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2019-09-24 Guide to the Sir George Hubert Wilkins Papers, 1853-2015, bulk circa 1905-1959 SPEC.PA.56.0006 Finding aid prepared by Kenneth M. Grossi; Kenneth M. Grossi; Jeffrey Thomas; Devon Boerman; Audrey Wimbiscus; David Mezick; David Mezick Ohio State University Libraries Special Collections

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1991 November; 1994 January; 2015; 2019 September; 2022 March; 2025 January; 2026 January This finding aid was produced using the Archivists' Toolkit 2026-06-01T11:56-0400 English Describing Archives: A Content Standard Sir George Hubert Wilkins Papers SPEC.PA.56.0006 Ohio State University Libraries Special Collections 163.29 Cubic feet Bulk, 1905-1959 1853-2015, bulk circa 1905-1959 Sir George Hubert Wilkins was an Australian polar explorer, photographer, aviator and military consultant. From 1912-1940, Wilkins participated in 17 expeditions and trips around the world, including nine expeditions to the Arctic and Antarctica. Starting in 1942, and continuing until his death in 1958, Wilkins served as a consultant to the United States Army, with his area of focus being primarily hot and cold weather clothing and survival techniques. The Sir George Hubert Wilkins Papers, dated 1853-2015, with a bulk of the materials dating circa 1905-1959, contains correspondence, audio and audiovisual recordings, reports, maps, charts, photographs, newspaper clippings, artifacts and other materials documenting Wilkins's career. The collection also contains some documents, images, and correspondence created by Sir Hubert's wife, Suzanne Wilkins. Additionally, correspondence and documents created by and about Wilkins' family friend and long-time secretary Winston Ross regarding the Wilkins Memorial Foundation, which formed in 1981, are also found in the collection. (138) maps; (73) cartons; (42) oversize flat boxes; (9) VHS videocassettes; (9) DVDs; (7) 5'' letter document boxes; (9) card boxes; (6) flat boxes; (7) letter file folders; (5) framed items; (4) artifacts; (4) 15'' film cans; (4) rolled items; (3) 12" film cans; (3) 2.5'' letter document boxes; (3) magnetic tapes; (3) 5'' legal document boxes; (2) costume boxes; (2) 2.5'' legal document boxes; (2) audiocassettes; (1) oversize carton English Wilkins Memorial Foundation Wilkins, George H. (George Hubert), Sir, 1888-1958 Wilkins, Suzanne Arrangement of Materials

The Sir George Hubert Wilkins Papers is arranged into the following series:

Series 1: Biographical/Personal Series 2: Consultant Work: United States Military Series 3: Correspondence Series 4: Expeditions/Trips Series 5: Films and Sound Recordings Series 6: Financial Records: Personal Series 7: Maps and Charts Series 8: Newspaper Clippings Series 9: Notable Individuals/Groups/Events/Topics Series 10: Notes and Reference Material: Non-Military Series 11: Photographs Series 12: Speeches/Lectures Series 13: Suzanne Wilkins: Biographical/Personal Series 14: Wilkins Memorial Foundation Series 15: Writings: General Series 16: Posters and Drawings Series 17: Artifacts Series 18: Unprocessed

Seven unprocessed additions are also included: Accession No. PA.1991.0003 Accession No. PA.1995.0001 Accession No. PA.1998.0002 Accession No. PA.1998.0006 Accession No. PA.2016.0001 Accession No. PA.2017.0003 Accession No. PA.2018.0016 Accession No. PA.2025.0001

Acquisitions Information

Accession No. PA.1985: Winston Ross, 2011; Accession No. PA.1991.0003: American Polar Society, 1991 December; Accession No. 1995.0001: Mike Ross, 1995 May; Accession No. PA.1998.0002: Unknown, 1998; Accession No. PA.1998.0006: Unknown, 1998 January; Accession No. PA.1998.0007: Unknown, 1998 January; Accession No. PA.2003.0005: Winston Ross, 2003; Accession No. PA.2006.0010: Winston Ross, 2006 August; Accession No. PA.2009.0006: Bart Ice, 2009 February; Accession No. PA.2010.0011: Jean Lintner, 2010 July; Accession No. PA.2011.0009: Unknown, circa 2011 March; Accession No. PA.2012.0011: Purchase, 2012 June; Accession No. PA.2014.0008: Steven Michael Ross, 2014 December; Accession No. PA.2016.0001: Major Arnold Arenz and Dorothy Arenz, 2016 January; Accession No. PA.2017.0003: Purchase, 2017 February; Accession No. PA.2018.0016: Alex Hassan via Winston Ross' estate: 2018 October; Accession No. PA.2025.0001: Byrd Polar and Climate Research Center, 2024 June

Preferred Citation

[identification of item], Sir George Hubert Wilkins Papers, SPEC.PA.56.0006, Byrd Polar and Climate Research Center Archival Program, Ohio State University

Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements

Contains 8mm film, 16mm film, VHS videocassettes, Betacam videocassettes, DVDs, phonograph records, magnetic tapes, and slides.

Access to Materials

This collection is available for patron research, but may be used in the University Archives reading room only. Audio/visual materials and computer media may need a use copy produced before access is allowed. Contact the Byrd Polar and Climate Research Center Archival Program at polararchives@osu.edu for more information.

Use of Materials

Materials in this collection may be protected by copyright, and are made available for research and educational purposes. In general, the OSU Libraries do not own the copyright for materials from our collections and cannot grant copyright permissions for these materials. The user is responsible for making a final determination of copyright status. If copyright protection applies, permission must be obtained from the copyright holder to reuse, publish, or reproduce the work beyond the bounds of fair use or other exceptions to the law. Works in the public domain are not protected by copyright and do not require permission to use.

Processing Information

Processed by: Kenneth M. Grossi, 1991 November; Kenneth M. Grossi, 1994 January; Jeffrey Thomas, 2015; Audrey Wimbiscus, 2022 March; David Mezick, 2026 January; Finding aid written by: Kenneth M. Grossi, circa 1991-1994; Jeffrey Thomas, 2015; Devon Boerman, 2019 September; Audrey Wimbiscus, 2022 March; David Mezick, 2025 January; David Mezick, 2026 January

The Wilkins Papers were originally processed by Kenneth M. Grossi. Two supplemental inventories were created after the initial processing project was completed. In 2014, the repository acquired additional Wilkins collection materials from S. Michael Ross, son of Winston Ross. The collection was reprocessed by Jeff Thomas, incorporating this additional material as well as other Wilkins material acquired since the original collection was processed.

Biographical Note

Sir George Hubert Wilkins (1888-1958) was an Australian polar explorer, aviator, photographer, cinematographer, naturalist, newspaper correspondent, soldier, consultant to the United States Military, lecturer and author. He was born at Mt. Bryan East, South Australia, on October 31, 1888. Wilkins studied engineering at the Adelaide School of Mines in Australia. In 1908, Wilkins was hired by the Gaumont Company of London as a cinematographer and by the London Daily Chronicle as a reporter. In 1910, he learned to fly with the help of Claude Grahame-White, an English aviator and a contemporary of the Wright brothers. In 1912, the Gaumont Company sent Wilkins to Constantinople to photograph and shoot movies of the Balkan War. In 1913, he got his first assignment to a polar expedition when Vilhjalmur Stefansson hired him as a photographer for an expedition to the Arctic. From 1913-1916, Wilkins travelled with Stefansson and eventually became second-in-command of the expedition. In 1917, during World War I, Wilkins enlisted in the Australian Flying Corps and was appointed commander of the photograph section of the Australian Forces in France. In 1919, after the war, he was the navigator on the Blackburn Kangaroo during the England to Australia Air Race. Wilkins returned to polar exploration in 1919 by making his first trip to the Antarctic. From 1919-1920, he was second-in-command of the British Imperial Antarctic Expedition. From 1921-1922, Wilkins was chief of the scientific staff and naturalist for the Sir Ernest Shackleton Quest Antarctic Expedition. In 1922, Wilkins was hired by the Quakers to travel to Russia and Eastern Europe to report on the works of the Society of Friends' Emergency and War Victims' Relief Committee. This 1922-1923 trip was also a secret fact-finding mission for the United States Government.

In 1923, Wilkins became the commander of the Wilkins-Australia and Islands Expedition, sponsored by the British Museum. From 1923-1925, Wilkins examined vegetation and animal life, collected specimens for the museum, and lived for a time with Australian aborigines. From 1926-1928, Wilkins was commander of the Wilkins-Detroit Arctic Expeditions sponsored by the Detroit Aviation Society and the Detroit News. It was during these expeditions that Wilkins and Ben Eielson made their first trans-Arctic airplane flight from Point Barrow, Alaska to Spitzbergen in April 1928. For his accomplishment, Wilkins was knighted by King George V of England. Wilkins returned to Antarctica during parts of 1928-1930 with financial support from William Randolph Hearst. Wilkins and Eielson made their first airplane flight over the Antarctic in 1928. During a break in 1929, Wilkins was a passenger aboard the Graf Zeppelin during its around the world trip. Wilkins, under the sponsorship of William Randolph Hearst, was to report on technical aspects of the zeppelin's flight. On August 30, 1929, after completing the zeppelin flight, Wilkins married Suzanne Bennett, an Australian actress. In 1931, Sir Hubert Wilkins commanded the Nautilus submarine expedition to the Arctic. This was the first submarine to travel under the Arctic pack ice. During the 1930s, Wilkins travelled to the Antarctic four times as second-in-command of the Lincoln Ellsworth Antarctic Flight Expeditions. In 1937, Wilkins was in charge of the Alaskan-Canadian search section which was looking for the lost Soviet Polar Expedition, which was commanded by Sigimund Levanevsky.

In 1940-1941, Wilkins was sent to Europe and Asia on special missions for the United States government. Wilkins flew to Europe to discuss United States' contracts for supplying plane parts and also visited Japan, China, Burma, and Thailand on an economic fact-finding mission. In 1942, the United States Army hired Wilkins as a consultant. Wilkins worked primarily for the Army's Quartermaster Corps in the areas of hot and cold weather clothing and survival techniques. He also assisted other military departments in geographic and geological research, aviation research, and submersible craft research. Wilkins was a consultant to the United States Military until his death in 1958. From the 1920s until his death in 1958, Wilkins travelled throughout the United States and other nations lecturing about polar exploration. During his lifetime he wrote several works, including Undiscovered Australia, Flying the Arctic, Under the North Pole, and Our Search for the Lost Soviet Aviators. Wilkins was affiliated with organizations such as the Explorers' Club, The Circumnavigators' Club, and the Arctic Institute of North America. Wilkins died on December 1, 1958 at the age of seventy. On March 17, 1959, the nuclear submarine United States Ship (USS) Skate surfaced at the North Pole and the crew conducted a ceremony in which Sir George Hubert Wilkins's ashes were scattered on the Arctic Ice.

Scope and Contents

The Sir George Hubert Wilkins Papers, dated 1853-2015, with a bulk of the materials dating circa 1905-1959, include correspondence, maps, charts, reports, photographs, newspaper clippings, artifacts and other materials documenting Wilkins's career as a photographer, polar explorer, aviator, and consultant to the United States Military. Included in the collection are 8mm, 16mm, and 35mm films, magnetic audiotapes, phonograph records, and VHS videocassette, DVD and audiocassette use copies documenting Wilkins' expeditions and other activities such as his military testing, personal life, interviews and his wife Suzanne's singing. The collection also contains correspondence and biographical material of Suzanne Wilkins, files concerning Wilkins interest in telepathy and extrasensory perception, and files of the Wilkins Memorial Foundation, which was formed in 1981, after Wilkins' death.

Related Materials SPEC.PA.56.0222 Alger Graham Papers SPEC.PA.56.5000 Press Photograph of Aviation Pioneers Taken at the Biltmore Hotel (New York) During “Famous Fliers Luncheon” Custodial History

Sir George Hubert Wilkins passed away on December 1, 1958. Upon his death, his collection of papers, artifacts, and memorabilia passed to his wife, Suzanne Bennett Wilkins. They had no children, so upon Suzanne’s death in 1975, she willed everything to family friend and Wilkins’ last secretary, Winston Ross. This included the Wilkins’ farmhouse in Montrose, PA. in which Ross and his wife Marley Stevens lived. In 1980, Ross and Stevens met philatelists Paul Rodzianko and Dr. David Larson. In 1981, the Wilkins Memorial Foundation was established as a charitable organization. Stevens was the president, Ross was the vice-president, Rodzianko was the treasurer and Larson was the secretary. The primary goal of the foundation was to raise money to create a museum dedicated to the legacy of Sir George Hubert Wilkins. Subsequently, Ross entered into an agreement in which he sold Rodzianko polar covers (envelopes) including the letters within. It is known that Winston Ross sold other collection materials around this same time, such as Wilkins' car and antarctic sledge. Rodzianko entered into an agreement with Larson, resulting in Rodzianko holding the Antarctic covers and Larson holding the Arctic covers. In 1983, Ross and Stevens engaged a Pennsylvania attorney and sued Rodzianko and Larson, claiming that the Wilkins Memorial Foundation had lent the covers to Rodzianko and Larson for research purposes, and demanded that they return them. Rodzianko and Larson denied this, stating that Ross had sold the covers to them. Rodzianko and Larson engaged attorneys in Pennsylvania and New York and countersued from two different New York court venues. As a result of the lawsuits, Winston Ross was forced to divest himself of the remaining Wilkins material. The Pennsylvania court ruled that an appropriate archival repository was to be selected by Larson and Rodzianko. Additionally, the court found that Rodzianko and Larson owned their polar covers, but were to transfer any non-philatelic material to the same repository. Dr. David Larson took the initiative in finding a suitable archival repository. He called Ohio State’s Institute of Polar Studies (now the Byrd Polar and Climate Research Center), and spoke with the Center’s assistant director Peter Anderson, who facilitated the acquisition of the Wilkins collection at OSU. In 1985, OSU purchased the collection from Winston Ross for $125,000. OSU Libraries staff and students drove to Pennsylvania to collect the materials. Due to the enormous size of the collection, as well as the haphazard storage conditions of the collection, some material was overlooked and remained in Pennsylvania. Meanwhile Larson and Rodzianko identified the non-philatelic items in their possession and delivered them to the Pennsylvania court. These items were transferred to the repository and were processed as supplements to the original Wilkins collection. In addition, Larson produced high-quality photocopies of the philatelic items that he and Rodzianko retained. These copies were transferred to the Pennsylvania court and subsequently to the repository. The New York State lawsuits were withdrawn. In 1996, Winston Ross died and all of his possessions, including what remained of the Wilkins collection, as well as the Pennsylvania farmhouse, passed to his wife Marley Stevens. Stevens died in 1998, and left everything to her youngest son. He promptly put the property and its contents up for auction. Prior to the auction, Stevens’ oldest son S. Michael Ross, went to the farm and took material related to Wilkins. He held it in his home in Michigan until 2014, when he transferred this material to OSU. Upon its receipt, the repository reprocessed the Wilkins collection. The repository acknowledges the Australian author Jeff Maynard; His research and dedication to the accurate retelling of Sir Hubert's life assisted the University in its discussions with Dr. David Larson and S. Michael Ross.

Canadian Arctic Expedition (1913-1918) Detroit News-Wilkins Arctic Expedition (1926) Ellsworth Antarctic Flight Expeditions Wilkins Memorial Foundation Wilkins, George H. (George Hubert), Sir, 1888-1958 -- Archives Wilkins, Suzanne Wilkins-Ellsworth Trans Arctic Submarine Expedition (1931) Air pilots--Antarctica--20th century Air pilots--Arctic regions--20th century Antarctica--Aerial exploration--20th century Antarctica--Discovery and exploration--American--20th century Antarctica--Discovery and exploration--Australian--20th century Antarctica--Discovery and exploration--British--20th century Arctic regions--Aerial exploration--20th century Arctic regions--Discovery and exploration--American--20th century Arctic regions--Discovery and exploration--Australian--20th century Audiotapes Betacam-SP Black-and-white films (visual works) Charts (graphic documents) Color films (visual works) Consultants--United States--20th century Cultural artifacts DVDs Endowments--United States--20th century Explorers' spouses--20th century Explorers--Antarctica--20th century Explorers--Arctic regions--20th century Explorers--Australia--20th century Maps (documents) Military research--United States--20th century Motion pictures (visual works) Outerwear Phonograph records Photographs VHS Biographical/Personal Series 1 6.6 Cubic feet 1896-1980s, 2015 Scope and Contents

The Biographical/Personal Series, dated 1896-1980s, 2015, contains autobiographical and biographical information, published and unpublished articles, certificates, awards, diaries, media programs, correspondence, and scrapbooks that were created by Wilkins or document his life. This series also contains materials related to Wilkins' thoughts, correspondence, and writings related to his interest in spirituality and extrasensory perception.

Address Books 1 1 undated Addresses and Business Cards 1 2 1913-1958 Advertisement: "Lord Calvert Whiskey" 1 3 undated Articles: Wilkins, Sir George Hubert: stories about 1 4 1920s-1930s Articles: Wilkins, Sir George Hubert: stories about 1 5 1940s Articles: Wilkins, Sir George Hubert: stories about 1 6 1950s-1960s Australia: Bulletin: Australia 1 7 1941-1947 Australia: General: Includes newsletters and information about Australia 1 8 1931-1947 Australia: Handbook 1 9 1941, 1957, undated Australia: Journal: Reveille 1 10 1937-1939 Australia: Journal: Reveille 1 11 1940-1942 Australia: Journal: Stand-To 1 12 1950-1952, 1954 Australia: Reports: Climate and Rainfall of Australia 1 13 1936-1937, 1939 Australia: World War I service in the Australian Imperial Force: documents and an account of his experiences 1 14 1919-1930, undated Australia: World War I service in the Australian Imperial Force: French-English dictionary 1 15 1917 Autobiography: Manuscript 1 16 1959 Scope and Contents

This file contains the radio script for "True Adventure Thrills," also called "Thrills." According to author and Wilkins scholar Jeff Maynard, this is an autobiographical radio serial written by Wilkins in the 1950s. Though it follows the major events of Wilkins' life, it dramatized them with a great deal of fiction. Maynard describes it as "semi-fictitious, at best." (Source: Wings of Ice, by Jeff Maynard 2010.)

