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Photos of Antarctica Expedition Developed 100 Years Later

New Zealand's government developed negatives from Ross Sea Party

By Will Levith
May 8, 2016 5:00 am

The Antarctic Heritage Trust developed a small box of photographic negatives it discovered in the dark room of Scott’s Hut, a remote outpost in Antarctica. The photos, developed for the first time ever, are from Sir Earnest Shackleton‘s Ross Sea Party (1914-17).

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