback Island. (Lantern slide)
An Adelie penguin feeding a chick (Lantern slide)
Herbert Ponting working in his darkroom in the Hut at Cape Evans (Lantern slide)
The Northern Party standing in front of a laden sledge outside the hut at Cape Evans. (Lantern slide)
An informal group photograph of the men from the Northern Party after they emerged from their winter in the ice cave (Lantern slide)
The Northern Party standing in front of a laden sledge outside the hut at Cape Evans. (Lantern slide)
Doctor Edward L. Atkinson in his laboratory in the hut at Cape Evans. (Lantern slide)
A sketch of "Discovery in Winter Quarters, after the second blizzard" (Lantern slide)
A photograph of a Weddell Sea pup. (Lantern slide)
A large group of Adelie penguins at Cape Royds with a member of the British Antarctic Expedition sitting on a rock in the background. (Lantern slide)
ALB0346; National Antarctic Expedition, 1901-1903, Plate 37, 'The most southerly land'
The most southerly land - looking from the Ice Shelf to Antarctica (Photographic print)
Emperor penguin with its young. (Photographic print)
Furtherest South, 30 Dec 1902
The furthest south: Lat 85° 17’ South, National Antarctic Expedition. (Photographic print)
A view of Beaufort Island (Photographic print)
ALB0346; National Antarctic Expedition, 1901-1903, Plate 31, 'Getting the dogs ready for the Southern Journey'
Getting the dogs ready for the southern journey. (Photographic print)