Autobiography: Notes of Sir George Hubert Wilkins 1 17 undated Biographical Sketches: Wilkins, Sir George Hubert 1 18 1930s-1980s, undated Biographical Sketches: Wilkins, Sir George Hubert, published 1 19 1928-1960, undated Biography: Chapters and Comments by Suzanne Wilkins 1.1 1 1960, undated Biography: Manuscript of "Sir Hubert Wilkins," 1st draft, pages 1-140 1.1 2 undated Biography: Manuscript of "Sir Hubert Wilkins," 1st draft, pages 141-272 1.1 3 undated Biography: Manuscript of "Sir Hubert Wilkins," 2nd draft, pages 1-159 1.1 4 undated Biography: Manuscript of "Sir Hubert Wilkins," 2nd draft, pages 160-269 1.1 5 undated Biography: Manuscript of "Sir Hubert Wilkins: His World of Adventure," by Lowell Thomas, draft, chapters 1-10 1.1 6 undated Biography: Manuscript "Sir Hubert Wilkins: His World of Adventure," by Lowell Thomas, draft, chapters 11-19 and 21 1.1 7 undated Biography: Manuscript of "Sir Hubert Wilkins: His World of Adventure," by Lowell Thomas, edited draft, chapters 1-7 1.1 8 1961 Biography: Manuscript of "Sir Hubert Wilkins: His World of Adventure," by Lowell Thomas, edited draft, chapters 8-14 1.1 9 1961 Biography: Manuscript of "Sir Hubert Wilkins: His World of Adventure," by Lowell Thomas, edited draft, chapters 15-21 1.1 10 1961 Biography: Manuscript of "Sir Hubert Wilkins: His World of Adventure," by Lowell Thomas, pages and chapters not included in published edition 1.1 11 undated Certificate: Childhood Educational Awards 1.2 1 1896-1901, undated Certificate: Commission as a Second Lieutenant in the British Armed Forces 1.2 2 1918 May 3 Certificate: Election as Fellow in the Royal Geographical Society 1.2 3 1928 November 27 Certificate: from det Kongelige Danske Geografiske Selskab 1.2 4 1928 May 29 Certificate: Membership in the Adventurers' Club 1.2 5 1928 August 22 Certificate: Florence Nightingale Institute of Honorables Award 1.2 6 1929 May 12 Certificate: Gran Medalla de Oro from the Sociedad Geografica de Cuba 1.2 7 1929 Certificate: Membership in the American Philosophical Society 1.2 8 1930 April 25 Certificate: Membership in the International Adventurers 1.2 9 1930 November 24 Certificate: Diploma de Medaglia D'Oro from the Societa Geografica Italiana 1.2 10 1931 May 14 Certificate: Named as a Commendatore in dell'Ordine dei S.S. Maurizio e Lazzaro 1.2 11 1932 May 25 Certificate: Membership in the International Society of Arts and Decoration 1.2 12 1936 July 30 Certificate: Membership in the Association of American Geographers 1.2 13 1937 Certificate: Hand-drawn birthday card, with poem written by J. Allan Dunn, containing the signatures of 34 members of the Explorers Club 1.2 14 1938 November 4 Certificate: "Appreciation for Patriotic Service" from the U.S. War Department 1.2 15 1946 February 27 Certificate: from Wien Alaska Airlines for crossing the Arctic Circle 1.2 16 1957 July 24 Certificate: from Pan American Airlines for crossing the International Dateline 1.2 17 1958 February 22 Certificate: U.S. Army Quartermaster Corps Certificate of Achievement 1.2 18 1958 December 1 Certificate: Printed copy of the poem "The Lay of the Adelie Penguin," by Amory H. Waite, Jr., with hand-written inscription to Lady Suzanne Wilkins by the author 1.2 19 circa 1966 Certificate: Membership in the Guinea Pig Club of the Quartermaster Food and Container Institute for the Armed Forces 1.2 20 circa 1940s, undated Certificate: from Pan American Airlines for crossing the Equator 1.2 21 circa 1950s, undated Certificate: "Commendation for Meritorious Civilian Service" from the U.S. War Department 1.2 22 circa 1950s, undated Certificate: "In Memoriam" statement on the death of Sir Hubert Wilkins from Major General A.T. McNamara, U.S. Quartermaster General 1.2 23 circa 1959, undated Certificate: "Personal Message" from the Prime Minister of New Zealand to Lady Hubert Wilkins for her service "during the war years 1939-1945" 1.2 24 1946 October 14 Chronologies of the Life of Sir Hubert Wilkins 1.1 12 circa 1920s-1950s Class Notes: Electrical Engineering 1.1 13 1908 Correspondence: Sir Hubert Wilkins with Suzanne Wilkins 1.1 14 1930-1958 Death: Condolences/Statements Concerning 1.1 15 1958-1959 Death Certificate: December 5, 1958: Postmortem Correspondence - Winston Ross to Mr. Walsh 1.1 16 1958-1959 Diary 1.1 17 1911 Diary: International Meeting of Transoceanic Flyers, Rome 1.1 18 1932 Diary 1.1 19 1940-1945 Diary: "The Farm" in Pennsylvania 1.1 20 1954-1955 Estate: of Sir George Hubert Wilkins: Settlement 1.1 21 1958-1962 Family: Ancestors and Childhood 1.1 22 undated Family: "A Souvenir of the Coronation of Their Majesties King Edward VII and Queen Alexandra, August 1902," presented to George from his brother Thomas W. Wilkins 1.1 23 1902 Farm in Pennsylvania: Correspondence and Information about 1.1 24 1939-1970 Flight Experience: Information on first 1.1 25 undated Hearing Aid Information (Zenith) 2 1 1946-1957 Holiday Greeting Cards 2 2-3 1930-1974 Honors: from various organization 2 4 1919-1954 Honors: The Adventurers Club: "Adventurers Medal for 1953" 2 5 1953 Honors: "The Explorers Club Medal" 2 6 1940 January 6 Identification Forms 2 7 1912-1957 Scope and Contents

Includes: Driver's Licenses 1912, 1923, 1932, 1938, 1957; US Government Transportation ID Card, 1946; Business Card - Gaumont Cinema Co., circa 1912; Mackay Radio and Telegraph, 1931; Application for Reentry Permit, August 30, 1947; Annual Address Report Form, January 10, 1953

Invitations 2 8 1930-1958 Knighthood: Booklet "Concerning the Knight Bachelor" 2 9 1927 Man of Ice: The Life and Adventures of Sir Hubert Wilkins By Lowell Thomas: Summary of Manuscript 2 10 undated Marriage (to Suzanne Bennett, August 30, 1929): Congratulations Messages 2 11 1929 August 30-September 4 Marriage Certificate: George H. Wilkins and Suzanne Bennett: Cleveland, Ohio 2 12 1929 August 30 Medical: History 2 13 1912-1949 Medical: Shoulder X-ray - Sydney, Australia 2 14 1939 Memberships: Professional Organizations and Other Groups:Cards and Certificates 2 15 1913, 1920s-1950s Memberships: Professional Organizations and Other Groups: Cards and Certificates 2 16 1940s-1950s Memberships: Professional Organizations and Other Groups: Cards and Certificates 2 17 undated Memorial Service: USS Skate at North Pole, March 17, 1959 2 18 1959-1960, undated Obituary - Articles concerning death 2 19 1958 December Passports 2 20 1919-1950s Polar Exploration: Justification for, by Sir Hubert Wilkins 2 21 undated Postcards - Blank (3 folders) 2 22-24 undated Printed Material - Event Programs, Brochures, etc. 2 25 1920s-1950s Radio-Television-Films: Correspondence concerning 2 26 1947-1957, undated Radio-Television-Films: "Adventure" program 2 27 1954 October 24 Radio-Television-Films: "Chronoscope" program, CBS Television 2 28 1954 September 8 Radio-Television-Films: "Exploring the Unknown," Mutual Broadcasting System 2 29 1946 February 10 Radio-Television-Films: "Polar Exploration by Land, Air and Sea" 2 30 1958 Radio-Television-Films: "Spotlight on News" program about Sir Hubert Wilkins on the Graf Zeppelin 2 31 undated Ross, Winston: Writings about Sir Hubert Wilkins 2 32 circa 1960s Sir Hubert Wilkins: Trail Blazer of the Polar Skies By Norman Ellison 2 33 undated Spirituality/ESP: Background Materials 2.1 1 1930s-1950s Spirituality/ESP: CBS Radio Program "Strange as it Seems" on the ESP search for a Soviet pilot in 1937 2.1 2 1940 December 12 Spirituality/ESP: Correspondence 2.1 3 1931-1956 Spirituality/ESP: Levanevsky, search for the Soviet pilot 2.1 4 1937 Spirituality/ESP: Sherman, Harold: Agreement with Sir Hubert Wilkins on extrasensory perception tests 2.1 5 1937 October 15 Spirituality/ESP: Sherman, Harold: Correspondence with Sir Hubert Wilkins 2.1 6 1937-1958 Spirituality/ESP: Sherman, Harold: Correspondence with Suzanne Wilkins 2.1 7 1958-1962 Spirituality/ESP: Sherman, Harold: "North pole, Inc." a musical comedy based on a story by Sir Hubert Wilkins 2.1 8 undated Spirituality/ESP: Sherman, Harold: "Thoughts Through Space," paperback edition 2.1 9 1973 Spirituality/ESP: Sherman, Harold: "Thoughts Through Space," book excerpts 2.1 10 1942, 1954 Spirituality/ESP: Sherman, Harold: "Thoughts Through Space," correspondence and legal documents 2.1 11 circa 1940s, 1960 Spirituality/ESP: Sherman, Harold: "Wilkins-Sherman Special ESP Test" 2.1 12 1937-1938 Spirituality/ESP: Sherman, Harold: Writings and Promotional Materials 2.1 13 circa 1930s-1960s Spirituality/ESP: Urantia Brotherhood: Correspondence and Related Documents 2.1 14 1955-1958, 1976, 1988, undated Spirituality/ESP: Urantia Brotherhood: Urantia Notebook complied by Sir Hubert Wilkins, parts A to M 2.1 15 circa 1940s Spirituality/ESP: Urantia Brotherhood: Urantia Notebook complied by Sir Hubert Wilkins, parts N to Z 2.1 16 circa 1940s Spirituality/ESP: Urantia Brotherhood: Urantia Notebook complied by Sir Hubert Wilkins, transcription by Saska Praamsma and Matthew Block, draft 2.1 17 undated Spirituality/ESP: Urantia Brotherhood: Urantia Notebook complied by Sir Hubert Wilkins, transcription by Saska Praamsma and Matthew Block, published edition 2.1 18 2015 Spirituality/ESP: Writings by Sir Hubert Wilkins 2.1 19 undated Stamps and Postal Covers: Correspondence about the auction of 2.1 20 1954-1958 Teeth X-rays: Sir Hubert Wilkins 2.1 21 1938 September 14 Television Program: "High Adventure with Lowell Thomas: The Arctic," script 2.1 22 1957 June "Thrills": Biographical Program on the Life of Sir Hubert Wilkins 2.1 23 undated Wilkins Arctic Test Chamber - The United States Army: Dedication 2.1 24 1960 Wilkins, Henry (Father): Estate 2.1 25 1939 Will-" Last Will and Testament": Wilkins, Sir George Hubert 2.1 26 1952 June 11 World War I: Writings about by Sir Hubert Wilkins 2.1 27 undated World War I: "Australian War Photographs: A Pictorial Record from November 1917 to the End of the War," edited by Captain Geo. H. Wilkins, M.C. 2.1 28 1919 World War I: "From the Australian Front: Xmas, 1917" 2.1 29 1917 Scrapbook: Satirical "Cold Cash for (blank) Dealers Through Amazing Merchandising and Publicity Possibilities," Artists Syndicate of America, Lester Lee 2.2 1 1937 Scrapbook: "Fair & Colder: A Series of Radio Programs Especially Prepared to Promote the Sales of 'blank'," satirical look at the life of Sir Hubert Wilkins, CBS 2.2 2 circa 1940s, undated Consultant Work: United States Military Series 2 13.55 Cubic feet 1929-circa 1950s Scope and Contents

The Consultant Work: United States Military series, dated 1929-circa 1950s, contains correspondence, meeting files, notes, charts, reports, speech transcripts, writings, reference materials, drawings and diagrams documenting the work that Wilkins did as a consultant for the United States Weather Bureau and United States Military. Many of the speech transcripts come from two lecture series that Wilkins held in the 1950s, the Arctic Lecture Series and the Australia Lecture Series.

Consultant Work: US Department of Commerce: Weather Bureau: Related information 2.3 1 1946 Consultant Work: US Department of Commerce: Weather Bureau: Related information 2.3 2 1936-1948 Arctic Indoctrination School, Big Delta, Alaska 2.3 3 1949-1950 Arctic Indoctrination School, Fort Churchill 2.3 4 1949 Article: Sir Hubert Wilkins as Special Assistant-Position as Geographer 2.3 5 circa 1953 Charts - Diagrams 2.3 6 1942-1958 Scope and Contents

See also Writings - General.

Speeches-Wilkins: Arctic Lecture Series: #2 "History of Arctic Exploration" 5 6 circa 1950s Speeches-Wilkins: Arctic Lecture Series: #3 "Introduction of Mechanical Aids for Polar Travel" 5 7 circa 1950s Speeches-Wilkins: Arctic Lecture Series: #4 "Geography: Physiography" 5 8 circa 1950s Speeches-Wilkins: Arctic Lecture Series: #5 "Geography: Water Masses, Circulation, Ice Cover" 5 9 circa 1950s Speeches-Wilkins: Arctic Lecture Series: #6 "Geography: Economic Geology, Minerals, Natural Gas, and Petroleum" 5 10 circa 1950s Speeches-Wilkins: Arctic Lecture Series: #7 "Climate" 5 11 circa 1950s Speeches-Wilkins: Arctic Lecture Series: #8 "Fauna" 5 12 circa 1950s Speeches-Wilkins: Arctic Lecture Series: #9 "Flora" 5 13 circa 1950s Speeches-Wilkins: Arctic Lecture Series: #10 "Anthropology" 5 14 circa 1950s Speeches-Wilkins: Arctic Lecture Series: #11 "Ethnology" 5 15 circa 1950s Speeches-Wilkins: Arctic Lecture Series: #12 "Ethnology: The Effect of Immigrant Population in the Arctic" 5 16 circa 1950s Speeches-Wilkins: Arctic Lecture Series: #13 "Wildlife" 5 17 circa 1950s Speeches-Wilkins: Arctic Lecture Series: #15 "Water and Land Transportation in the Arctic" 5 18 circa 1950s Speeches-Wilkins: Arctic Lecture Series: #16 No title 5 19 circa 1950s Speeches-Wilkins: Arctic Lecture Series: #17 "Development in the Arctic" 5 20 circa 1950s Speeches-Wilkins: Arctic Lecture Series: #20 "Agriculture in the Arctic" 5 21 circa 1950s Speeches-Wilkins: Arctic Lecture Series: #21 "Polar Problems - Part 1" 5 22 circa 1950s Speeches-Wilkins: Arctic Lecture Series: #22 "Polar Problems - Part 2" 5 23 circa 1950s Speeches-Wilkins: Arctic Lecture Series: #23 "Military" 5 24 circa 1950s Speeches-Wilkins: Arctic Lecture Series: #25 "Military-Survival" 5 25 circa 1950s Speeches-Wilkins: Arctic Lecture Series: #26 "Alaska" 5 26 circa 1950s Speeches-Wilkins: Arctic Lecture Series: #27 "Northeastern and Northwestern Canada" 5 27 circa 1950s Speeches-Wilkins: "Arctic Living": Address at the Canadian National Defense College 5 28 1929 April 29 Speeches-Wilkins: Australia Lecture Series: #1 "Discovery" 5 29 circa 1950s Speeches-Wilkins: Australia Lecture Series: #2 "General Geography" 5 30 circa 1954 Speeches-Wilkins: Australia Lecture Series: #3 "Climate" 5 31 circa 1950s Speeches-Wilkins: Australia Lecture Series: #5 "History of Exploration" 5 32 circa 1950s Speeches-Wilkins: Australia Lecture Series: #6 "Development of Economic Resources" 5 33 circa 1950s Speeches-Wilkins: Australia Lecture Series: #7 "Australian Territories" 5 34 circa 1950s Speeches-Wilkins: Australia Lecture Series: #8 "Anthropology" 5 35 circa 1950s Speeches-Wilkins: Australia Lecture Series: #9 "Social Customs" 5 36 circa 1950s Speeches-Wilkins: Australia Lecture Series: #10 "Cultural" 5 37 circa 1950s Speeches-Wilkins: Australia Lecture Series: #11 "Social Conditions" 5 38 circa 1950s Speeches-Wilkins: Australia Lecture Series: #12 "Primary Industry - Agriculture" 5 39 circa 1950s Speeches-Wilkins: Australia Lecture Series: #13 "Primary Industry - Mining, Forestry, Water" 5 40 circa 1950s Speeches-Wilkins: Australia Lecture Series: #15 "Manufacturing -Exports-Imports" 5 41 circa 1950s Speeches-Wilkins: Australia Lecture Series: #16 "External Trade, Finance, Banking" 5 42 circa 1950s Speeches-Wilkins: Australia Lecture Series: #17 "Aviation and Other Transportation" 5 43 circa 1950s Speeches-Wilkins: Australia Lecture Series: #18 "White Settlers and Native People" 5 44 circa 1950s Speeches-Wilkins: Australia Lecture Series: #20 "Fauna" 5 45 circa 1950s Speeches-Wilkins: Australia Lecture Series: #21 "Flora" 5 46 circa 1950s Speeches-Wilkins: Australia Lecture Series: #22 "Australia and the Future of the Pacific" 5 47 circa 1950s Speeches-Wilkins: Australia Lecture Series: #23 "New Guinea and Other Territories" 5 48 circa 1950s Speeches-Wilkins: Australia Lecture Series: #25 "Geography" 5 49 circa 1950s Speeches-Wilkins: Australia Lecture Series: #26 "Economic Geography of Australia" 5 50 circa 1950s Speeches-Wilkins: Camp Lee - Speech 5 51 1945 June 2 Speeches-Wilkins: Confirmations 5 52 1953, undated Speeches-Wilkins: "Early World Geography" 5 52A undated Speeches-Wilkins: "Flying Safety in the Arctic" 5 52B 1953 March 27 Speeches-Wilkins: "Food Problems in Exploring The Arctic": Symposium on Nutrition Under Climatic Stress: National Research Council 5 53 1952 December 4-5 Speeches-Wilkins: Glove Manufactures Association: Address to 5 54 1958 June 20 Speeches-Wilkins: Navy: Talk before the Naval Reserve Officers at the Quartermaster Research and Development Center 5 55 1954 September 2 Speeches-Wilkins: New England Chapter of the Quartermaster Association: Address 5 56 1958 May 15 Speeches-Wilkins: "Procurement, Use and Effect of Water in Climatic Extremes ": For the 26th Food Research and Development Coordination Meeting 5 57 1958 May 7-8 Speeches-Wilkins: "Temperature, Terrain, and Personal Behavior in Alaska" 5 58 1954 May Travel 5 59 undated Travel 5 60 1943 Travel 5 61 1945 Travel 5 62 1946 Travel 5 63 1947 Travel 5 64 1948 Travel 5 65 1950 Travel 5 66 1950 Travel 5 67 1951 Travel 5 68 1952 Travel 5 69 1953 Travel 5 70 1954 Travel 5 71 1955 Travel 5 72 1956 Travel 5 73 1957 Travel 5 74 1958 Travel: Washington Clothing and Rations Standardization Committee 5 75 1950 Writings-Wilkins: Alaska- "Temperature, Terrain, and Personal Behavior in Alaska: The Quartermaster Review, September- October, 1955 " 5 76 1955 September-October Writings-Wilkins: Arctic: "Air Force Arctic Indoctrination School" and related information 5 77 1949 January 27, undated Writings-Wilkins: Arctic: "Arctic Region" 6 1 1956 Writings-Wilkins: Arctic: "Cause and effect in the Arctic" 6 2 1952 March 4 Writings-Wilkins: Arctic: "Comments on Group and Individual Procedures and on Particular Items of Equipment From Observations at Fairbanks and the Petroleum Reserve No 4" 6 3 circa 1950s Writings-Wilkins: Arctic: Comments on the strategic importance Alaska/Arctic and related information 6 4 1951-1953, undated Writings-Wilkins: Arctic: Manual: "Basic Arctic Manual" (Draft) 6 5 undated Writings-Wilkins: Arctic: "Preliminary Report on Arctic and Sub-Arctic Environment in Relation to Quartermaster Problems: Alaska Field Study" 6 6 1948 Summer Writings-Wilkins: Arctic: "The White Man in the Arctic" - A Study of Problems of Adjustment 6 7 1952, undated Writings-Wilkins: Camouflage 6 8 1950 Writings-Wilkins: Camouflage: Notebook 6 9 1950 Writings-Wilkins: Camouflage: Notebook - minutes suggestions, diagrams 6 10 1950 Writings-Wilkins: Camouflage and Vegetation Distribution and Color - Alaska, Canada, USSR: Notebook 6 11 1950-1951 Writings-Wilkins: Cold Weather Climates - Clothing and Survival Techniques 6 12-15 circa 1942-1958 Writings-Wilkins: Cold Weather Climates - Clothing and Survival Arctic Testing (Notebook) 6 16 circa 1942-1958 Writings-Wilkins: "Field Observers" in The Quarter Master Review 6 17 1954 July-August General Note

