Greenland. North and Central America. Dependent state. Longitude: -40.0000. Latitude: 72.0000.
Found in 35 Collections and/or Records:
'Angle book, 1923', a notebook., 1923.
Unfavourable ice meant that the expedition party were unable to land.
'Cambridge East Greenland expedition, 1929: ascent of Petermann Peak', by J M Wordie, reprinted from 'The Geographic Journal', June 1930., ?1930.
The aims of this expedition were principally exploratory and geological. There was a successful ascent of Petermann Peak, the highest mountain in Greenland.
Draft of an article entitled 'First attempt to reach East Greenland', with chart showing the route from Norway., Undated.
Unfavourable ice meant that the expedition party were unable to land.
'East Greenland Sea, 1923', an expedition journal, with related press cuttings loosely enclosed., 1923.
Unfavourable ice meant that the expedition party were unable to land.
Expedition journal of an expedition, 1926, to East Greenland, with notes and press cuttings loosely enclosed., 1926.
As well as charting the coastline and studying the geology, flora and fauna, the party made an unsuccessful attempt to climb Petermann Peak.
Expedition journal of an expedition, 1929, to East Greenland, with notes, maps and press cuttings loosely enclosed., 1929.
The aims of this expedition were principally exploratory and geological. There was a successful ascent of Petermann Peak, the highest mountain in Greenland.
Expedition journal of an expedition, 1934, to Greenland, Ellesmere Island and Baffin Island., 2 June-11 August 1934.
The aims of this expedition were largely exploratory and geological. The party also climbed the Devil's Thumb.
Expedition journal of an expedition, 1934, to Greenland, Ellesmere Island and Baffin Island., 12 August-15 September 1934.
The aims of this expedition were largely exploratory and geological. The party also climbed the Devil's Thumb.
Expedition notebook of an expedition, 1929, to East Greenland., 1929.
The aims of this expedition were principally exploratory and geological. There was a successful ascent of Petermann Peak, the highest mountain in Greenland.
Geological notebook, 1926, with related letters, 1929-1940, photographs and notes loosely enclosed, concerning an expedition, 1926, to East Greenland., 1926-1940.
As well as charting the coastline and studying the geology, flora and fauna, the party made an unsuccessful attempt to climb Petermann Peak.
Journal of the British North Greenland Expedition., 1954.
Journals, correspondence, notebooks, photographs, press-cuttings and related papers, 1903-1959, n.d., of and relating largely to the expeditions of polar exploration and scientific discovery, travel and mountaineering activities of Sir James Mann Wordie, Master of St John’s College, Cambridge (1889-1962).
Journals, notebooks, photographs and related material of and concerning a Cambridge-based expedition, 1926, to East Greenland led by James Wordie., 1926-1940.
As well as charting the coastline and studying the geology, flora and fauna, the party made an unsuccessful attempt to climb Petermann Peak.
Journals, notebooks, photographs and related material of and concerning a Cambridge-based expedition, 1929, to East Greenland, led by James Wordie., 1929-1930.
The aims of this expedition were principally exploratory and geological. There was a successful ascent of Petermann Peak, the highest mountain in Greenland.
Journals, notebooks, photographs and related material of and concerning a Cambridge-based expedition, 1934, to Greenland, Ellesmere Island and Baffin Island, led by James Wordie., 1934-1951.
The aims of this expedition were largely exploratory and geological. The party also climbed the Devil's Thumb.
Letters, photograph and printed ephemera of the British North Greenland Expedition., 1954.
Journals, correspondence, notebooks, photographs, press-cuttings and related papers, 1903-1959, n.d., of and relating largely to the expeditions of polar exploration and scientific discovery, travel and mountaineering activities of Sir James Mann Wordie, Master of St John’s College, Cambridge (1889-1962).
Notebook concerning an expedition, 1923, to Iceland and East Greenland., 1923.
Unfavourable ice meant that the expedition party were unable to land.
Notebook of the British North Greenland Expedition., 1954.
Journals, correspondence, notebooks, photographs, press-cuttings and related papers, 1903-1959, n.d., of and relating largely to the expeditions of polar exploration and scientific discovery, travel and mountaineering activities of Sir James Mann Wordie, Master of St John’s College, Cambridge (1889-1962).
'Notes and computations', a notebook, with annotated maps, concerning an expedition, 1923, to Iceland and East Greenland., 1923.
Unfavourable ice meant that the expedition party were unable to land.
Photographs and bills of an expedition, 1929, to East Greenland., 1929.
The aims of this expedition were principally exploratory and geological. There was a successful ascent of Petermann Peak, the highest mountain in Greenland.
Photographs of Greenland., 1934.
The aims of this expedition were largely exploratory and geological. The party also climbed the Devil's Thumb.
Photographs relating to an expedition, 1923, to Iceland and East Greenland., 1923.
Unfavourable ice meant that the expedition party were unable to land.
Photographs relating to an expedition, 1934, to Greenland, Ellesmere Island and Baffin Island., 1934.
The aims of this expedition were largely exploratory and geological. The party also climbed the Devil's Thumb.
Photographs relating to an expedition, 1934, to Greenland, Ellesmere Island and Baffin Island., 1934.
The aims of this expedition were largely exploratory and geological. The party also climbed the Devil's Thumb.
Press cuttings and printed articles relating to an expedition, 1934, to Greenland, Ellesmere Island and Baffin Island., ?1934.
The aims of this expedition were largely exploratory and geological. The party also climbed the Devil's Thumb.
Published articles relating to an expedition, 1937, to Baffin Island., 1938-1939.
Includes: 'An expedition to North West Greenland and the Canadian Arctic in 1937', by J M Wordie, reprinted from 'The Geographical Journal', Vol. XCII, 1938. 'Archaeological data from the Canadian Arctic', by T C Lethbridge, reprinted from 'The Journal of the Royal Anthropological Institute', Vol. LXIX, 1939.