Parting shots: Captain Scott’s personal photographs of his legendary South Pole journey go on show

A hundred years ago, Captain Scott led his men in an ill-fated race towards the South Pole. But it is only now that his personal photographs of that legendary expedition can be revealed.

Saturday 05 November 2011 01:00 GMT

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Parting shots: Captain Scott’s personal photographs of his legendary South Pole journey go on show

A hundred years ago, Captain Scott led his men in an ill-fated race towards the South Pole. But it is only now that his personal photographs of that legendary expedition can be revealed.