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Writings-Wilkins: General - writings concerning military training and survival techniques: and strategic defense 6 18 circa 1942-1958 Writings-Wilkins: Hot Climates: "A Journey Through Hot Dry Areas in Pakistan, Saudi Arabia, Iraq, Syria, Lebanon, Egypt, Libya, Algeria, Morocco" 6 19 1952 June-August Writings-Wilkins: Hot Climates - Clothing and Survival Techniques 6 20 1949, 1952, undated Writings-Wilkins: "Planning an Over-Sea-Ice Flight and Emergency Procedure" 6 21 undated Writings-Wilkins: "Problems of Subsistence in Hot and Dry-Cold Areas" 6 22 1953 Writings-Wilkins: "Quartermaster Problems in Mountain Areas" 6 23 1947, 1949 Writings-Wilkins: "The Role of the Climatic Chambers in Quartermaster Research" 6 24 undated Reference Material: (6 folders) 7 1-6 undated Reference Material 7 7 1940 Reference Material reprint, 1931 7 8 1942 Reference Material 7 9 1942 Reference Material: (3 folders) 7 10-12 1943 Reference Material: (4 folders) 7 13 8 1-3 1944 Reference Material: (3 folders) 8 4-6 1945 Reference Material: (5 folders) 8 7-10 9 1 1946 Reference Material 9 2 1946-1947 Reference Material: (2 folders) 9 3-4 1947 Reference Material: (4 folders) 9 5-8 1948 Reference Material: (6 folders) 10 1-3 9 9-11 1949 Reference Material 10 4 1949-1950 Reference Material: (3 folders) 10 5-7 1950 Reference Material: (2 folders) 10 8-9 1951 Reference Material: (2 folders) 10 10 11 1 1952 Reference Material: (2 folders) 11 2-3 1953 Reference Material 11 4 1954 Reference Material 11 5 1954-1955 Reference Material: (2 folders) 11 6-7 1955 Reference Material 11 8 1956 Reference Material 11 9 1957 Reference Material 11 10 1958 Reference Material: Army Arctic Indoctrination School 11 11 circa 1948-1958 Diagram: Three sketches for Domed Plywood House for Semi-Temporary Outposts 11.1 1 1942 September Diagram: Blueprints for Canvas Cover for Arctic Shelter (in folder #12) 11.1 2 undated Diagram: Sketch of soldier with specifications for number and type of layers to be worn in cold weather 11.1 3 undated Chart: "Comparison of US Army and British Tents" 11.1 4 undated Clothing Inventory Data Sheets (5) for Cold Weather Expeditions 11.1 5 1940s Arctic Operations Project: Bedding and Clothing - Accountable Items 11.1 6 circa 1943-1948 Drawing: Specifications - Sled 11.1 7 1943 July Drawing: Specifications - Assembly Float Attach; Fittings 11.1 8 1934 Chart: "Harvard Fatigue Laboratory Comparison of Sleeping Bags" 11.1 9 1943 March 9 Graph: Airplane Measurements 11.1 10 undated Drawing: "Naval Petroleum Reserve No 4, Bureau of Yards & Docks, Contract No 13360, Ice Bridge" 11.1 11 undated Chart: "Clothing Almanac, Master Chart-Combat Clothing" 11.1 12 1945 Chart: Army Air Forces, Flight Control Command, Arctic Search and Rescue Squadron, Designation - Arctic Search and Rescue Squadron AAFFCC 11.1 13 1943 May 26 Chart: "Nomogram of Dry-Shade Atmospheric Cooling" 11.1 14 undated Chart: "Effects upon men exposed to brief periods of extreme cold, US Antarctic Expedition 1939-1940" 11.1 15 1939-1940 Pencil Drawings of section of a sled, related correspondence and report 11.1 16 1943, undated Blueprints of Specifications: Sled/Toboggan 11.1 17 circa 1943 Large pencil drawing of section of sled/toboggan 11.1 18-19 circa 1943 Drawing of sled by A.H. Woodcock 11.1 20 circa 1943 "Airplane Crash Fire Fighting Time - Temperature Tests": Laurinburg-Maxton Air Base, (includes photographs, charts, and diagrams) 11.1 21 1944 September 11-15 "Efficiency Analysis - Quartermaster Items and Functions" 11.1 22 undated Drawings: Tent Pentagonal 11.1 23 undated Tent Pattern: Probably for Consultant Work - US Military 98 1 undated Pattern, possibly for a coat 98 2 undated Correspondence Series 3 1.5 Cubic feet circa 1908-1958 Scope and Contents

The Correspondence series, dated circa 1908-1958, contains primarily general correspondence and is not specific to any of the expeditions/trips or Wilkin's consultant work.

Correspondence 12 1 circa 1908-1919 English and French Scope and Contents

Includes: 1. Letters sent to parents from London 2. Bill from supply store (in French) 3. 4 issues of 'The Model Engineer and Electrician'

Correspondence 12 2 1912 Scope and Contents

Includes: 1. Letters sent by Wilkins to his parents 2. Letters to/from Imperial Ottoman Embassy 3. letters of introduction from various organizations sent out prior to Wilkins' touring of The UK and European continent 4. Receipts from "Bought of George & A. Baker" 5. Address list / Business cards

Correspondence 12 3 1913 Scope and Contents

Includes: 1. Letters to Parents 2. Letter from W.G. Gardine 3. Letter from Imperial Ottoman Embassy 4. Personal Note (planning for a birthday)

Correspondence 12 4 1916 Scope and Contents

Includes: 1. letter from T.A. Welsh

Correspondence 12 5 1917 Scope and Contents

Includes: 1. letters addressed to parents 2. a 1917 Censor's List, World War I images 3. Marathon Science Club event schedule

Correspondence 12 6 1918 Scope and Contents

Includes: 1. letters addressed to mother 2. French photography permits

Correspondence 12 7 1919 Scope and Contents

Includes: 1. Letter addressed to mother 2. concert program

Correspondence 12 8 circa 1920s Scope and Contents

Includes: 1. Letters from The Guild of Former Pipe Organ Pumpers, Horlick's Malted Milk Corporation 2. 2-day schedule (10/18, 10/19) 3. unaddressed letter fragment regarding Amundsen 4. Telegram referencing Louis Alber 5. Personal notes, stationary, business card

Correspondence 12 9 1920 Scope and Contents

Includes: 1. Correspondence with: Dorothy Stanley, a certain 'Hilda', a Major in the Australian Imperial Force, San Francisco chief of police, Vilhjamur Stefansson, Editor of Birmingham Post, Captain R.N. Hardy, Rolls-Royce

Correspondence 12 10 1921 Scope and Contents

Includes: 1. Various invitations

Correspondence 12 11 1922 Scope and Contents

Includes: 1. Correspondence with: mother, Aubrey Walk, Frank Wild 2. Invitation and theater program (in Russian)

Correspondence 12 12 1923 Scope and Contents

Includes: 1. Correspondence with: Mother, E.E. Stuart Baker, E.W. Deming, Dorothy Stanley 2. Admission letter from Royal Meteorological Society (copy) 3. Poem

Correspondence 12 13 1924 Scope and Contents

Includes: 1. Correspondence with: Edgeworth David, Vilhjalmur Stefansson, Barens 2. Pamphlet, Australian Association for the Advancement of Science 3. Note about 'Stef's pomposity'

Correspondence 12 14 1925 Scope and Contents

Includes: 1. Correspondence with: H.G. McCutchen, Royal Geographical Society 2. Invitation to event with Amundsen

Correspondence 12 15 1926 Scope and Contents

Includes: 1. Correspondence with: British Museum of Natural History, Yogi Publication Society, Boy Scout Scoutmaster 2. Proposal for Membership with The Explorers Club with endorsements (copies) 3. Wilkins lecture schedule

Correspondence 12 16 1927 Scope and Contents

Includes: 1. Correspondence with: American geographical Society (Joerg), North American Newspaper Alliance, A. Page Cooper 2. "A page of my Log Book Shows" 3. Document describing "Plan and Scope of Ligue Internationale Des Aviateurs"

Correspondence 12 17 1928 Scope and Contents

Includes: Correspondence From: Oliver Baedwin, Anna Jarvis, Setre Kjeksfabrik, Burt McConnell, Wily Richards, Ralph Stacy 2. Unsigned, regarding book deal upon return from Antarctic flight

Correspondence 12 18 1929 Scope and Contents

Includes: 1. Letter from Morris, regarding Gold Medal from Cuban Geographical Society

Correspondence 12 19 circa 1930s Scope and Contents

Includes: 1. Correspondence with: Theodore Ash, Rachel Borovoy, James Edmund Boyack, 'Betty' 2. Telegram from Coast Guard, listing frequencies for Aklavaick Radio Station, Canada 3. Short list of Hungarian phrases 4. Rough list, cost of supplies

Correspondence 12 20 1930 Scope and Contents

Includes: 1. Correspondence with: Reginald (Baker, Simonds & co.), A.G. Beaman, John Borden, Chapman & Hall Ltd., Dejean, Frank A. Eaton, E.S. Evans, Marlo Field, Rudolph Haleth, Albert Lauries, T. Melvin Lee, Norsk Marconikompani 2. Lecture Schedule, Alber & Wickes 3. Train Schedule (Portland, Oregon) 4. "The Spirit of Adventure"

Correspondence 12 21 1931 Scope and Contents

Includes: Correspondence with: 'Bert', Dr. Isaiah Bowman, Katharine M. Brown, Bryant, John Cudahy, Robert Gibbings, P. J. McDonnel, Joan Noel, Harold M. Sherman, H.N. Valden

Correspondence 12 22 1932 Scope and Contents

Includes: Correspondence with: The Affiliated Lecture & Concert Association, Block, Brooklyn Edison Company Inc., G.W. Coplen, P.S. Duryee, Ellison-White Bureau, Emerson Bureau, Arthur Flury, Herbert H. Gowen, Cal Johnson, Hubert A. Kay, William J. Keating, Lieutenant A. Lewis, Robert C. Miller, Henry Moser, NBC Artists Service, H.R. Peat, Rotary Club of Victoria B.C., Royal Scottish Geographical Society, Antonio Hai Sanglai, Margaret Smith, Thomas G. Thompson, M.C. Turner, C.A. Tusch, William A. Wolf 2. Date Notice, April 21-22 3. Description of 'Fairbanks Great Circle Map', from US Department of the Interior 4. Chapter names list

Correspondence 12 23 1933 Scope and Contents

Includes: 1. Correspondence With: H. Bornsen, Dr. Henry B. Bigelow, Boy Scouts of America, Guarantee Trust Company of New York, Right Rev. Monsignor T. King, Lewisham Private Hospital, R.R. Pritchard, Hubert Whittle, Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution 2. Letter to a 'Susan', from Lady Wilkins 3. Envelope with various invitations 4. test key

Correspondence 12 24 1934 Scope and Contents

Includes: 1. Correspondence with: Callaghan, Elliots & Australian Drug Limited, Lincoln Ellsworth, Furness Lines, H.J. Hickey, A Leigh. Hunt, Invercargill, King, John Lane, E.C.M. Lousada, Mackee, New Zealand Antarctic Society, R.R. Pritchard, L.A. Quinn, John Seabrook, Stauffer, Udell, Welsh

Correspondence 12 25 1935 Scope and Contents

Includes: 1. Correspondence with: Beaman, Gustavo M. Costabel, Furness Lines, Humberto Orrego Gautier, Ed. F. Gorski, Angel H. Huango, Miffington Krake, Clyde A. Nelson, Parva Domus Magna Quies Great General Assembly, H.J. Rahlves, L.U. Reavis, Jose M. Gomez Rebolledo, P.L. Young 2. Temporary Admission Report (customs, Canada) 3. US Customs Service forms (blank)

Correspondence 12 26 1936 Scope and Contents

Includes: 1. Correspondence with: M.R. Brooks, Austin Byrne, A.M. Carey, Harold Chafey, Jessie R. Chamberlin, The City Club of New York, Cowles, W.C. Dreene, Barry Faris, The General Electric Company, Lauren M. Gibbs, A. Gordon-Firing, Arthur J. Gowan, L.O. Harnecker, William Randolph Hearst (copies), Ben Jacobson, Joery, H.W. MacDonald, J.C. McManemin Jr., William T. Meredith, J.T. Oliver, Aly B. Robinson, Jos. Robinson, Carl S. Saether, Emile Snyder, Vilhjalmur Stefansson, H.U. Sverdrup, W.C. Thompson 2. Invitation to Dinner with 'His Excellency and Madame Radoye Yankovitch 3. Invitation, Rafael Lovres, Club Vina del Mar 4. Envelope addressed to Wilkins at The City Club (56 West 44th St., NY City)

Correspondence 12 27 1937 Scope and Contents

Includes: 1. Correspondence with: Abbot, American Philosophical Society, Australia House (Strand, London, W.C.2.), R.E.H. Baily, J. Erroll Boyd, Dr. L. Breitfuss, Henry M. Breitheall(sp), Bunnell, W. Atlee Burpee Jr., W.R. Butler, W.B. Caddell, Cyril Clemens, Dashwood & Partners, P.S. Conan Doyle, Drinker Biddle & Reath (law offices), N.B. Cousins, Lorene K. Fox, Victor Griffith, Louis J. Halle, Quincy Howe, Harold Gilbert, Reginald J. Iversen, A.H. Joelle, Dr. Breese Jones, G.V. Keeling, D.M. LeBourdais, Margaret Lesser, Victor E. Levine, Ernest Lilien, Little Ship Club, London Midland and Scottish Railway Company, Edward J. McCullen, James Mess, K. Frederick von Mohr, J.M. Philp, H.N. Potter, J. Robinson, Jeanie M. Stead, Vilhjalmur Steffanson, Arthur Hays Sulzberger, Sverdrup, N.R. Syme, E.A. Trefzger, University of Cambridge (dept. of Geography), W.H. Allen Sons & Company Limited, Watts Naval Training School, John N. Wheeler, B.M. Woolf, illegible 2. Telegraph, R.H. Fleet 3. American Geophysical Union, Eighteenth Annual Meeting Schedule 4. American-Russian Chamber of Commerce, Special Luncheon Meeting 5. American Philosophical Society program 6. Check addressed to Wilkins 7. Maps (transparencies)

Correspondence 12 28 1938 Scope and Contents

Includes: 1. Correspondence with: Barrett Andrews (Street Railways Advertising Co.); Archiv fur Polarforschung; John Atkins (The Canadian Magazine); W.P. Balderston (Bendix Instrument Company Inc.); A.G. Beaman; A.H. Bennel (The Mutual Life Insurance Company of New York); 'Bert'; A. Boyd; W. Leigh Brintnell (Mackenzie Air Service Limited); Virginia Burdick (The American Russian Institute for Cultural relations with the Soviet Union, Inc.); Dale Carnegie (The Greater New York Fund); Cyril Clemens (International Mark Twain Society); Tullio Colsalvatico (Reale Accademia D'Italia); Angelo Crath Faruwacichov(sp); J. George Frederick (The Gourmet Society), Mark Hanna, Munson Havens (Chamber of Commerce), Newton D. Baker; V.M. Irwin; Louis Kiapa(sp) (The Cape Times); Gerald P. Lenox-Conygham (University of Cambridge, Dept. of Geodesy & Geophysics); Pepio Peuntices(sp); H.W. Perry; Windham Phinny; Pohjanpalo; Jon Reverant(sp); Robert Ripley; D.A. Rosoff (Amtorg Trading Corp.); Royal Geographical Society; Sherman(sp) (The City Club of New York); W. Spencer(sp); Vaeleiu(sp) Stavrakov; Alyemon Talmage(sp); Helen Templeman(sp); M.C. Turner (The Dixie Bureau); Watts Naval Training School; N. Yeenbleau(sp) 2. American Geophysical Union Calendar

Correspondence 12 29 1939 Scope and Contents

Includes: 1. Correspondence with: African Consolidated Theatres Ltd.; Roger N. Baldwin (American Civil Liberties Union); A.H. Bennell (The Mutual Life Insurance Company of New York); Harry L. Bird (Louis and Brorby, Inc.); Earl W. Braga; F.A. Brockhaus; Walled S. Brawhead(sp); Cassidy; E.G. Conklin; Robert R. Hansen; Earl Hanson; Laura Ingalls; Hugo Levin; Marjorie Loeber (National Broadcasting Company Inc., Dramatic Auditions Committee); L.R. Macgregor (Office of The Australian Government Trade Commissioner In The USA); John W. Martin; The Mercury; D.D. Milne(sp); Geo. F. Nellist (Pan -Pacific Who's Who); Yoshikazu Okada (Imperial Fisheries Institute, Tokyo, Japan); Robert Ripley; T.E.M. Schumann; M. Lincoln Schuster (Simon and Schuster); Thomas R. Shipp; Lowell Thomas; E.A. Trefzger (Underwood Elliot Fisher Co.); The Union Bank of Australia Ltd.; Union of South Africa, Dept. of Irrigation, Meteorological Office; Frederick P. Vorbargh(sp) (National Geographic Society); Bradford Washburn (Appalachian Mountain Club); Ralph E. Weeks; Harold E. Wilson (NY World's Fair, Swift $ Co. Exhibit); Paul V. Winslow; Yom 2. Biography of Henry T. Blair 3. Book info, "Shall White Australia Fail?", Walter S. Bromhead 4. Newspaper clipping, "Sir H. Wilkins's Offer Declined", Copy

Correspondence 12 30 circa 1940s Scope and Contents

Includes: 1. Correspondence with: Bane, Cousin Black, Standish Chard, Mere Cheshire, Division of Public Liaison, R.W. Hale, August Howard, Margery Leonard, Captain Odom, Noel G. Ogilive, Shainwald-Von-Ahlefeldt 2. Various letters addressed "Hello, hello" 3. Invitations 4. Diagram; "UN Dumbarton Oaks Proposals for the General International Organization" 5. text about sled dogs 6. Individual Equipment list 7. Notes/Diagrams/Maps 8. Operations manual for Zenish deluxe model 7G605 9. Pamphlet for 'Thoughts through Space'

Correspondence 12 31 1940 Scope and Contents

Includes: 1. Correspondence with: Air France; E.W. Albrecht; John R. Austin; Birmingham Press; James Edmund Boyack; R.P. Breckenridge; S.B. Buckner; Raymond Leslie Buell; Allan Danere (Explorers Club); Earl Hansen; Robert R. Hansen; W.C. Jackman; Hugo Levin; Alexander MacLehose; Alick Mclean; F. H. McMahon; Chao. W. Morse (Dept. of Education, Binghampton, NY); Charlotte LAwrence Otimes; Joseph Robinson; The Saturday Review; Harold Sherman; Paul J. Spengler; John M. Sterling; Richard Taplinger; James Terrell; Ralph Shainwald Von-Ahlefeldt; H.W.W.; Wickes; 2. Member list and Inaugural Dinner program, Australian Society of New York

Correspondence 12 32 1941 Scope and Contents

Includes: 1. Correspondence with: C. Irving Benson; P.W. Litchfield; John W. Pontius; C.S. Weatherholt 2. Fifth Annual Report, Australian-American Co-operation Movement

Correspondence 12 33 1942 Scope and Contents

Includes: 1. Correspondence with: G.D. Babcock; City Club of New York; W.E. Cudlipp; Dominion Geodesist; Austin L.E. Gros; J. Edgar Hoover; W. George Huntingon; W. George Huntington; Noel J. Ogilvie; H. Chas. Rawlins; Dr. Vilhjalmur Stefansson; Chas Wilson(sp) (Dept. of Education, Binghamton, NY); Gene (Zenith Radio Corporation) 2. Special Anzac Day Issue, Haere-Mai Newsletter

Correspondence 12 34 1943 Scope and Contents

Includes: 1. Correspondence with: M.P. Alpert; F. Sherman Buker (D. Appleton-Century Company); Jacques Chambrun; Fenley (Flushing, Long Island); Benjamin Franklin (Associated Executives Clubs, Inc.); Miller Freeman; Archibald Gilchrist; Geoffrey T. Hellman; Harry G. Letts (Army Air Forces); John K. Northrop; Lawrence C. Oertle; Joseph M. Price; Terrence M. Read (Spelman College); Alexander P. de Seversky; John F. Stanwell-Fletcher (US Army Forces, Central Canada); Donald B. Upham; Elsie Weil; Philip H. Zink (The Republic Stamping and Enameling Co.)

