Shackleton's expedition to the Antarctic Sir Ernest Shackleton to the rescue.

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Photograph shows crew members pushing smaller boat into the ocean; three crew members on board steer with long handle oars.

No. 212302.

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01/01/1916
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Underwood & Underwood, copyright claimant
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Asuka_Station_(Antarctica) ,  -71.52612, 24.13799
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Dr. Wilson - Public domain print

Mr. & Mrs. Jas. W. Burch, 5/5/23

[Salmon fishing on Columbia River, Ore.: "fishing with the gillnet"]

[Mystic Aquarium, Mystic, Connecticut]

[Fire at the DC Baseball Park (knows as National Park or Boundary Field), Washington, D.C.] RESCUE WORKERS

Bayou La Batre, Alabama, is a fishing village with a seafood-processing harbor for fishing boats and shrimp boats

Workers on Rickenbacker rescue boat. A life raft built by Mrs. May E. Thompson and Robert S. Barnhart and six members of his crew drifted for three weeks in the Pacific before being picked up. Said Barnhart, when informed of the part they had played in the rescue, "it makes a fellow mighty happy to know that something he has done in the war effort has really cashed in"

Mural "Fighting Forest Fire," by Ernest Fiene at the Department of Interior Building, Washington, D.C.

[Members of the Lady Franklin Bay Expedition]

E. Johnson, Sir. J. & Lady Eaton, Sir E. Shackleton

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