Expedition Mystery
In May 1845, the British Naval Northwest Passage Expedition left London to locate a new trading route, but they disappeared in the Arctic two months later, with several subsequent missions failing to fully determine their fate.
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- Relics recovered from the Northwest Passage Expedition, early photos of the crew and a number of other interesting artefacts are available alongside Polar photography and expedition information running from 1845 to the 1980s.
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