Correspondence 12 35 1944 Scope and Contents

Includes: 1. Correspondence with: James. J. Beeg(sp); 'Winston' 2. Program, American Platform Conference 3. Notice of Annual Meeting of Stockholders, Jack Waite Mining company 4. Film Description, Eskimo Arts and Crafts 5. memo, comparing Russian vs F-3 suits

Correspondence 12 36 1945 Scope and Contents

Includes: 1. Correspondence with: Dr. Alexander Bajkov; Phillips Carlin (Mutal Broadcasting Co.); G.E. Gustafson (Zenith Radio Corp.); Harry P. Harrison (The Redpath Bureau); William Herbert Hobbs; T.E. Hughes (Cleveland Diesel Engine Division); Olson; Jorma Pohjanpalo; John G. Prentiss (Zenith Radio Corp.); Joseph A. Sadony (Educational Research Laboratories); C.R. Teller (Lawrence & Teller); M.C. Turner (The Dixie Bureau)

Correspondence 12 37 1946 Scope and Contents

Includes: 1. Correspondence with: Ralph S. von Ahlefeldt; 'Anne'; P. Neville Barnett; Thomas H. Bennett, Jr.; Dr. Briggs; Ralph E. Dunford (University of Tennessee); Orrin Dunlap, Jr. (Radio Corp. of America); Mrs. Charles T. Estes (The Cooperative Committee); Maurice Ewing (Columbia University); 'Gene', E.F. McDonald, Jr. (Zenith Radio Corp.); Robert R. Hansen; Charles Harrell; C.J. Hubbard (Massachusetts Institute of Technology); D. Hutchison (Hudson's Bay Company); Laurence Irving (Swarthmore College, Dept. of Zoology); Reginald J. Iversen (Institute of Radio Engineers, Board of Directors); Madeleine Juohy (Redpath Bureau); Ted Kavanaugh (Curtis Publishing Company); Edward M. Kirby; E.F. McDonald (Zenith Radio Corp.); John I. Moore; John W. Nason (Swathmore College); Culbert L. Olson; N.P. Pery (Columbia Pictures Pty. Ltd.); Loring Pickering; Jorma Pohjanpalo; George Palmer Putnam; Joseph Sadony (Educational Research Laboratories); Robert Schoendorf; Ray E. Shreck; C.R. Teller (U.S. Navy); The Wilson Ornithological Club; J. Wolodarsky (United Thermo-Stable Corp.); Philip N. Youtz; William B. Ziff 2. Letter addressed 'Hello, hello!' 3. Regarding establishment of meteorological stations in Canadian Arctic

Correspondence 12 38 1947 Scope and Contents

Includes: 1. Correspondence with: The Australian Society of New York; Charles H. Babb; C.E. Backman (The Redpath Bureau); Alec. Bajkov; Richar Baron; Arthur Besser(sp); Meredith F. Burrill (US Department of the Interior, Board on Geographical Names); Standish Chard (Radio Productions, Inc.); Dr. Erling Christophersen (Norwegian Embassy); Harold T. Clark; Willard Collins; Deeg; Reverend W.L.S. Fleming (Scott Polar Research Institute); Fred; Theodore Fredenburgh (Duell, Sloan & Pearce, Inc.); Katharine Fuguet (The Grolier Society, Inc.); Robert R. Hansen; William H. Hobbs; Grace M. Humphrey; Edgar E. Guttenberg (Calvert Distillers Corp); Freda Kirchwey (The Nation Associates); Lauritz Liavaag; Peer Lovfald; Trevor Lloyd (Dartmouth College, Dept. of Geography); Louise P. McDowell (The Grolier Society, Inc.); Ernest McIver; Lionel C. Moise (Hearst Newspapers); Sidney Paige (The Joint Research and Development Board); Howard Prescott; Louis C. M. Reed (Circumnavigators Club); Finn Ronne; Joseph Sadony (Educational Research Laboratories); Isabel B. Smith (US Coast Guard); Donald Soochs(sp); S.H.K. Spurgeon (Australian Embassy); B.L. Straubel; Ernest Sullivan; H.U. Sverdrup; Lewis Eugene Thompson; 'Tom'; M.C. Turner (The Dixie Bureau); Alastain Walker; John W. Weigt (The Electric Storage Battery Company); O.W. Wells; John N. Wheeler (North American Newspaper Alliance, Inc.); M.E. White (Redpath Bureau); Mrs. Frank C. Williams (James River Woman's Club); Walter A. Wood (USA Embassy in Ottawa, Ontario, Canada); James W. Zarbock (Robert M. McBride & Co.); Zenith Radio Corp.; William B. Ziff (Ziff-Davis Publishing Co.) 2. Personal letters, illegible names 3. "Extracts from Letters Received from Scientific Institutions" 4. Programs for The American Geographical Society; The Los Angeles breakfast Club; 5. The Natural Science Courses (pamphlet) 6. "Specifications of Trawler 97", with blueprint 7. "Particulars of Amateur Communications -- R.A.R.E." 8. Sample questions and insturctions for a written test 9. "Engagement Schedule for Sir Hubert Wilkins"

Correspondence 12 39 1948 January-June Scope and Contents

Includes: 1. Correspondence with: P.D. Baird (The Arctic Institute of North America); Greta(sp) Bates (The Oakland Forum); S. Russell Bridges (Alkahest Celebrity Bureau); Peter T. Byrne (Securities and Exchange Commission); A.M. Carey (Fortune); Standish Chard (Radio Productions Inc.); Willard Collins; Hawthorne Daniel; Paul H. Durrie; Irvine C. Gardner; R.W. Hale (The Edmonton Club); W.C. Hefferlin (Ray-Dox MFG. Co.); Ford Hicks (National Lecture Bureau, Inc.); Raymond J. Hock (Arctic Research Laboratory); Grace M. Humphrey (Humphrey Lecture Management); Julia E. Knitgen(sp) (The Woman's Club); George A. Liano (Smithsonian Institution); Rodney Maingot (F.R.C.S.); W.H. Middleswart (Dept. of the Army); T.M. Miller (The Canadian Club); H.F. Truman (Harold R. Peat, Inc.); George F. Pierrot (World Adventure Series); Milton Reynolds (Reynolds Pen Company); Harold M. Sherman; Thatare(sp); M.C. Turner (The Dixie Bureau); Marie Tremaine (Bibliography Project); Vancouver Board of Trade; John Wharrs(sp); J.F.M. Whiteley (National Defence College); J. Tuzo Wilson; J.G. Wilson(sp); W.A. Wood (Arctic Institute of North America); 2. National Lecture Management, and other pamphlets 3. Engagement Schedule 4. "Minutes of Meeting of Directing Committee, Bibliography and Roster Projects 5. Booking receipt for Mortgage Guarantee Building

Correspondence 12 40 1948 July-December Scope and Contents

Includes: 1. Correspondence with: Harvey Agnew (Royal Canadian Institute); E. Maurice Bloch; 'Bob' (Reeve Aleutian Airways); Russel Bridges (Alkahest Celebrity Bureau); M.H. Burns; Cyril Clemens (Mark Twain Society); Henry B. Collins, Jr. (Arctic Institute of North America); Richard C. Darnell; L.H. Derrer; G. Vibert Douglas (Dalhousie University); Fairbanks; Richard F. Ferguson (Te Tabard Inn); James Finan (The Reader's Digest); R.W. Hale; F. Kenneth Hare (McGill University); Ford Hicks (National Lecture Bureau, Inc.); Horton Steel Works; August Howard (American Polar Society); Charles J. Hubbar; A. Innes-Taylor (U.S. Weather Bureau); Douglas N. Kendall (Photographic Survey Company Ltd.), Geological Air Survey; George H.T. Kimble (McGill University); Richard U. Light (The American Geographical Society); Litchfield (Goodyear Tire and Rubber Co.); Rodney Maingot (F.R.C.S.); Burt M. McConnell (The Explorer's Club); Robert E. McConnell; Clint Mcdade; John C. Metcalfe (National Lecture Management); John W. O'Malley; Grace Sims Peat; Morten P. Porsild; Fred A. Price; Florence C. Rawlings; H. Chas. Rawlins (Optimist Club); Lillian Riss (Harold R. Peat, Inc.); Harold E. Saunders (Navy Dept.); W.A. Shields (Canadian Cavalcade); Suzanne; M.C. Turner (The Dixie Bureau); L. Gahagan Walker; A.L. Washburn (Arctic Institute of North America); L. Waterman (Universal International Pictures); Philip N. Youtz (Scientific Continental Institute, Inc.) 2. Booking receipt, Mortgage Guarantee Building 3. American Polar Society Membership Report (List) 4. Pamphlets, including "Oyez! Habeas Crapus"

Correspondence 12 41 1949 Scope and Contents

Includes: Correspondence with: Bjarne Aagaard; A.D. Bajkov; Don Bate (Associated Clubs, Inc.); Brice?; Russell Bridges (Alkahest Celebrity Bureau); James P. Chapin (The Explorer's Club); Standish Chard (Radio Productions, Inc.); R.C. Cook (Mississippi Southern College); Russell Cower (The New York Times); Ethel Dodson (American Association of University Women); H.W. Eather (The Australian Society); Frank H. Ellis; Benjamin Franklin (Associated Clubs, Inc.); Andrew A. Freeman; Manson Glover (Glover Coating Company, Inc.); Welden F. Heald; Ralph M. Heintz; Charles Hendrix (U.S.S. Tiru); Howard Higgins (National Concert and Lecture Management); August Howard (American Polar Society); Grace M. Humphrey (Humphrey Lecture Management); Fenley Hunter; 'J.A.'; George H.T. Kimble (International Geographic Union); J.S. Kujawski (Dept. of The Army); J. Labarthe, Jr. (Mellon Institute of Industrial Research); J.W. Lawrence; Lemone?; Victor H. Lindlahr; C. Raymond Macaneu(?) (West High School); James F. Mathias (John Simon Guggenheim Memorial Foundation); Franc Root McCreery; Eric Motzfeldt (The Canadian Club); John K. Northrop (Northrop Aircraft, Inc.); Culbert L. Olson (Olson, Olson & Olson); Russell Owen; Grace Sims Peat (Harold R. Peat, Inc.); C.T. Pedersen (Barnston Fur Farm); Finn Ronne; John W. Roular(?); Joseph Sadony (Education Research Laboratories); Ernest Sullivan; W. Stephen Thomas (Rochester Museum of Arts and Sciences); Thos J. Watson; H.W. Webb (Royal Societies Club); Suzanne Wilkins; Walter A. Wood (Arctic Institute of North America); Joseph L. Woodburn Jr. 2. Pamphlets, Newspaper clippings, invitations 3. Guest List, Third National Men of Science and Industry Dinner 4. "McGill University, Geography Summer School, 1949, Miscellaneous Information", + Address List 5. Personal notes, scribbles

Correspondence 12 42 1950 Scope and Contents

Includes: Correspondence with: S.E. Alexander (Dept. of National Defence); Wes Baleria; C.E.W. Bean; Veldo H. Brewer (Tri-City Knife and Fork Club; Russell Bridges (Alkahest Celebrity Bureau); Oscar Brunler; H.A. Bruno; Chester Bryant; Canadian Army Staff College; Jack Cluett; Anne Coershell(?); L.H. Derrer (Canadian Army); W.Clement Dick (Canadian Army Staff College); Lavinia P. Dudley (The Encyclopedia Americana); Thomas Dunbabin (Australian High Commissioner's Office); Henry S. Evans (Radio and Television Committee); Benjamin Franklin (Associated Clubs, Inc.); Robert R. Hansen (Paraplegic Helpers Fund); F. Kenneth Hare (McGill University, Dept. of Geography); Ralph M. Heintz (The Ramohs); Ford Hicks (National Lecture Bureau, Inc.); Howard Higgins (National Concert and Lecture Management); Laurence Irving (Federal Security Agency, Arctic Health Research Center); E.A. Kendall; J. King (The Cunard Steam-Ship Company, Ltd.); Lauritz Liavaag; R.H. MacNeill (Hudson Bay Route Associates); T.H. McConica (American Ski Company); Walter J. McInnis (Eldredge-McInnis, Inc.); Eric W. Morse (The Association of Canadian Clubs); Guillermo Muller D.; Charles B. Newhall (Appalachian Mountain Club); Al Overton (The Ambassadors Club of Pittsburgh); Kenneth I. Ross (Explorers' Camp); William S. Sadler (Sadler and Associates); M.C. Shelesnyak; Harold M. Sherman; H.D. Shultz (Howard Nordlinger & Company); G.G. Simonds (National Defence College); J.E. Stephens (Republican Amphibian Seabee); H.E. Taber (Dept. of National Defence); M.C. Turner (The Dixie Bureau); Danton Walker; V.S. Watkins (Associated Clubs, Inc.); George F. Watson (the American Legion); Ethel Y. Wood (Associated Clubs, Inc.); A.E. Wrinch (Canadian Embassy) 2. Pamphlets, invitations 3. Adventurers' Club member list 4. Associated Clubs events calendar, travel schedule 5. "Special Bulletin on Lunchede Clubs"

Correspondence 12 43 1951 Scope and Contents

Includes: 1. Correspondence with: 'J.A.'; Edward Arpee; William Bentley (McGill University, Board of Governors); Bill Bremmey(?); Russell Bridges (Alkahest Celebrity Bureau); Hawthorne Daniel; J.K. Davis; Wendell Phillips Dodge (The Explorers Club); Thomas Dunbabin (News and Information Bureau, Australia); Benjamin Franklin (Associated Clubs, Inc.); Donald S. Gates; Robert R. Hansen (The Desert Reporter); Eunice Hauskins (The Santa Fe Sinfonietta and Choral Society); Howard Higgins (National Concert and Lecture Management); Charles S. McVeigh, Jr. (Morris & McVeigh); McLachlen Banking Corp.; F. Frith Pickslay, Jr. (Gauranty Trust Company of New York); Joe Robinson; M.C. Shelesnyak; Helen Spindler (National Concert and Lecture Management); G.W.L. Townsend (The Australian Society of New York, Inc.); M.C. Turner (the Dixie Bureau); V.S. Watkins (Associated Clubs, Inc.); Clifford P. Wilson (Hudson's Bay Company); Ethel Y. Wood (Associated Clubs, Inc.) 2. Un-named letter, regarding meeting with Newspaper/Radio executive for sponsorship, Dunninger, Zenith Program, etc. 3. Un-named letter, Trip with Suzanne 4. Illegible name, mentions Chief Senior Scientist Dr. Skinner, Acting Executive Officer Captian E. Samnes 5. Farm Diary 6. "The Ohio Story" (No. 665 - "Antarctic Flight" 7. Statements of Account with Associated Clubs, Associated Executives Clubs 8. Associated Clubs Events Calendars, Speakers Date Confirmation slips 9. "Nominal Roll" - National Defence College 10. Guest List - Fifth National Men of Science and Industry Dinner 11. H.J.RES.291 - txt 12. Invitations, Pamphlets

Correspondence 12 44 1952 Scope and Contents

Includes: 1. Correspondence with: Clara Adams; Helen Beckenlaugh(?); Leslie Gordon Bell; Russell Bridges (Alkahest Celebrity Bureau); Wayne G. Cook (Cook, Blair & Balluff); Cremmey(?); H.S. Currie (Truth and Sportsman, Ltd.); Richard M. Foose (American Association for the Advancement of Science); Ben Franklin (Associated Clubs, Inc.); Ralph M. Heintz; Howard Higgins (The School Assembly Service); Laurence Irving (American Association for the Advancement of Science); Preston E. James (Association of American Geographers, Annual Report); S.A. Kate (World biography); George H.T. Kimble (American Geographical Society); Dorothy E. Owles (Associated Clubs, Inc.); Grace Sims Peat. (Harold R. Peat Inc.); Val Rendle; Shelton E. Reynolds (Frederick Sasscer Parent-Teachers Association); M.C. Shelesnyak (The Weizmann Institute of Science); Donald R. Tarris(???); R.H. Vining (West Virginia Institute of Technology); Ewen Waterman (International Wool Secretariat); V.S. Watkins (Associated Clubs, Inc.); A.H. Wilkins; 'Winston'; Ethel Y. Wood (Associated Clubs, Inc.); Wm. W. Yardley (Alkahest Celebrity Bureau); David A. Young (American Psychiatric Association) 2. Farm Diary? 3. Speakers Date Confirmation Slips, "Information on Dates", "Travel Schedule", "Expenses", (Associated Clubs, Inc.) 4. Dates, Flight Schedule, Scraps

Correspondence 13 1 1953 Scope and Contents

Includes: Correspondence with: J. Howard Beckenbaugh; Leslie Gordon Bell; Russell Bridges (Alkahest Celebrity Bureau); Bier Brown (Zenith Radio Corp.); Alan Campbell-Drury (Dept. of External Affairs); George Carroll (Journal American); Standish Chard; J.K. Davis; Benjamin Franklin (Associated Clubs, Inc.); Howard Higgins (The Redpath Bureau); Herman E. Klappert; Harry Byrd Kline (Washington Speakers Conference on Public Affairs); Mead Layne; Lowell; Edmund W. Nash (McGraw Hill Book Company, Inc.); Grace Sims Peat (Harold R. Peat, Inc.); H.W. Pier; H. Raaus(???); Russell Reid (Executives Club); Winston Ross; Robley D. Stevens; Charles Vanda (WCAU, Philadelphia); Harvey N. Volkmar (Geyer Advertizing, Inc.); Herbert J. Wilkins; Reginald Wood (Boy Scouts of America); Roderick M. Wright (Indiana House of Representatives) 2. "Statement by Mr. R.G. Casey, Minister for External Affairs, on the establishment of a scientific research station on the Antarctic mainland" 3. Information on Dates, Travel Schedules (Associated Clubs, Inc.)

