Resources

Signature of "Dick Byrd" on copy of AloneAntarctic Map of Byrd's 2nd Expedition Pamphlet for Byrd as speakerDoug Mudd photographs hut

 

The following section offers Web links to different resources on Byrd and his interests. No commercial sites are linked here.

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Byrd Links

Transcript of Alone written by Byrd written by Byrd after his 2nd Antarctic Expedition and published in 1938

"Alone on the Ice," American Experience presentation, PBS

Papers of Admiral Richard E. Byrd, at the Byrd Polar Research Center, Ohio State University

Virginia Historical Society biography of Byrd

Polar Links

Map of Antarctica

Byrd Polar Research Center

National Science Foundation Polar Programs

Arctic Research Consortium of the United States

U.S. Coast Guard Polar Operations

Scott Polar Research Institute

U.S. Antarctic Resource Center

Center for Astrophysical Research in Antarctica

Other Links from this Site

Pamphlet announcing Byrd as a traveling speaker

Map of Antarctica from Byrd's 2nd Expedition, Library of Congress

Letter from Byrd to Orville Wright, Library of Congress

Pamphlet (pictured above) announcing Byrd as guest speaker,Library of Congress

Operation Deep Freeze, summary of operations, Naval Historical Center

Operation Deep Freeze, Standish Backus paintings, Navy Art Gallery

Jeannette Expedition summary, Naval Historical Center

U.S. Exploring Expedition, Smithsonian Institution National Museum of Natural History

Medal of Honor recipients, Center for Military History

About this Site

Doug Mudd photographs inside hutThis site is an experimental exhibition site by Sheila Brennan, a history department doctoral student at George Mason University minoring in history and new media. Classmate Doug Mudd and his colleague Mike Tuttle from the Smithsonian Instutition provided this site with the 360 view inside of the Byrd advance base. Further advice and assistance offered by Professor Paula Petrik and classmate Kirklin Bateman.