Irish-British explorer Ernest ... crew. Shackleton returned to England with the impossible: everyone on his crew was alive and had earned eternal fame for his leadership. Dozens of books, films ...

Time has taken on a different dimension, partly because there’s no night. The light fades between midnight and 2am, but it is ...

The book has been translated into various languages ... longer in the frozen wastes than either Captain Scott or Ernest Shackleton. Tom outlived both the more famous men and retired to Kerry ...

By July 1858, the English explorer John Hanning Speke had been in Africa for 18 months. His eyes and body were weakened by fever, and he still hadn't ...

We joined Ross Edgley for a sea swim in 6° waters to find out how he's training (and eating) for his next adventure.

They aim to re-enact Ernest Shackleton’s 1916 sea-and-land ... Going into his study, Jarvis flipped open a book to some black-and-white ice-scape photos taken by Shackleton. “When we get to South ...

Dr. Charcot has presented an account of his travels in popular form in a very interesting book ... Sir Ernest Shackleton has made an appeal on behalf of an Australasian antarctic expedition ...

Discover what sets this expedition ship apart, from its family-friendly approach to its impressive staff-to-guest ratio.

Spontaneous Productions proudly presents its original play about the life of Sir Ernest Shackleton—Antarctic ... harrowing adventure of the Endurance expedition (1914–1916) and the daring ...

On 3 June 1916, Stanley had ever seen so many people at the new Town Hall, to welcome Sir Ernest Shackleton who gave a brief account of his late expedition In March 1915 the Endurance was ...