Correspondence 13 2 1954 Scope and Contents

Includes: Correspondence with: J.A. Allis (The Explorers Club); Brennan; Russell Bridges (Alkahest Celebrity Bureau); Alford Carleton (Aleppo College); Drouth(?); Harold M. Dudley (American Council of Commercial Laboratories, Inc.); Robert R. Hansen (TNT Productions); Meade Layne (Borderland Sciences Research Associates); Reynolds C. Mason; E.F. McDonald (Zenith Radio Corp.); Archibald McLachlen (McLachlen Banking Corp.); William J. Murphy (V.I.P. Service, Inc.); E.J. Purfield; Florence M. Read; Finn Ronne; W.A. Rundle; R.E. Shreck; Carl Werner Skogholm; Harold Smith; Chester Versteeg; Suzanne Wilkins 2. Invitation to Washington Speakers Conference; Restaurant Menu

Correspondence 13 3 1955 Scope and Contents

Includes: Correspondence with: J.A. Allis; J. Brian Bird (McGill University); Russell Bridges (Alkahest Celebrity Bureau); S.S. Brown (Australian News and Information Bureau); L.O. Colbert (Arctic Institute of North America); J.K. Davis; H.M. Dudley (The Washington Pilgrimage); Earl; Harold H. Hart; Howard Higgins (Redpath Bureau); E.B. Hinckley (Babson Institute of Business Administration); Charles B. Hitchcock (American Geographical Society); Chas. H. Holmes (Walkabout Australian Geographical Magazine); A.R. Kapadia; Charles J. Keim; Lowell; Tom McConica (American Ski Company); Ernest N. Patty (University of Alaska); Biel Rundle (International Northwest Aviation Council); John Sampson (Kemsley Newspapers Ltd of London); Mark E. Smith Jr.; Anne Wilkins; Winston; Roderick M. Wright (Indiana House of Representatives); 2. Letter, illegible name 3. Herbert E. Budek Company, lest of "New Color Filmstrips of the American Geographical Society" 4. Pamphlets: McGill University, Washington Pilgrimage, 5. American Philosophical Society Calendar 6. Misc. Invitations, Notices of Appointments

Correspondence 13 4 1956 Scope and Contents

Includes: 1. Correspondence with: Russell Bridges (Alkahest celebrity Bureau); Noel Ivan Burton; Cyril Clemens; Robert Cluett (US Coast Guard); J. Donovan (Dept. of External Affairs: Antarctic Division); Dorian & Company; Ruth & Harold Dudley (Washington Pilgrimage); Georgee Vilbart Douglas; Harold M. Dudley (Washington Liaison Service); Louis S. Edman (Optical Company); J. B. Foote; Goresline; Dan Hale; Harold H. Hart; Edward B. Hinckley; Charles B. Hitchcock (American Geographical Society); Roy Jansen; Charles J. Keim (University of Alaska); Serge A. Korff (Explorer's Club); P.G. Law; John P. Neal; E.E. Nishibori; Rodolfo N.M. Panzarini (Instituto Antarctico Argentino); George F. Pierrot (Fred Black Associates); Joseph Robinson; Finn Ronne; Rosie; Emory Ross (Albert Schweitzer Fellowship); R.B. Sawtell (Kimberly Clark Corp.); Robert C. Seyfried; George C. Starry; Paul-Emile Victor (Expeditions Polaires Francaises); Barrett Wilaughby; W.P. Williams (Burlington Hotel); 2. 'The Stature of a Man" by Addison A. Vestal (Albert Schweitzer Fellowship) 3. "Ronne Gets Antarctic Task To Head Weddell Sea Base", New York Times clipping

Correspondence 13 5 1957 Scope and Contents

Includes: 1. Correspondence with: James A. Allis (to Mr. P.B. Law, Australian Dept. of External Affairs); Bruce Barton (Will Clayton, Hugh Moore); Darrel Brady; Gwendolyn Branch; Russell Bridges (Alkahest Celebrity Bureau); 'Darlyne'; Stephen L. Debalta; Harold M. Dudley (The Washington Pilgrimage); J. Glenn Dyer; Bob Engler; Arthur M. Fitts (Farmers and Mechanics Savings Bank); Robert P. Garnet; Roth Gene(?); John Hanessian; Austin Henschel; Howard Higgins (The Redpath Bureau); 'Jackie'; Jones; Warren H. Kulieke (The Urantia Brotherhood); J. Lauritzen; P.G. Law; J. De Lettera (Royal-Globe Insurance Group); 'The Littles'; Arthur Lush; MacFarland, Aveyard & Company; Douglas Mawson; Richard H. Miller; Grace Sims Peat; Percy; Dorothy G. Pope; Jack Rieger; Winthrop J. Robbins; Joseph Robinson; Emory Ross; R.A. Swan; Edward A. Rumely; Harold Sherman; Percy C. Spender; Evelyn Stefansson; John H. Tarris; Gordon Vaeth; Emile Walters; Ray J. Will; Hoke S. Wofford; James F. Griffin(?); 2. Polar Exploration Coers 3. Dept. of Public Printing and Stationary (Geographical Bulletin No. 8) 4. Anare Story 5. "Australian Explorer's Cairn Found in Antarctica"

Correspondence 13 6 1958 Scope and Contents

Includes: 1. Correspondence with: John Bechervaise; James A. Bell; Brains & Brawn; Bill Breisky; Ralph P. Bridges; City Club of New York; Richard G. Coffin; Robert Cohen; Wilbur Cross; Raymond Daves; John S. Day; L.M. Dehl; Raymond M. Dinsmore; Preston A. Douglas; Harold M Dudley; C. Halliwell Duell; Robert H. Engler; Gil Fates; Wilson Follett; Boris Frank; Laurence M. Gould; Robert R. Hansen; Henderson; Howard Higgins (The Redpath Bureau); Edward B. Hinckley; Fenley Hunter; Arthur Joyce; F.K.; Ann Kaminsky (What's My Line?); Robert C. Keller; Serge A. Korff; H.J. Levensohn; Patricia T. Levine; John M. Lindsay; William R. Lowe; George H. Maines; Richard H. Miller; O'Connell; The Pelham Exchange; Henry Phillips; Terence M. Read; Philip L. Reed; E.A. Royce; USS Skate; H.R. Tarris; Paul H. Tobias; Russell A. Walkey; Stanley Wertheim; Herbert W. Williamson; Winston; Daniel H.H. Ingalls; Norman Gelison(?); H.M. Dudley (The Washington Pilgrimage); 2. Urantia Brotherhood (General Council, Member List), Statement of Receipts 3. Misc. Invitations, Pamphlets

Correspondence 13 7 undated Scope and Contents

Includes: 1. Correspondence with: J.A. Bath; Russell Bridges (Alkahest Celebrity Bureau); ALice McMurthe Biddle; Russell Clovece(?); Robert Couse; William Danice; J. Allan Dunn; Elliott; Frea; Greaves; Howard Higgins (The Redpath Bureau); Hildesheim; A.J. Kirshner; Sol Lesser; George Marstan; Ingrid Von Mater; Tom Mcarlic; R.J. Parsones; R.M. Pettit; Jean Philippe; Ward Randol; Ronald; Felice Swadof; Mr. Earl Thacker; Ed Uhl; Grace Underwood; Anne Wilkins; Winston; 2. Many, many illegible, handwritten notes

Expeditions/Trips Series 4 7.94 Cubic feet 1912-1996 Scope and Contents

The Expeditions/Trips series, dated 1912-1996, includes the files of Wilkins' expeditions, and contains articles, correspondence, diaries, financial records, legal records, notes and reports. The series also includes scrapbooks, including one concerning the Graf Zeppelin flight around the world. The series also includes articles, film proposals, and event materials created after Wilkins' death regarding these expeditions. The following trips are documented in this series: Balkan War 1912; Sandow Chocolate Company Photographic Project 1912; Trinidad/West Indies 1912-1913; Canadian Arctic Expedition with Stefansson 1913-1916; England to Australia Air Race 1919; British Imperial Antarctic Expedition 1919-1920; Shackleton Antarctic Expedition 1921-1922; Russia for the Quakers 1922-1923; Wilkins Australian and Island Expedition 1923-1925; Wilkins-Detroit Arctic Expeditions 1926-1928; Wilkins-Hearst Antarctic Expeditions 1928-1930; Graf Zeppelin Around the World Trip 1929; Wilkins-Ellsworth Trans-Arctic Submarine Expedition 1931; Ellsworth Antarctic Flight Expeditions 1930s; Hindenburg Trip 1936; Soviet Search Expedition 1937; and Second Submarine Expedition Plans 1937-1940.

Balkan War: Reports: Sir Hubert Wilkins - War Photographer for the Gaumont Company Cinematographers, London 13 8 1912 Sandow Chocolate Company Photographic Project: Christmas 13 9 1912 Trinidad and the West Indies 13 10 circa 1912-1913 Canadian Arctic Expedition with Vilhjalmur Stefansson (1913-1916), Correspondence and Legal Documents 13 11 1913-1915 Canadian Arctic Expedition with Vilhjalmur Stefansson (1913-1916), Notebook of George Hubert Wilkins 13 12 circa 1913-1914 Canadian Arctic Expedition with Vilhjalmur Stefansson (1913-1916), photographic exposure record and diary 15 44 1913-1916 Canadian Arctic Expedition with Vilhjalmur Stefansson (1913-1916), Reports 13 13 circa 1913-1923 England to Australia Air Race 13 14 1919-1920 England to Australia Air Race, Diary of George Hubert Wilkins 13 15 1919 British Imperial Antarctic Expedition (1919-1920): Correspondence and Reports 13 16 1919-1920 General Note

This expedition is also known as the Cope Expedition to Graham Land; Wilkins was second in command to John Lachlan Cope on this expedition.

Shackleton Antarctic Expedition (1921-1922): Correspondence 13 17 1921-1922 Shackleton Antarctic Expedition (1921-1922): Correspondence, letters to his mother by George Hubert Wilkins 13 18 1921 September- 1922 June Shackleton Antarctic Expedition (1921-1922): Diary "Expedition Happenings" 13 19 1921 Shackleton Antarctic Expedition (1921-1922): Diary "Scientific" 13 20 1921 Shackleton Antarctic Expedition (1921-1922): Diaries 13 21 1921 November-December Shackleton Antarctic Expedition (1921-1922): Diary 13 22 1922 January-March Shackleton Antarctic Expedition (1921-1922): Diary 13 23 1922 May-July Shackleton Antarctic Expedition (1921-1922): Diary 13 24 1922 July-September Shackleton Antarctic Expedition (1921-1922): Journal "Entomological/Geological" 13 25 1921-1922 Shackleton Antarctic Expedition (1921-1922): Journal "Mammals" 13 26 1921-1922 Shackleton Antarctic Expedition (1921-1922): Journals (two items) "Ornithological" 13 27 1921-1922 Shackleton Antarctic Expedition (1921-1922): Report: Geological Observations by G. Vibert Douglas - Geologist to the Expedition 13 28 undated Shackleton Antarctic Expedition (1921-1922): Reports (Notes): of George H. Wilkins, Naturalist 13.1 1 1921-1922 Shackleton Antarctic Expedition (1921-1922): Reports, miscellaneous 13.1 2 1921-1922, 1943 Shackleton Antarctic Expedition (1921-1922): Writings on by George H. Wilkins 13.1 3 undated Russia for the Quakers 13.1 4 1922-1923 Scope and Contents

Contents of this folder include a diary.

Wilkins Australian and Island Expedition: Correspondence 13.1 5 1923-1925, circa 1940s, undated Wilkins Australian and Island Expedition: Field Notes 13.1 6 circa 1923-1924 Wilkins Australian and Island Expedition: Reports 13.1 7 1923-1924 Wilkins Australian and Island Expedition: Reports 13.1 8 1923-1924 Wilkins Australian and Island Expedition: Reports: Tribal Behavior/Traditions 13.1 9 1924 Wilkins-Detroit Arctic Expeditions: An Arctic Adventure by Howard H. Mason 13.1 10 1927 October Wilkins-Detroit Arctic Expeditions: Article: " Out of the North Came Two Dead Men" By Edward A. Herron in Pageant 13.1 11 1955 August Wilkins-Detroit Arctic Expeditions: Article: "Over the Top of the World" by Vilhjalmur Stefansson in The American Magazine 13.1 12 1928 September Wilkins-Detroit Arctic Expeditions: Article: "Wilkins Goes Over the Top" by Burt McConnell in The Elks Magazine 13.1 13 1928 June Wilkins-Detroit Arctic Expeditions: Books 13.1 14 1930, 1932 Wilkins-Detroit Arctic Expeditions: Correspondence 13.1 15 1926-1927 Wilkins-Detroit Arctic Expeditions: Correspondence 13.1 16 1928-1929 Wilkins-Detroit Arctic Expeditions: Description of Flights 13.1 17 undated Wilkins-Detroit Arctic Expeditions: Report: Detroit Arctic Expedition, The: 1926 13.1 18 1926 Wilkins-Detroit Arctic Expeditions: Detroit Aviation Society 13.1 19 1926-1928 Wilkins-Detroit Arctic Expeditions: Diaries 13.1 20 1927-1928 Wilkins-Detroit Arctic Expeditions: Financial and Plans of Operation 13.1 21 1926 Wilkins-Detroit Arctic Expeditions: Financial and Plans of Operation 13.1 22 1927 Wilkins-Detroit Arctic Expeditions: Flying the Arctic by Captain George Hubert Wilkins 13.1 23 1928-1929 Wilkins-Detroit Arctic Expeditions: Legal Records 13.1 24 1927, undated Scope and Contents

Lockheed Vega purchase agreement, 1927; Fokker purchase agreement, undated; Detroit News Agreement to sponsor expedition

Wilkins-Detroit Arctic Expeditions: Paper: "Arctic Flights" by Sir George Hubert Wilkins: Published by the Royal Aeronautical Society 13.1 25 1928 Wilkins-Detroit Arctic Expeditions: Plans of operation and flight chart 13.1 26 1928 Wilkins-Detroit Arctic Expeditions: Point Barrow to Spitzbergen Flight: Articles 13.1 27 1928 Scope and Contents

See also Series 8: Newspaper Clippings, Box 28, Folder 18, newspaper clippings, 1928.

Wilkins-Detroit Arctic Expeditions: Point Barrow to Spitzbergen Flight: Log and Observation Charts 13.1 28 1928 Wilkins-Detroit Arctic Expeditions: Point Barrow to Spitzbergen Flight: Telegrams Conveying Congratulations 13.1 29 1928 Wilkins-Detroit Arctic Expeditions: Report: Flight over Arctic Ice from Point Barrow, Alaska - March 29 to April 22, 1927 13.1 30 1927 May 2 Wilkins-Detroit Arctic Expeditions: Report: Third year (1928) -Unedited copy 13.1 31 1928 Wilkins-Detroit Arctic Expeditions: Report: "Draft of Report of the Detroit - Arctic Expedition" by Captain George Wilkins 13.1 32 1928 Wilkins-Detroit Arctic Expeditions: Report: "General Report: Detroit News - Wilkins Expedition, 1927" by George Hubert Wilkins 13.1 33 1927 Wilkins-Hearst Antarctic Expedition: Article: "Wings Over the Wasteland" by Sir Hubert Wilkins: in The Sportsman Pilot 13.1 34 1930 May Wilkins-Hearst Antarctic Expedition: Cable: T.V. Ranck to William Randolph Hearst 13.1 35 1928 July 5 Scope and Contents

Wilkins' acceptance of Hearst's funds to sponsor Antarctic Expedition.

Wilkins-Hearst Antarctic Expedition: Correspondence from British government officials concerning land acquisition 13.1 36 1928-1929 Wilkins-Hearst Antarctic Expedition: Correspondence 14 1 1928-1930, 1949 Wilkins-Hearst Antarctic Expedition: Diary 14 2 1929 Wilkins-Hearst Antarctic Expedition: Equipment and Supplies 14 3 1928 Wilkins-Hearst Antarctic Expedition: Financial 14 4 1928-1930 Wilkins-Hearst Antarctic Expedition: Notebook: Navigational Information and Notes 14 5 circa 1929 Wilkins-Hearst Antarctic Expedition: Photography, listing of negatives 14 6 undated Wilkins-Hearst Antarctic Expedition: Radiograms 14 7 1928 Wilkins-Hearst Antarctic Expedition: Report (Published):"Further Antarctic Explorations" : The Geographical Review, by Captain Sir Hubert Wilkins 14 8 1930 Wilkins-Hearst Antarctic Expedition: Report: "KOKA (Pittsburgh) to Broadcast Messages Weekly to Sir Hubert Wilkins in the Antarctic " 14 9 1929 September 28 Wilkins-Hearst Antarctic Expedition: Report (Published): "The Wilkins-Hearst Antarctic Expedition 1928-1929": The Geographical Review, by Captain Sir Hubert Wilkins 14 10 1929 July Wilkins-Hearst Antarctic Expedition: Reports (manuscripts): Expeditions 1928-1929, and 1929-1930 14 11 1928-1930 Wilkins-Hearts Antarctic Expedition: Telegrams 14 12 circa 1928-1930 Scope and Contents

Includes messages from Richard E. Byrd and Byrd Station.

Graf Zeppelin- Around the World Trip: "The Graf Zeppelin Around the World Flight," by Sir Hubert Wilkins 14 13 undated Graf Zeppelin - Around the World Trip: Correspondence and telegrams concerning 14 14 1929-1984 Scope and Contents

Also includes 1935 Trans-Atlantic trip correspondence.

Graf Zeppelin - Around the World Trip: Ephemera from 14 15 1929 Graf Zeppelin - Around the World Trip: In-flight news stories by Sir Hubert Wilkins 14 16 1929 Wilkins-Ellsworth Trans Arctic Submarine Expedition: American Geographical Society 14 17 1930 Wilkins-Ellsworth Trans Arctic Submarine Expedition: Announcement 14 18 1931 Scope and Contents

Includes biographical sketches of Wilkins and Ellsworth and letter of support from The Cleveland Museum of Natural History.

Wilkins-Ellsworth Trans Arctic Submarine Expedition: Announcement: NBC Artists Service: Story of Submarine Expedition to North Pole 14 19 circa 1931 Wilkins-Ellsworth Trans Arctic Submarine Expedition: Articles on 14 20 1930s-1940s Wilkins-Ellsworth Trans Arctic Submarine Expedition: Articles on 14 21 1950s Wilkins-Ellsworth Trans Arctic Submarine Expedition: Articles on 14 22 1960s Wilkins-Ellsworth Trans Arctic Submarine Expedition: Articles on 14 23 1970s-1980s Wilkins-Ellsworth Trans Arctic Submarine Expedition: Articles on 14 24 undated Scope and Contents

See also Box 28 Folder 23-24: Newspaper Clippings, 1931

Wilkins-Ellsworth Trans Arctic Submarine Expedition: Article on postal history of, by David J. Larson, Jr. 14 25 1981 Wilkins-Ellsworth Trans Arctic Submarine Expedition: Articles: By Sir George Hubert Wilkins 14 26 1931, 1937, 1958 Wilkins-Ellsworth Trans Arctic Submarine Expedition: Articles: Related to Submarine Expeditions and Arctic Region 14 27 circa 1921-1930 Wilkins-Ellsworth Trans Arctic Submarine Expedition: Book 14 28 circa 1935 Russian Wilkins-Ellsworth Trans Arctic Submarine Expedition: British Admiralty, bill and cover letter for services performed at the H.M. Dockyard, Devonport 14 29 1931 November Wilkins-Ellsworth Trans Arctic Submarine Expedition: Correspondence 14 30 undated Wilkins-Ellsworth Trans Arctic Submarine Expedition: Correspondence 14 31 1930 Wilkins-Ellsworth Trans Arctic Submarine Expedition: Correspondence: Drawing and Best Wishes Note from "Mickey Mouse and Walt Disney" 14 32 1931 Wilkins-Ellsworth Trans Arctic Submarine Expedition: Correspondence 14 33 1931 January-February Wilkins-Ellsworth Trans Arctic Submarine Expedition: Correspondence 14 34 1931 March Wilkins-Ellsworth Trans Arctic Submarine Expedition: Correspondence 14 35 1931 April Wilkins-Ellsworth Trans Arctic Submarine Expedition: Correspondence 14 36 1931 May Wilkins-Ellsworth Trans Arctic Submarine Expedition: Correspondence 14.1 1 1931 June-August Wilkins-Ellsworth Trans Arctic Submarine Expedition: Correspondence 14.1 2 1931 September-December Wilkins-Ellsworth Trans Arctic Submarine Expedition: Correspondence 14.1 3 1932 Wilkins-Ellsworth Trans Arctic Submarine Expedition: Correspondence 14.1 4 1933 Wilkins-Ellsworth Trans Arctic Submarine Expedition: Correspondence 14.1 5 1934 Wilkins-Ellsworth Trans Arctic Submarine Expedition: Correspondence 14.1 6 1940-1957 Wilkins-Ellsworth Trans Arctic Submarine Expedition: Correspondence and press clippings 15 45 1958 Wilkins-Ellsworth Trans Arctic Submarine Expedition: Correspondence and press releases with Lincoln Ellsworth 14.1 7 1930-1931 Wilkins-Ellsworth Trans Arctic Submarine Expedition: Correspondence with Simon Luke and Sloan Danenhower concerning submarine O-12 (Nautilus) 14.1 8 1930-1933 Wilkins-Ellsworth Trans Arctic Submarine Expedition: Diary 14.1 9 1931 February Wilkins-Ellsworth Trans Arctic Submarine Expedition: Equipment and Supplies 14.1 10 1931 Wilkins-Ellsworth Trans Arctic Submarine Expedition: Explorer's Club: Proposed Script 14.1 11 1981 Wilkins-Ellsworth Trans Arctic Submarine Expedition: Event to Celebrate 50th Anniversary of Expedition 14.1 12 1981 November 5 Wilkins-Ellsworth Trans Arctic Submarine Expedition: Financial Records 14.1 13 1931 Wilkins-Ellsworth Trans Arctic Submarine Expedition: Financial Records 14.1 14 1932 Wilkins-Ellsworth Trans Arctic Submarine Expedition: General and Notes 14.1 15 circa 1931 Wilkins-Ellsworth Trans Arctic Submarine Expedition: Graf Zeppelin, proposed meeting with at the North Pole 14.1 16 1931 Wilkins-Ellsworth Trans Arctic Submarine Expedition: Hearst Newspapers 14.1 17 1931 Wilkins-Ellsworth Trans Arctic Submarine Expedition: Legal Records: Contracts and Statements of Agreement 14.1 18 1931, 1954 Wilkins-Ellsworth Trans Arctic Submarine Expedition: Mail - Aboard the Nautilus: List of Names of People 14.1 19 1931 Wilkins-Ellsworth Trans Arctic Submarine Expedition: Manuscripts: Chapters 1-4 for Book 14.1 20 undated Wilkins-Ellsworth Trans Arctic Submarine Expedition: Manuscript: Story about the Nautilus Expedition of 1931 14.1 21 undated Wilkins-Ellsworth Trans Arctic Submarine Expedition: Maps and Charts 14.1 22 circa 1927-1931 Wilkins-Ellsworth Trans Arctic Submarine Expedition: Media Presentations: Movies and Radio Broadcast 14.1 23 circa 1931 Wilkins-Ellsworth Trans Arctic Submarine Expedition: Motion picture film proposal by Nan Pulsifer 14.1 24 circa 1980s Wilkins-Ellsworth Trans Arctic Submarine Expedition: Motion picture film proposed by Roger Mitchell 14.1 25 1996 Wilkins-Ellsworth Trans Arctic Submarine Expedition: Myers, Ray, correspondence and newspaper clippings 14.1 26 1933-1983 Wilkins-Ellsworth Trans Arctic Submarine Expedition: Nautilus code Polar Small Accessions 3 3 1931 General Note

Originally found inside of Item 4, Nautilus wooden chest.

