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Museum pays tribute to explorer Captain Lawrence Oates
www.yorkpress.co.uk
[The Press, York] - A NEW exhibition is to open at The Regimental Museum of the Royal Dragoon Guards, in York, to celebrate the life of British explorer Captain Lawrence Oates. The museum in Tower Street will mark 100 years since Capt Oates' death during a tragic
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[io9] - If you thought 'Keep Calm and Carry On,' was the best example of Brits stiffening their upper lips, you have never heard Lawrence Oates' last recorded words. He was part of Captain Robert Scott's ill-fated race to the South Pole.
Leeds naval officer's Antarctic trek EXCLUSIVE
www.yorkshireeveningpost.co.uk
[Yorkshire Evening Post] - He was inspired by Captain Lawrence Oates, who for a time lived in Meanwood. Oates famously walked into a blizzard to his death, after his own ill health began compromising his companions' chances of survival on the Antarctic Terra Nova Expedition
Guardian: The South Polar Times: Captain Scott's newspaper revisited
[The Guardian] - It was written and produced in June 1912, by which time Cherry-Garrard and the rest of the men living in the expedition hut of Ross Island knew that Scott and his four companions – Wilson, Henry Bowers, Edgar Evans and Lawrence Oates – were dead.
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