Franklin Expedition Gallery
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ltwilliammowett:Arctic Expedition, in search of Sir John Franklin by Captain Sir James C. Ross, 1848
rhottenart:Wights based on the lost John Franklin expedition mummies and Starks I gave up on last sp
njnavyguy:U.S. Marine Sgt. Franklin M. Simmons, Force Reconnaissance Platoon, 13th Marine Expedition
centuriespast:HMS ‘Erebus’ Passing Through the Chain of Bergs, 1842Richard Brydges Beechey (1808–189
From the submitter maidithDaguerreotype of Charles Des Voeux, taken in 1845. He was an officer aboar
castinglotspod:Sir John Franklin’s expedition route revealed
castinglotspod:Sir John Franklin’s expedition route revealed
castinglotspod:Sir John Franklin’s expedition route revealed
⚓Preorders Open!⚓Captain Fitzjames of HMS ErebusI have been yearning for ages to make some a pretty
lushthemagicdragon:Good evening Terrors.I used to work at the National Maritime Museum (it was a nig
Ships in cold places! More digital sketching, 1-2 hours each
castinglotspod:Sir John Franklin’s expedition route revealed
wellntruly:Gwendolyn MacEwen, from her verse play Terror and Erebus (1987)
The Terror Sketchcards - Part 6Some smiles and smirks!Goodsir and Silna BFFs; a loaf-shaped Tuunbaqp
mydaguerreotypeboyfriend: From the submitter maidith Daguerreotype of Charles Des Voeux, taken in 18
grahamgore:Because they have been out of copyright for a while, because the scans that tend to go ar
ltwilliammowett:Arctic Expedition, in search of Sir John Franklin by Captain Sir James C. Ross, 1848
madelinebourque:Artifacts of a Doomed Expedition, The New York Times: artifacts from the Franklin Ex
[Image description: Photos of acrylic pins with meat and dip circle designs and an anchor charm. End
One Week of Terror, Day 4: Cursed
One Week of Terror, Day 1: Burial
estroge-nt: I have these paintings available on my Redbubble account along with other paintings of m
tomhartnell:Terror travel posters [5/?]Starvation Cove @theterrorbingo fill: Starvation Co
One I so truly loved: Francis Crozier in the writings of James Clark Ross1. “I feel
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