Wilkins-Ellsworth Trans Arctic Submarine Expedition: "Nautilus": Specifications 14.1 27 undated Wilkins-Ellsworth Trans Arctic Submarine Expedition: Nautilus: Specifications (Notebook) 14.1 28 circa 1931 Wilkins-Ellsworth Trans Arctic Submarine Expedition: Newspaper Clippings 14.1 29 circa 1930s Wilkins-Ellsworth Trans Arctic Submarine Expedition: Oceanographic Summary 14.1 30 1931 Wilkins-Ellsworth Trans Arctic Submarine Expedition: Proposal - Meteorological Observations 14.1 31 circa 1931 Wilkins-Ellsworth Trans Arctic Submarine Expedition: Radiograms 14.1 32 1931 Wilkins-Ellsworth Trans Arctic Submarine Expedition: Radiograms 14.1 33 1931 Wilkins-Ellsworth Trans Arctic Submarine Expedition: Related Information: USS Skate, USS Nautilus, The Nautilus Library 14.1 34 1959, 1962, undated Wilkins-Ellsworth Trans Arctic Submarine Expedition: Report: "Manuscript for Circulation to Fulfill an Agreement Made with Hearst Enterprises" by Captain Sir Hubert Wilkins 14.1 35 1931 Wilkins-Ellsworth Trans Arctic Submarine Expedition: Report: Nautilus Submarine Expedition by Sir Hubert Wilkins 14.1 36 1947 Wilkins-Ellsworth Trans Arctic Submarine Expedition: Report: "Regarding Service of J. Jansen on Trans Arctic Submarine "Nautilus" by Ralph Show 14.1 37 circa 1931 Wilkins-Ellsworth Trans Arctic Submarine Expedition: Report: "Scientific Results of the Nautilus Expedition, 1931," by H.U. Sverdrup and F.M. Soule 14.1 38 1933 March Wilkins-Ellsworth Trans Arctic Submarine Expedition: Reports - by Sir Hubert Wilkins 14.1 39 1931-1932 Scope and Contents

Includes diary: May - September, 1931, as well as the Nautilus ship's log for the voyage.

Wilkins-Ellsworth Trans Arctic Submarine Expedition: Reports - other authors 15 1 1931-1933, undated Wilkins-Ellsworth Trans Arctic Submarine Expedition: Roster of crew members with signatures 15 2 1931 May Wilkins-Ellsworth Trans Arctic Submarine Expedition: Schedule (tentative) of Nautilus 15 3 1931 Wilkins-Ellsworth Trans Arctic Submarine Expedition: Stationary and postal stamps 15 4 1931 Wilkins-Ellsworth Trans Arctic Submarine Expedition: Sullivan, Pat, "Felix the Cat" cartoons with best wishes for the expedition 15 5 undated Wilkins-Ellsworth Trans Arctic Submarine Expedition: Terrestrial Magnetism Observations 15 6 1931 Wilkins-Ellsworth Trans Arctic Submarine Expedition: Texaco 15 7 1931 Wilkins-Ellsworth Trans Arctic Submarine Expedition: "Trans Arctic Submarine Expedition, Inc" 15 8 1931 Scope and Contents

Includes Incorporation Certificate, By-Laws, Information of Representative, Purpose.

Wilkins-Ellsworth Trans Arctic Submarine Expedition: "Under the North Pole," correspondence about 15 9 1931 Wilkins-Ellsworth Trans Arctic Submarine Expedition: "Under the North Pole," financial and legal documents 15 10 1931 Wilkins-Ellsworth Trans Arctic Submarine Expedition: "Under the North Pole," publicity piece 15 11 1931 Wilkins-Ellsworth Trans Arctic Submarine Expedition: U.S. Navy 15 12 1931 Wilkins-Ellsworth Trans Arctic Submarine Expedition: Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution 15 13 1931 Ellsworth Antarctic Flight Expeditions: Correspondence 15 14 undated Scope and Contents note

Contains some incomplete letters.

Ellsworth Antarctic Flight Expeditions: Correspondence 15 15 1932 Ellsworth Antarctic Flight Expeditions: Correspondence 15 16 1933 Ellsworth Antarctic Flight Expeditions: Correspondence 15 17 1934 Ellsworth Antarctic Flight Expeditions: Correspondence 15 18 1935 Ellsworth Antarctic Flight Expeditions: Correspondence 15 19 1936 Ellsworth Antarctic Flight Expeditions: Correspondence 15 20 1937 Ellsworth Antarctic Flight Expeditions: Correspondence 15 21 1938 Ellsworth Antarctic Flight Expeditions: Correspondence 15 22 1939-1940 Ellsworth Antarctic Flight Expeditions: Correspondence 15 23 1954 Ellsworth Antarctic Flight Expeditions: Correspondence concerning Lauritz Liavaag (member of the Wyatt Earp Crew) 15 24 1946-1951 Ellsworth Antarctic Flight Expeditions: Crew Listings 15 25 1933-1938 Ellsworth Antarctic Flight Expeditions: Diary: "Ellsworth's Diary Trans Antarctic Flight, November 23 - December 15, 1935 Little America December 15 - January 15, 1936" 15 26 1935-1936 Scope and Contents

Item is signed HW

Ellsworth Antarctic Flight Expeditions: Diary, kept by Sir Hubert Wilkins 15 27 1938 January-March Ellsworth Antarctic Flight Expeditions: Equipment-Supplies 15 28 circa 1932-1939 Ellsworth Antarctic Flight Expeditions: Equipment-Supply Lists 15 29 1933 Ellsworth Antarctic Flight Expeditions: Equipment-Supply Lists 15 30 1934 Ellsworth Antarctic Flight Expeditions: Equipment-Supply Lists 15 31 1936 Ellsworth Antarctic Flight Expeditions: Equipment-Supply Lists 15 32 1938 Ellsworth Antarctic Flight Expeditions: Equipment-Supply Lists 15 33 1939 Ellsworth Antarctic Flight Expeditions: Equipment-Supply Lists, Ellsworth personal equipment 15 34 1935 Ellsworth Antarctic Flight Expeditions: Financial Records 15 35 undated Ellsworth Antarctic Flight Expeditions: Financial Records 15 36 1932 Ellsworth Antarctic Flight Expeditions: Financial Records 15 37 1933 Ellsworth Antarctic Flight Expeditions: Financial Records 15 38 1934 Ellsworth Antarctic Flight Expeditions: Financial Records 15 39 1935 Ellsworth Antarctic Flight Expeditions: Financial Records 15 40 1936 Ellsworth Antarctic Flight Expeditions: Financial Records 15 41 1937 Ellsworth Antarctic Flight Expeditions: Financial Records 15 42 1938 Ellsworth Antarctic Flight Expeditions: Financial Records 15 43 1939 Ellsworth Antarctic Flight Expeditions: Financial Records: Ledger 15.1 1 1933-1936 Ellsworth Antarctic Flight Expeditions: Flight summaries, data, and photograph listings 16 1 1934-1936 Ellsworth Antarctic Flight Expeditions: Legal Records: Contracts, Agreements 16 2 circa 1932-1940 Ellsworth Antarctic Flight Expeditions: Manuscripts: "Lincoln Ellsworth's Own Story Leading to the Trans Antarctic Flight" 16 3 circa 1930s Ellsworth Antarctic Flight Expeditions: Meteorological Log 15.1 2 1938-1939 Ellsworth Antarctic Flight Expeditions: Notes 16 4 circa 1932-1939 Ellsworth Antarctic Flight Expeditions: Press Releases 16 5 circa 1934-1935 Ellsworth Antarctic Flight Expeditions: Press Releases 16 6 1938-1939 Ellsworth Antarctic Flight Expeditions: Radiograms - Telegrams 16 7 undated Ellsworth Antarctic Flight Expeditions: Radiograms - Telegrams 16 8 1932 Ellsworth Antarctic Flight Expeditions: Radiograms - Telegrams 16 9 1933 Ellsworth Antarctic Flight Expeditions: Radiograms - Telegrams 16 10 1934 Ellsworth Antarctic Flight Expeditions: Radiograms - Telegrams 16 11 1935 Ellsworth Antarctic Flight Expeditions: Radiograms - Telegrams 16 12 1936-1937 Ellsworth Antarctic Flight Expeditions: Radiograms - Telegrams 16 13 1938-1940 Ellsworth Antarctic Flight Expeditions: Radiograms -Telegrams to and from Admiral Richard Byrd 16 14 1934-1935, undated Ellsworth Antarctic Flight Expeditions: Radiograms-Telegrams sent to the New York Times 16 15 1934 October-1935 January Ellsworth Antarctic Flight Expeditions: Radiograms-Telegrams sent to the New York Times 16 16 1935 November-1936 February Ellsworth Antarctic Flight Expeditions: Reports: First Expedition 16 17 1932-1934 Ellsworth Antarctic Flight Expeditions: Reports: Second Expedition 16 18 1934-1935 Scope and Contents

Also includes, "Meteorological Diary from Deception Island (Snow-Hill) and Little Amerika (sic.) 19 Oktober (sic.) 1934 - 16 Jan. 1935." If you flip the item over, it also has ship's log for the Wyatt Earp, British Graham Land Expedition, November 17-23, 1935

Ellsworth Antarctic Flight Expeditions: Reports: Third Expedition 16 19 1935-1936 Ellsworth Antarctic Flight Expeditions: Reports: Fourth Expedition 16 20 1938-1939 Ellsworth Antarctic Flight Expeditions: Reports: "Plans for the Use of the M/S Wyatt Earp" by Sir Hubert Wilkins 16 21 undated Ellsworth Antarctic Flight Expeditions: Reports: "My Four Antarctic Expeditions," by Lincoln Ellsworth 16 22 circa 1939 Ellsworth Antarctic Flight Expeditions: Stationary, blank letterhead 16 23 undated Hindenburg Flight 16 24 1936 Second Submarine Expedition Plans: Certificate of Cooperation 16 25 circa 1937 Second Submarine Expedition Plans: Correspondence 16 26 1936-1937 Second Submarine Expedition Plans: Correspondence 16 27 1938-1947 Second Submarine Expedition Plans: Financial and Supply Lists 16 28 circa 1936-1940 Second Submarine Expedition Plans: Notes 16 29 circa 1936-1940 Second Submarine Expedition Plans: Proposal 16 30 circa 1937 Second Submarine Expedition Plans: Report: "Oxy-Hydrogen Condensation External Pressure Engine" By Ralph J. Scanlan 16 31 1940, undated Soviet Search Expedition: Article: "Our Search for the Lost Aviators" by Sir Hubert Wilkins: in The National Geographic Magazine 16 32 1938 August Soviet Search Expedition: Articles: Series of eight articles concerning Russian airplane flight from Moscow to Alaska 16 33 1937 Soviet Search Expedition: Correspondence 16 34 1937 Soviet Search Expedition: Correspondence 16 35 1938, undated Soviet Search Expedition: Financial Records and Supply Lists 16 36 1937-1938 Soviet Search Expedition: Manual: Emergency instructions; questions-phrases in Russian 16 37 1937-1938 Soviet Search Expedition: Navigational: Flight and Aircraft Engine Logs 16 38 circa 1937-1938 Soviet Search Expedition: Notebook 17 1 1937 Soviet Search Expedition: Personnel of Wilkins Search for Levanevsky 17 2 1937 December 4 Soviet Search Expedition: Press Releases-Memorandum, Diary 17 3 1937-1938 Soviet Search Expedition: Radio Broadcast: Ted Collins and Kate Smith 17 4 1938 April 6 Soviet Search Expedition: Report: "Radio Report Soviet Search Expedition; November 1937-March 1938" by W.R. Wilson Radio Engineer 17 5 1938 March 28 Soviet Search Expedition: Reports: By Captain Sir Hubert Wilkins: 1937-1938 17 6 1937-1938 Soviet Search Expedition: Telegrams: Weather Reports; messages from Russian Embassy; Reports of Search 17 7-10 1937-1938 Far East Mission: Log Book 17 11 circa 1941 Films and Sound Recordings Series 5 8.51 Cubic feet 1926-2000s Scope and Contents

The Films and Sound Recordings series, dated 1926-2000s, contains 8mm films, 16mm films, VHS videocassettes, Betacam videocassettes, DVDs, and audio recordings related to Wilkins' expeditions, military research, tributes, and his burial. The original films and audio recordings were created between 1926-1963, with the use copies of these materials created as needed at later dates. The series also contains recordings of Suzanne Wilkins, and audiovisual materials related to Wilkins' interests and expeditions. Much of the audio records in this series are recorded on vinyl phonograph records. Wilkins' expeditions and military work appear to be the most prominent subjects. A number of the items in this series are not identified or described.

Arrangement of Materials

Recordings with identified dates in the Films and Sound Recordings series are arranged chronologically (and alphabetically within when multiple recordings with the same date are present); followed by recordings for which dates could not be identified, arranged alphabetically by topic or title of the recording. Recordings for which neither topic nor date could be identified are found at the end of the series.

General Note

Use copies have been made of many of the original recordings found in this series. Because of this, users will find multiple versions/formats listed for many of the titles, as well as other notes about how the use copies coordinate with the originals; technical and physical information about the recordings; URL links to online-accessible recordings (when available); and shot lists, notes, and/or subject lists of recordings (when available).

Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements

Contains 8mm film, 16mm film, VHS videocassettes, Betacam videocassettes, DVDs, phonograph records, and magnetic audiotapes.

Detroiter, Alaskan, and Lockheed Vega airplanes 96 13 Use Copies 4 SPEC.PA.56.0006.UC010 Use Copies 4 SPEC.PA.56.0006.UC011 1926-1928 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 96 / Reel 13 (original) 16mm polyester film; black and white; no sound; approximate run time: 7:51 minutes Box Use Copies 4 / Cassette SPEC.PA.56.0006.UC010 VHS videocassette; black and white; no sound; approximate run time: 7:51 minutes Box Use Copies 4 / Disc SPEC.PA.56.0006.UC011 DVD; black and white; no sound; approximate run time: 7:51 minutes Scope and Contents Use Copies Content of original film has been transferred to use copies for access. One VHS and one DVD have been made. On both use copies, contents of the original film are the first track/first segment. Polar Exploration by Land, Air, and Sea 6 23 32 Use Copies 4 SPEC.PA.56.0006.UC028 Use Copies 4 SPEC.PA.56.0006.UC026 Use Copies 4 SPEC.PA.56.0006.UC027 1928-1931, 1955-1958 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Reel 6 (original) 16mm polyester film; color; no sound; approximate run time: 41:00 minutes Box Use Copies 4 / Cassette SPEC.PA.56.0006.UC026 VHS videocassette; color; no sound; approximate run time: 41:00 minutes Box Use Copies 4 / Cassette SPEC.PA.56.0006.UC027 VHS videocassette; color; no sound; approximate run time: 41:00 minutes Box Use Copies 4 / Disc SPEC.PA.56.0006.UC028 DVD; color; no sound; approximate run time: 41:00 minutes Scope and Contents Use Copies Content of original film has been transferred to use copies for access. Two VHS videocassettes and one DVD have been made. On all three recordings, the original film is the only item present. Film Notes Shot list and notes regarding contents of original film are available; these are stored in Box 23 / Folder 32. Subjects This appears to be a lecture film created by Wilkins, which consists of raw footage that Wilkins pieced together. Early scenes cover the 1928-1929 Wilkins-Nelson expedition and the 1931 Nautilus expedition; later scenes are from the International Geophysical Year (1955-1958). Also includes footage of Alaska, the Arctic, and Inuit individuals. Wilkins Antarctic Expedition, Deception Island 95 7 1928-1929 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 95 / Reel 7 16mm acetate and polyester film (spliced together); color; no sound; approximate run time: 7:47 minutes Scope and Contents Subjects Alaska, Barier Island, train, wild animals Wilkins Hearst Antarctic Expedition Use Copies 4 SPEC.PA.56.0006.UC010 Use Copies 4 SPEC.PA.56.0006.UC011 23 22 94 1 1928-1930 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 94 / Reel 1 (original) 16mm polyester film; black and white; no sound; approximate run time: 22:20 minutes Box Use Copies 4 / Cassette SPEC.PA.56.0006.UC010 VHS videocassette; black and white; no sound; approximate run time: 22:20 minutes Box Use Copies 4 / Disc SPEC.PA.56.0006.UC011 DVD; black and white; no sound; approximate run time: 22:20 minutes Scope and Contents Use Copies Content of original film has been transferred to use copies for access. One VHS and one DVD have been made. On both use copies, contents of the original film are the third track/third segment. Film Notes Shot list and notes regarding contents of original film are available; these are stored in Box 23 / Folder 22. Subjects Wilkins and crew on ship, Wilkins on snow machine, loading ship, penguins Existence and Location of Copies

This film is available to view online: https://hdl.handle.net/1811/07514b59-bf9a-466e-b675-2d4942a0ef9e

