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No XI Sketch of the position of HMS Terror the latter end of February 1837 (Drawing)
No V. At sunset Aug... the Ship was made fast to an ice berg... (Drawing)
No XVII The ship's Company were all employed clearing away the ice... when a great portion of it... broke away and nearly rolled over... (Drawing)
Sketch of a vessel caught in the ice, probably HMS Terror (Drawing)
The people having been working... had hardly been off... when the mass broke away stricking [sic]... the Ship's side... (Drawing)
No XV Sketch of HMS Terror on the morning of March 16 showing the situation in which she remained till July (Drawing)
No XXI... the mass of ice split leaving a large mass still sticking to her... (Drawing)
No XVI About 10 PM April 19th a barrier about 20 feet high was thrown up close to the ship... (Drawing)
No IX HMS Terror showing the courtyard, and snow walls built around the ship (Drawing)
No XI Sketch of HMS Terror from Mt Pleasant (Drawing)
Gold medal of the Société de Géographie de Paris, awarded to George Back for his voyage 1836-7 in HMS 'Terror'; obverse
Gold medal of the Société de Géographie de Paris, awarded to George Back for his voyage 1836-7 in HMS 'Terror' (Prize medal)
MEC2748; Medal, HMS Terror, Captain Back, 1836, Recto
Medal commemorating the voyage of HMS 'Terror' 1836-7 (Medal)
No.22 is a view of the Port side of the ship with an effect of sunrise in February 1837 and shewing the state of the snow walls at that time
No.22 is a view of the Port side of the ship with an effect of sunrise in February 1837 and shewing the state of the snow walls at that time (Drawing)
HMS Terror beset in the ice, Fox's Channel, Aug 28 1836 (Print)
Perilous situation of HMS Terror being ripped by the ice in Fox's Channel, 1836 (Print)