Ellsworth/Antarctica, Lockheed Vega, various expeditions Use Copies 4 SPEC.PA.56.0006.UC008 Use Copies 4 SPEC.PA.56.0006.UC007 23 25 Use Copies 4 SPEC.PA.56.0006.UC009 96 9 circa 1928-1930s Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 96 / Reel 9 (original) 16mm polyester and acetate film (spliced together); color; no sound; approximate run time: 6:48 minutes Box Use Copies 4 / Cassette SPEC.PA.56.0006.UC007 VHS videocassette; color; no sound; approximate run time: 6:48 minutes Box Use Copies 4 / Cassette SPEC.PA.56.0006.UC008 VHS videocassette; color; no sound; approximate run time: 6:48 minutes Box Use Copies 4 / Disc SPEC.PA.56.0006.UC009 DVD; color; no sound; approximate run time: 6:48 minutes Scope and Contents Use Copies Content of original film has been transferred to use copies for access. Two identical VHSs and one DVD have been made. On all three use copies, contents of the original film are the first track/first segment. Film Notes Shot list and notes regarding contents of original film are available; these are stored in Box 23 / Folder 25. Subjects Ellsworth, Antarctica, penguins, aerial footage, unloading Lockheed Vega from ship Graf Zeppelin flight Use Copies 4 SPEC.PA.56.0006.UC002 Use Copies 4 SPEC.PA.56.0006.UC005 Use Copies 4 SPEC.PA.56.0006.UC006 Use Copies 4 SPEC.PA.56.0006.UC001 96 7 23 27 1929 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 96 / Reel 7 (original) 16mm polyester film; black and white; no sound; approximate run time: 10:39 minutes Box Use Copies 4 / Cassette SPEC.PA.56.0006.UC001 VHS videocassette; black and white; no sound; approximate run time: 10:39 minutes Box Use Copies 4 / Cassette SPEC.PA.56.0006.UC002 VHS videocassette; black and white; no sound; approximate run time: 10:39 minutes Box Use Copies 4 / Disc SPEC.PA.56.0006.UC005 DVD; black and white; no sound; approximate run time: 10:39 minutes Box Use Copies 4 / Disc SPEC.PA.56.0006.UC006 DVD; black and white; no sound; approximate run time: 10:39 minutes Scope and Contents Use Copies Content of original film has been transferred to use copies for access. Two identical VHSs and two identical DVDs have been made. On the VHS use copies, contents of the original film are the sixth segment. On the DVD use copies, contents of the original film are the only track. Film Notes Shot list and notes regarding contents of original film are available; these are stored in Box 23 / Folder 27. Subjects Graf Zeppelin, Admiral Rosendahl, Chicago aerial view Wilkins-Hearst, Ellsworth expedition Use Copies 4 SPEC.PA.56.0006.UC001 Use Copies 4 SPEC.PA.56.0006.UC002 Use Copies 4 SPEC.PA.56.0006.UC003 Use Copies 4 SPEC.PA.56.0006.UC004 96 6 23 28 1929, 1934 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 96 / Reel 6 (original) 16mm polyester film; black and white; no sound; approximate run time: 12:02 minutes Box Use Copies 4 / Cassette SPEC.PA.56.0006.UC001 VHS videocassette; black and white; no sound; approximate run time: 12:02 minutes Box Use Copies 4 / Cassette SPEC.PA.56.0006.UC002 VHS videocassette; black and white; no sound; approximate run time: 12:02 minutes Box Use Copies 4 / Disc SPEC.PA.56.0006.UC003 DVD; black and white; no sound; approximate run time: 12:02 minutes Box Use Copies 4 / Disc SPEC.PA.56.0006.UC004 DVD; black and white; no sound; approximate run time: 12:02 minutes

Format note: negative film

Scope and Contents Use Copies Content of original film has been transferred to use copies for access. Two identical VHSs and two identical DVDs have been made. On all four use copies, contents of the original film are the seventh track/seventh segment. Film Notes Shot list and notes regarding contents of original film are available; these are stored in Box 23 / Folder 28. Subjects Ship, penguins, plane being lowered from ship Wilkins-Hearst second year 94 16 circa 1929 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 94 / Reel 16 16mm acetate film; black and white; no sound; approximate run time: 2:05 minutes Existence and Location of Copies

This film is available to view online: https://hdl.handle.net/1811/e49bf617-a231-42a0-9e58-faa75e595010

Wilkins-Hearst second year 23 6 94 15 circa 1929 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 94 / Reel 15 16mm acetate film; black and white; no sound; approximate run time: 2:38 minutes Scope and Contents Film Notes Shot list and notes regarding contents of original film are available; these are stored in Box 23 / Folder 6. Subjects Vega on ship, unloading, penguins Algiers, Italy, castle (Ellsworth's?), honeymoon 23 24 Use Copies 4 SPEC.PA.56.0006.UC008 Use Copies 4 SPEC.PA.56.0006.UC007 Use Copies 4 SPEC.PA.56.0006.UC009 96 10 1930s Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 96 / Reel 10 (original) 16mm polyester and acetate film (spliced together); black and white; no sound; approximate run time: 10:38 minutes Box Use Copies 4 / Cassette SPEC.PA.56.0006.UC007 VHS videocassette; black and white; no sound; approximate run time: 10:38 minutes Box Use Copies 4 / Cassette SPEC.PA.56.0006.UC008 VHS videocassette; black and white; no sound; approximate run time: 10:38 minutes Box Use Copies 4 / Disc SPEC.PA.56.0006.UC009 DVD; black and white; no sound; approximate run time: 10:38 minutes Scope and Contents Use Copies Content of original film has been transferred to use copies for access. Two identical VHSs and one DVD have been made. On all three use copies, contents of the original film are the third track/third segment. Film Notes Shot list and notes regarding contents of original film are available; these are stored in Box 23 / Folder 24. Subjects Lincoln Ellsworth, castle, Suzanne, Italy, Kurgarten Hotel Ellsworth Antarctic Expedition Use Copies 3 SPEC.PA.56.0006.UC023 Use Copies 3 SPEC.PA.56.0006.UC025 Use Copies 3 SPEC.PA.56.0006.UC024 4 23 31 1930s Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Reel 4 (original) 16mm acetate film; black and white; no sound; approximate run time: 40:11 minutes Box Use Copies 3 / Cassette SPEC.PA.56.0006.UC025 Betacam-SP videocassette; black and white; no sound; approximate run time: 40:11 minutes Box Use Copies 3 / Cassette SPEC.PA.56.0006.UC024 VHS videocassette; black and white; no sound; approximate run time: 40:11 minutes Box Use Copies 3 / Disc SPEC.PA.56.0006.UC023 DVD; black and white; no sound; approximate run time: 40:11 minutes Scope and Contents Use Copies Content of original film has been transferred to use copies for access. One Betacam videocassette, one VHS videocassette, and one DVD have been made. On all three recordings, the original film is the only item present. Film Notes Shot list and notes regarding contents of original film are available; these are stored in Box 23 / Folder 31. Subjects Lincoln Ellsworth, Polar Star, ship, equipment Ellsworth Antarctic Expedition Use Copies 3 SPEC.PA.56.0006.UC015 96 15 Use Copies 3 SPEC.PA.56.0006.UC018 23 19 1930s Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 96 / Reel 15 (original) 16mm polyester film; black and white; no sound; approximate run time: 13:20 minutes Box Use Copies 3 / Cassette SPEC.PA.56.0006.UC018 VHS videocassette; black and white; no sound; approximate run time: 13:20 minutes Box Use Copies 3 / Disc SPEC.PA.56.0006.UC015 DVD; black and white; no sound; approximate run time: 13:20 minutes

Format note: negative film

Scope and Contents Use Copies Content of original film has been transferred to use copies for access. One VHS and one DVD have been made. On both use copies, the original film is "#17." On the VHS, #17 is only recording present. On the DVD, #17 in the third track on Disc 2. Film Notes Shot list and notes regarding contents of original film are available; these are stored in Box 23 / Folder 19. Subjects Polar Star, Ellsworth, seals, ship Ellsworth Antarctic Expedition (1st year, reel number 1) 23 15 Use Copies 3 SPEC.PA.56.0006.UC015 95 3 Use Copies 3 SPEC.PA.56.0006.UC016 1930s Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 95 / Reel 3 (original) 16mm acetate film; black and white; no sound; approximate run time: 10:33 minutes Box Use Copies 3 / Cassette SPEC.PA.56.0006.UC016 VHS videocassette; black and white; no sound; approximate run time: 10:33 minutes Box Use Copies 3 / Disc SPEC.PA.56.0006.UC015 DVD; black and white; no sound; approximate run time: 10:33 minutes Scope and Contents Use Copies Content of original film has been transferred to use copies for access. One VHS and one DVD have been made. On both use copies, the original film is "#10." On the VHS, #10 is the first segment. On the DVD, #10 in the first track on Disc 1. Film Notes Shot list and notes regarding contents of original film are available; these are stored in Box 23 / Folder 15. Subjects Ellsworth, ship crew, ship preparing to depart Ellsworth Antarctic Expedition (1st year, reel number 2) Use Copies 3 SPEC.PA.56.0006.UC016 95 5 Use Copies 3 SPEC.PA.56.0006.UC015 23 13 1930s Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 95 / Reel 5 (original) 16mm acetate film; black and white; no sound; approximate run time: 7:30 minutes Box Use Copies 3 / Cassette SPEC.PA.56.0006.UC016 VHS videocassette; black and white; no sound; approximate run time: 7:30 minutes Box Use Copies 3 / Disc SPEC.PA.56.0006.UC015 DVD; black and white; no sound; approximate run time: 7:30 minutes Scope and Contents Use Copies Content of original film has been transferred to use copies for access. One VHS and one DVD have been made. On both use copies, the original film is "#11." On the VHS, #11 is the second segment. On the DVD, #11 in the second track on Disc 1. Film Notes Shot list and notes regarding contents of original film are available; these are stored in Box 23 / Folder 13. Subjects Ellsworth with penguins, ship in ice, Ellsworth on ship Existence and Location of Copies

This film is available to view online: https://hdl.handle.net/1811/348d871c-0956-4fcb-ab17-a2770ee070fc

Ellsworth Antarctic Expedition (1st year, reel number 3) Use Copies 3 SPEC.PA.56.0006.UC016 Use Copies 3 SPEC.PA.56.0006.UC015 96 16 23 18 1930s Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 96 / Reel 16 (original) 16mm acetate film; black and white; no sound; approximate run time: 10:50 minutes Box Use Copies 3 / Cassette SPEC.PA.56.0006.UC016 VHS videocassette; black and white; no sound; approximate run time: 10:50 minutes Box Use Copies 3 / Disc SPEC.PA.56.0006.UC015 DVD; black and white; no sound; approximate run time: 10:50 minutes Scope and Contents Use Copies Content of original film has been transferred to use copies for access. One VHS and one DVD have been made. On both use copies, the original film is "#12." On the VHS, #12 is the third segment. On the DVD, #12 in the third track on Disc 1. Film Notes Shot list and notes regarding contents of original film are available; these are stored in Box 23 / Folder 18. Subjects Assembling plane, plane in flight, Ellsworth Existence and Location of Copies

This film is available to view online: https://hdl.handle.net/1811/1a27167f-4545-4358-9995-c0ca6b053af5

Ellsworth Antarctic Expedition (2nd year, reel number 1) Use Copies 3 SPEC.PA.56.0006.UC017 Use Copies 3 SPEC.PA.56.0006.UC015 95 4 23 14 1930s Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 95 / Reel 4 (original) 16mm acetate film; black and white; no sound; approximate run time: 8:20 minutes Box Use Copies 3 / Cassette SPEC.PA.56.0006.UC017 VHS videocassette; black and white; no sound; approximate run time: 8:20 minutes Box Use Copies 3 / Disc SPEC.PA.56.0006.UC015 DVD; black and white; no sound; approximate run time: 8:20 minutes Existence and Location of Originals

This film is available to view online: https://hdl.handle.net/1811/6660b3d5-0f3a-4e34-ac23-57ab44a423f3

Scope and Contents Use Copies Content of original film has been transferred to use copies for access. One VHS and one DVD have been made. On both use copies, the original film is "#13." On the VHS, #13 is the first segment. On the DVD, #13 in the fourth track on Disc 1. Film Notes Shot list and notes regarding contents of original film are available; these are stored in Box 23 / Folder 14 Subjects Boarding the ship, views from ship, releasing balloon Ellsworth Antarctic Expedition (2nd year, reel number 2) 96 14 Use Copies 3 SPEC.PA.56.0006.UC017 Use Copies 3 SPEC.PA.56.0006.UC015 23 20 1930s Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 96 / Reel 14 (original) 16mm acetate film; black and white; no sound; approximate runtime: 6:56 minutes Box Use Copies 3 / Cassette SPEC.PA.56.0006.UC017 VHS videocassette; black and white; no sound; approximate runtime: 6:56 minutes Box Use Copies 3 / Disc SPEC.PA.56.0006.UC015 DVD; black and white; no sound; approximate runtime: 6:56 minutes Scope and Contents Use Copies Content of original film has been transferred to use copies for access. One VHS and one DVD have been made. On both use copies, the original film is "#14." On the VHS, #14 is the second segment. On the DVD, #14 in the fifth track on Disc 1. Film Notes Shot list and notes regarding contents of original film are available; these are stored in Box 23 / Folder 10. Subjects Polar Star, Wyatt Earp at dock, penguins Ellsworth Antarctic Expedition (2nd year, reel number 3) 95 2 Use Copies 3 SPEC.PA.56.0006.UC017 Use Copies 3 SPEC.PA.56.0006.UC015 23 16 1930s Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 95 / Reel 12 (original) 16mm actetate film; black and white; no sound; approximate run time: 10:08 minutes Box Use Copies 3 / Cassette SPEC.PA.56.0006.UC017 VHS videocassette; black and white; no sound; approximate run time: 10:08 minutes Box Use Copies 3 / Disc SPEC.PA.56.0006.UC015 DVD; black and white; no sound; approximate run time: 10:08 minutes Scope and Contents Use Copies Content of original film has been transferred to use copies for access. One VHS and one DVD have been made. On both use copies, the original film is "#15." On the VHS, #15 is the third segment. On the DVD, #15 in the sixth track on Disc 1. Film Notes Shot list and notes regarding contents of original film are available; these are stored in Box 23 / Folder 16. Subjects Ellsworth, Balchen, plane Ellsworth Antarctic Expedition (2nd year, reel number 4) 95 1 Use Copies 3 SPEC.PA.56.0006.UC017 Use Copies 3 SPEC.PA.56.0006.UC015 23 17 1930s Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 95 / Reel 1 (original) 16mm acetate film; black and white; no sound; approximate run time: 11:06 minutes Box Use Copies 3 / Cassette SPEC.PA.56.0006.UC017 VHS videocassette; black and white; no sound; approximate run time: 11:06 minutes Box Use Copies 3 / Disc SPEC.PA.56.0006.UC015 DVD; black and white; no sound; approximate run time: 11:06 minutes Scope and Contents Use Copies Content of original film has been transferred to use copies for access. One VHS and one DVD have been made. On both use copies, the original film is "#16." On the VHS, #16 is the fourth segment. On the DVD, #16 in the seventh track on Disc 1. Film Notes Shot list and notes regarding contents of original film are available; these are stored in Box 23 / Folder 17. Subjects Pulling sleds, plane, Ellsworth, Balchen Hawaii, Ellsworth Antarctic Plane, Dock, Trip to Australia with Suzanne 23 26 Use Copies 4 SPEC.PA.56.0006.UC004 Use Copies 4 SPEC.PA.56.0006.UC003 Use Copies 4 SPEC.PA.56.0006.UC002 Use Copies 4 SPEC.PA.56.0006.UC001 96 8 1930s Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 96 / Reel 8 (original) 16mm polyester and acetate film (spliced together); black and white, color; no sound; approximate run time: 6:06 minutes Box Use Copies 4 / Cassette SPEC.PA.56.0006.UC001 VHS videocassette; black and white, color; no sound; approximate run time: 6:06 minutes Box Use Copies 4 / Cassette SPEC.PA.56.0006.UC002 VHS videocassette; black and white, color; no sound; approximate run time: 6:06 minutes Box Use Copies 4 / Disc SPEC.PA.56.0006.UC003 DVD; black and white, color; no sound; approximate run time: 6:06 minutes Box Use Copies 4 / Disc SPEC.PA.56.0006.UC004 DVD; black and white, color; no sound; approximate run time: 6:06 minutes Scope and Contents Use Copies Content of original film has been transferred to use copies for access. Two identical VHSs and two identical DVDs have been made. On all four use copies, contents of the original film are the eighth track/eighth segment. Film Notes Shot list and notes regarding contents of original film are available; these are stored in Box 23 / Folder 26. Subjects Ellsworth Antarctic plane, boat at dock, Suzanne and Wilkins in Hawaii (1938) Mt. Bryan, Australia/Some Antarctic Use Copies 4 SPEC.PA.56.0006.UC001 Use Copies 4 SPEC.PA.56.0006.UC002 Use Copies 4 SPEC.PA.56.0006.UC003 Use Copies 4 SPEC.PA.56.0006.UC004 96 1 23 30 1930s Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 96 / Reel 1 (original) 16mm polyester and acetate film (spliced together); black and white; no sound; approximate run time: 7:06 minutes Box Use Copies 4 / Cassette SPEC.PA.56.0006.UC001 VHS videocassette; black and white; no sound; approximate run time: 7:06 minutes Box Use Copies 4 / Cassette SPEC.PA.56.0006.UC002 VHS videocassette; black and white; no sound; approximate run time: 7:06 minutes Box Use Copies 4 / Disc SPEC.PA.56.0006.UC003 DVD; black and white; no sound; approximate run time: 7:06 minutes Box Use Copies 4 / Disc SPEC.PA.56.0006.UC004 DVD; black and white; no sound; approximate run time: 7:06 minutes Scope and Contents Use Copies Content of original film has been transferred to use copies for access. Two identical VHSs and two identical DVDs have been made. On all four use copies, contents of the original film are the first track/first segment. Film Notes Shot list and notes regarding contents of original film are available; these are stored in Box 23 / Folder 30. Subjects Antarctic expedition and visit to South Australia Wilkins-Ellsworth Trans-Antarctic 23 4 3 Use Copies 4 SPEC.PA.56.0006.UC010 7 Use Copies 3 SPEC.PA.56.0006.UC015 Use Copies 4 SPEC.PA.56.0006.UC011 1930s Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Reel 3 (original) 16mm acetate film; black and white; no sound; approximate run time: 38:55 minutes Reel 7 (original) 16mm acetate film; black and white; no sound; approximate run time: 5:33 minutes Box Use Copies 4 / Cassette SPEC.PA.56.0006.UC010 VHS videocassette; black and white; no sound; approximate run time: 43:28 minutes Box Use Copies 4 / Disc SPEC.PA.56.0006.UC011 DVD; black and white; no sound; approximate run time: 43:28 minutes Box Use Copies 3 / Disc SPEC.PA.56.0006.UC015 DVD; black and white; no sound; approximate run time: 43:28 minutes

Format note: negative print

Scope and Contents Use Copies Content of original films have been transferred to use copies for access. One VHS and two DVDs have been made. On the VHS use copy and DVD use copy SPEC.PA.56.0006.UC011, contents of the original films are the fifth track/fifth segment (original Reel 7) and sixth track/sixth segment (original Reel 3). On the other DVD use copy (SPEC.PA.56.0006.UC015), contents of the original film are the first track (original Reel 7) and second track (original Reel 3) on the second DVD. Film Notes Shot list and notes regarding contents of original film are available; these are stored in Box 23 / Folder 4. Subjects Polar Star, penguins, men on ship, Texaco truck, Ellsworth Motion picture descriptions 23 3 circa 1930s-1950s Nautilus: Mostly Spitzbergen and pack ice Use Copies 4 SPEC.PA.56.0006.UC010 Use Copies 4 SPEC.PA.56.0006.UC011 Use Copies 4 SPEC.PA.56.0006.UC022 2 1931 Scope and Contents Use Copies Content of original film has been transferred to use copies for access. One VHS and two DVDs have been made. On the VHS use copy and DVD use copy SPEC.PA.56.0006.UC011, contents of the original film are the ninth track/ninth segment. On the other DVD use copy (SPEC.PA.56.0006.UC022), contents of the original film is the only recording present. Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Reel 2 (original) 16mm acetate film; black and white; no sound; approximate run time: 25:00 minutes Box Use Copies 4 / Cassette SPEC.PA.56.0006.UC010 VHS videocassette; black and white; no sound; approximate run time: 25:00 minutes Box Use Copies 4 / Disc SPEC.PA.56.0006.UC011 DVD; black and white; no sound; approximate run time: 25:00 minutes Box Use Copies 4 / Disc SPEC.PA.56.0006.UC022 DVD; black and white; no sound; approximate run time: 25:00 minutes

Format note: Negative print

Nautilus Expedition to the North Pole 23 21 Use Copies 4 SPEC.PA.56.0006.UC014 Use Copies 4 SPEC.PA.56.0006.UC011 Use Copies 4 SPEC.PA.56.0006.UC013 Use Copies 4 SPEC.PA.56.0006.UC012 Use Copies 4 SPEC.PA.56.0006.UC010 94 2 1931 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 94 / Reel 2 (original) 16mm polyester film; black and white; no sound; approximate run time: 14:00 minutes Box Use Copies 4 / Cassette SPEC.PA.56.0006.UC010 VHS videocassette; black and white; no sound; approximate run time: 14:00 minutes Box Use Copies 4 / Cassette SPEC.PA.56.0006.UC012 VHS videocassette; black and white; no sound; approximate run time: 14:00 minutes Box Use Copies 4 / Cassette SPEC.PA.56.0006.UC013 VHS videocassette; black and white; no sound; approximate run time: 14:00 minutes Box Use Copies 4 / Disc SPEC.PA.56.0006.UC011 DVD; black and white; no sound; approximate run time: 14:00 minutes Box Use Copies 4 / Disc SPEC.PA.56.0006.UC014 DVD; black and white; no sound; approximate run time: 14:00 minutes

Format note: original film is a reproduced print.

Scope and Contents Use Copies Content of original film has been transferred to use copies for access. Three VHSs and two DVDs have been made. On VHS use copy SPEC.PA.56.0006.UC010 and DVD use copy SPEC.PA.56.0006.UC011, contents of the original film are the fourth track/fourth segment. On the two other VHS and one other DVD use copies, contents of the original film are the only recordings present. Film Notes Shot list and notes regarding contents of original film are available; these are stored in Box 23 / Folder 21. Subjects Brooklyn Navy Yard christening, European ports, under Arctic sea ice Captions Portions of this film are captioned Nautilus film frames and prints 23 1 1931 August-September Nautilus Expedition 5 Use Copies 4 SPEC.PA.56.0006.UC010 Use Copies 4 SPEC.PA.56.0006.UC011 circa 1931 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Reel 5 (original) 16mm acetate film; black and white; no sound; approximate run time: 31:06 minutes Box Use Copies 4 / Cassette SPEC.PA.56.0006.UC010 VHS videocassette; black and white; no sound; approximate run time: 31:06 minutes Box Use Copies 4 / Disc SPEC.PA.56.0006.UC011 DVD; black and white; no sound; approximate run time: 31:06 minutes

Forma note: negative print

Scope and Contents Use Copies Content of original film has been transferred to use copies for access. One VHS and one DVD have been made. On both use copies, contents of the original film are the seventh and eighth tracks/seventh and eigth segments. Ellsworth Antarctic Expedition 94 3 Use Copies 3 SPEC.PA.56.0006.UC019 Use Copies 3 Disc SPEC.PA.56.0006.UC015 23 11 1934 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 94 / Reel 3 (original) 16mm acetate film; black and white; no sound; approximate run time: 13:53 minutes Box Use Copies 3 / Cassette SPEC.PA.56.0006.UC019 VHS videocassette; black and white; no sound; approximate run time: 13:53 minutes Box Use Copies 3 / Disc SPEC.PA.56.0006.UC015 DVD; black and white; no sound; approximate run time: 13:53 minutes

Format note: Positive and negative film spliced together; at least one section is spliced in upside-down and/or backwards.

Scope and Contents Use Copies Content of original film has been transferred to use copies for access. One VHS and one DVD have been made. On both use copies, the original film is "#18." On the VHS, #18 is the only recording present. On the DVD, #18 in the eighth track on Disc 1. Film Notes Shot list and notes regarding contents of original film are available; these are stored in Box 23 / Folder 11. Subjects Ellsworth, sled, Polar Star, plane Existence and Location of Copies

This film is available to view online: https://hdl.handle.net/1811/e0f9dfa7-a14c-4662-8d6a-2d61ccdd2ac2

Covering various expeditions 96 4 Use Copies 4 SPEC.PA.56.0006.UC004 Use Copies 4 SPEC.PA.56.0006.UC001 Use Copies 4 SPEC.PA.56.0006.UC002 Use Copies 4 SPEC.PA.56.0006.UC003 23 29 circa 1937 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 96 / Reel 4 (original) 16mm polyester film; black and white; no sound; approximate run time: 3:53 minutes Box Use Copies 4 / Cassette SPEC.PA.56.0006.UC001 VHS videocassette; black and white; no sound; approximate run time: 3:53 minutes Box Use Copies 4 / Cassette SPEC.PA.56.0006.UC002 VHS videocassette; black and white; no sound; approximate run time: 3:53 minutes Box Use Copies 4 / Disc SPEC.PA.56.0006.UC003 VHS videocassette; black and white; no sound; approximate run time: 3:53 minutes Box Use Copies 4 / Disc SPEC.PA.56.0006.UC004 VHS videocassette; black and white; no sound; approximate run time: 3:53 minutes Scope and Contents Use Copies Content of original film has been transferred to use copies for access. Two identical VHSs and two identical DVDs have been made. On all four use copies, contents of the original film are the fifth track/fifth segment. Film Notes Shot list and notes regarding contents of original film are available; these are stored in Box 23 / Folder 29. Subjects Search for Levanevsky, Fokker triplane, Nautilus repairs Search for Levanevsky Use Copies 4 SPEC.PA.56.0006.UC001 Use Copies 4 SPEC.PA.56.0006.UC002 96 2 Use Copies 4 SPEC.PA.56.0006.UC003 Use Copies 4 SPEC.PA.56.0006.UC004 1937 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 96 / Reel 2 (original) 16mm polyester and acetate film (spliced together); black and white; no sound; approximate run time: 5:17 minutes Box Use Copies 4 / Cassette SPEC.PA.56.0006.UC001 VHS cassette; black and white; no sound; approximate run time: 5:17 minutes Box Use Copies 4 / Cassette SPEC.PA.56.0006.UC002 VHS cassette; black and white; no sound; approximate run time: 5:17 minutes Box Use Copies 4 / Disc SPEC.PA.56.0006.UC004 DVD; black and white; no sound; approximate run time: 5:17 minutes Box Use Copies 4 / Disc SPEC.PA.56.0006.UC003 DVD; black and white; no sound; approximate run time: 5:17 minutes Scope and Contents Use Copies Content of original film has been transferred to use copies for access. Two identical VHSs and two identical DVDs have been made. An additional VHS copy On all four use copies, contents of the original film are the fourth track/fourth segment. Additional Copy Another VHS copy of this film is stored on the bookshelf in room 134; this copy is not listed in the finding aid. Search for Levanevsky Use Copies 4 SPEC.PA.56.0006.UC003 Use Copies 4 SPEC.PA.56.0006.UC002 Use Copies 4 SPEC.PA.56.0006.UC004 Use Copies 4 SPEC.PA.56.0006.UC001 96 3 1937 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 96 / Reel 3 (original) 16mm acetate film; black and white; no sound; approximate run time: 5:17 minutes Box Use Copies 4 / Cassette SPEC.PA.56.0006.UC001 VHS videocassette; black and white; no sound; approximate run time: 5:17 minutes Box Use Copies 4 / Cassette SPEC.PA.56.0006.UC002 VHS videocassette; black and white; no sound; approximate run time: 5:17 minutes Box Use Copies 4 / Disc SPEC.PA.56.0006.UC003 DVD; black and white; no sound; approximate run time: 5:17 minutes Box Use Copies 4 / Disc SPEC.PA.56.0006.UC004 DVD; black and white; no sound; approximate run time: 5:17 minutes Scope and Contents Use Copies Content of original film has been transferred to use copies for access. Two identical VHSs and two identical DVDs have been made. On all four use copies, contents of the original film are the second track/second segment. Additional Copy Another VHS copy of this film is stored on the bookshelf in room 134; this copy is not listed in the finding aid. Sound Recording: Program No. 18" Music and Flowers - 'Flowers in the Polar Regions' Guest Speaker Sir Hubert Wilkins, Explorer" 102 7 1937 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 102 Folder 7 Phonograph record; 16-inch; Vinyl; Approximate run time: unknown Existence and Location of Copies

A magnetic tape recording of this audio can be found in Box Use Copies 1 Item 31 and an audiocassette copy can be found in Box Use Copies 3 Item 9.

Sound Recording: Program No. 18" Music and Flowers - 'Flowers in the Polar Regions' Guest Speaker Sir Hubert Wilkins, Explorer" copy Use Copies 1 31 circa 1940s-1980s Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box Use Copies 1 Item 31 Magnetic audiotape; Approximate run time: unknown Sound Recording: Program No. 18" Music and Flowers - 'Flowers in the Polar Regions' Guest Speaker Sir Hubert Wilkins, Explorer" copy Use Copies 3 9 circa 1980s-2000s Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box Use Copies 3 Item 9 Audiocassette; Approximate run time: unknown "Russian Search" film and prints 23 2 1938 Ellsworth Antarctic Expedition Use Copies 3 SPEC.PA.56.0006.UC015 Use Copies 3 SPEC.PA.56.0006.UC020 95 6 23 12 1938-1939 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 95 / Reel 6 (original) 16mm acetate film; color; no sound; approximate run time: 7:13 minutes Box Use Copies 3 / Cassette SPEC.PA.56.0006.UC020 VHS videocassette; color; no sound; approximate run time: 7:13 minutes Box Use Copies 3 / Disc SPEC.PA.56.0006.UC015 DVD; color; no sound; approximate run time: 7:13 minutes Scope and Contents Use Copies Content of original film has been transferred to use copies for access. One VHS and one DVD have been made. On both use copies, the original film is "#26." On the VHS, #26 is the only recording present. On the DVD, #26 in the ninth track on Disc 1. Film Notes Shot list and notes regarding contents of original film are available; these are stored in Box 23 / Folder 12. Subjects Penguins, plane, icebergs Sound Recording: "Sir Hubert Wilkins Spot on 'As Strange As It Seems'" 102 5 1940 December 12 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 102 Folder 5 Phonograph record; 16-inch; Vinyl; Approximate run time: unknown Existence and Location of Copies

A magnetic tape recording copy of the audio can be found in Box Use Copies 1 Item 30 and an audiocassette copy can be found in Box Use Copies 3 Item 9.

Sound Recording: "Sir Hubert Wilkins Spot on 'As Strange As It Seems'" copy Use Copies 1 30 circa 1940-1980s Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box Use Copies 1 Item 30 Magnetic audiotape; Approximate run time: unknown Sound Recording: "Sir Hubert Wilkins Spot on 'As Strange As It Seems'" copy Use Copies 3 9 circa 1970s-1990s Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box Use Copies 3 Item 9 Audiocassette; Approximate run time: unknown Military: Clothing tests 94 12 circa 1940s-1950s Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 94 / Reel 8 16mm polyester film; black and white; no sound; approximate run time: 1:23 minutes Military: Clothing tests, fire suit 95 11 circa 1940s-1950s Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 95 / Reel 11 16mm polyester film; color; no sound; approximate run time: 8:53 minutes Military: Clothing tests (Fort Mead?), fire suit 95 9 circa 1940s-1950s Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 95 / Reel 9 16mm polyester film; color; no sound; approximate run time: 5:50 minutes Military: Desert scenes 94 13 circa 1940s-1950s Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 94 / Reel 13 16mm acetate film; color; no sound; approximate run time: 1:23 minutes Military: Testing (includes panels in the snow) 94 14 circa 1940s-1950s Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 94 / Reel 14 16mm acetate film; black and white; no sound; approximate run time: 2:46 minutes Protective clothing: Middle East and North Africa testing panels under the desert conditions 23 9 94 4 circa 1940s-1950s Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 94 / Reel 4 16mm polyester and acetate film (spliced together); color; no sound; approximate run time: 21:40 minutes Scope and Contents Film Notes Shot list and notes regarding contents of original film are available; these are stored in Box 23 / Folder 9. Sound Recording: "Program of Lady Suzanne Wilkins and John Swinburne" 102 8 1941 July 2 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 102 Folder 8 Phonograph record; 16-inch; Vinyl; Approximate run time: unknown Existence and Location of Copies

A magnetic tape recording copy of the audio can be found in Box Use Copies 1 Item 33 and an audiocassette copy can be found in Box Use Copies 3 Item 11.

Sound Recording: "Program of Lady Suzanne Wilkins and John Swinburne" copy Use Copies 1 33 circa 1941-1980s Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box Use Copies 1 Item 33 Magnetic audiotape; Approximate run time: unknown Sound Recording: "Program of Lady Suzanne Wilkins and John Swinburne" copy Use Copies 3 11 circa 1970s-1990s Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box Use Copies 3 Item 11 Audiocassette; Approximate run time: unknown Eskimo Arts and Crafts #101 (Koda) 23 7 94 6 Use Copies 3 SPEC.PA.56.0006.UC021 1943 Existence and Location of Originals

This film is available to view online: https://www.nfb.ca/film/eskimo_arts_and_crafts/

Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 94 / Reel 6 (original) 16mm polyester film; color; sound; approximate run time: 21:00 minutes Box Use Copies 3 / Disc SPEC.PA.56.0006.UC021 DVD; color; sound; approximate run time: 21:00 minutes

Format note: commercial print

Scope and Contents Use Copies Content of original film has been transferred to use copies for access. One DVD has been made. On this DVD, the original film is the second track. Film Notes Invoices for purchase of the original film print are available; these are stored in Box 23 / Folder 7. Military: Clothing and Personal Equipment: R&D Film Record Number 1: Sub-Arctic Zone 95 10 1950 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Army clothing 94 11 1951 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 94 / Reel 11 16mm acetate film; color; no sound; approximate run time: 1:15 minutes U. S.-Canadian Arctic weather station 23 10 95 8 circa 1953 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 95 / Reel 8 16mm acetate film; black and white; no sound; approximate run time: 6:57 minutes

Format note: negative film

Scope and Contents Film Notes Shot list and notes regarding contents of original film are available; these are stored in Box 23 / Folder 10. Subjects Station, buildings, men with equipment Safety Conference #1 43 9 circa 1956 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 43 / Tape 9 Audiotape; approximate run time: unknown Scope and Contents

Address by Sir Hubert Wilkins (first part); reel number 1

Safety Conference #2 43 2 circa 1956 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 43 / Reel 2 Audiotape; approximate run time: unknown Scope and Contents

Address by Sir Hubert Wilkins; reel number 2

Hubert UN speech, Hubert at piano (farm) 43 10 1957, 1958 August 18 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 43 / Tape 10 Audiotape; approximate run time: unknown "Nautilus: Actual Sounds and Voices Recorded during Its Historic Voyage Under the North Pole" USS Nautilus 1958 Trip Sound Recording 45 102 2 1958 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 102 Folder 2 45 rpm record; 7-inch; Vinyl; Approximate run time: unknown "Nautilus: Actual Sounds and Voices Recorded during its Historic Voyage Under the North Pole" USS Nautilus 1958 Trip Sound Recording 33 1/3 Long Play 102 1 1958 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 102 Folder 1 Long-playing record; 12-inch; Vinyl; Approximate run time: unknown "Hazards to be Faced by the Combat Foot Soldier" Antarctic Stations 1 23 5 1958 November Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Reel 1 16mm polyester and acetate film (spliced together); color; sound; approximate run time: 11:06 minutes Scope and Contents Film Notes Notes regarding contents of film are available; these are stored in Box 23 / Folder 5. Sir Hubert Wilkins burial ceremonies 43 3 1959 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 43 / Tape 3 Audiotape; approximate run time: 30:00 minutes

Format note: Original recording

Sir Hubert Wilkins burial ceremonies 43 4 1959 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 43 / Tape 4 Audiotape; approximate run time: 30 minutes

Format note: Original recording

Arctic Conference #1 43 8 1960 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 43 / Tape 8 Audiotape; approximate run time: unknown Scope and Contents

Contains Wilkins references; recorded in Boston

Arctic Conference #2 43 7 1960 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 43 / Tape 7 Audiotape; approximate run time: unknown Scope and Contents

Contains Wilkins references; recorded in Boston

Arctic Conference #3 43 1 1960 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 43 / Tape 1 Audiotape; approximate run time: unknown Scope and Contents

Contains Wilkins references; recorded in Boston

Sir Hubert Wilkins tributes (side one); Interview on USS Skate (side 2) 43 6 43 5 1963 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 43 / Tape 5 Audiotape; approximate run time: 30 minutes Box 43 / Tape 6 Audiotape; approximate run time: unknown

Run time note: recording is 15:00 minutes per side

Format note: Reproductions made in 1963 from audio recordings held at Dartmouth College; 2 copies of same content

Scope and Contents

Side 1: originally recorded in 1959, includes tributes by Captain James Calvert, Dr. Lawrence M. Gould, and Col. Patrick Baird; Side 2: originally recorded on 1958 October 18, broadcast on WB2 radio, interview with Comdr. James Calvert and Sir Hubert Wilkins discussing exploration of Polar sea by submarines

Arctic weather 93 6 undated Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 93 / Reel 6 16mm polyester film; color; no sound; approximate run time: 0:42 minutes

Format note: Positive print

Arctic weather, [?] tests 94 18 undated Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 94 / Reel 18 16mm polyester film; black and white; no sound; approximate run time: 1:06 minutes Camouflage 94 7 5 undated Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 94 / Reel 7 / Item 5 16mm acetate film; color; no sound; approximate run time: 2:46 minutes Camouflage, Algiers 95 12 undated Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 95 / Reel 12 16mm polyester film; color; no sound; approximate run time: 5:33 minutes Churchill 94 7 1 undated Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 94 / Reel 7 / Item 1 16mm polyester film; black and white; no sound; approximate run time: 1:06 minutes Cine-Kodak Filter Outfit for F-1-9 Cine-Kodak Models B & BB 43 2 14 undated Close-up zipper [?] 93 2 18 undated Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 93 / Reel 2 / Item 18 16mm polyester film; color; no sound; approximate run time: 0:41 minutes Delaware University/Farmington/Quartermaster Research Development Building, Alaska, Framingham Use Copies 4 SPEC.PA.56.0006.UC004 96 5 Use Copies 4 SPEC.PA.56.0006.UC001 Use Copies 4 SPEC.PA.56.0006.UC002 Use Copies 4 SPEC.PA.56.0006.UC003 undated Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 96 / Reel 5 (original) 16mm polyester and acetate film (spliced together); color; no sound; approximate run time: 6:50 minutes Box Use Copies 4 / Cassette SPEC.PA.56.0006.UC001 VHS videocassette; color; no sound; approximate run time: 6:50 minutes Box Use Copies 4 / Cassette SPEC.PA.56.0006.UC002 VHS videocassette; color; no sound; approximate run time: 6:50 minutes Box Use Copies 4 / Disc SPEC.PA.56.0006.UC003 DVD; color; no sound; approximate run time: 6:50 minutes Box Use Copies 4 / Disc SPEC.PA.56.0006.UC004 DVD; color; no sound; approximate run time: 6:50 minutes Scope and Contents Use Copies Content of original film has been transferred to use copies for access. Two identical VHSs and two identical DVDs have been made. On all four use copies, contents of the original film are the third track/third segment. Desert cuts Mid-East 93 10 undated Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 93 / Reel 10 16mm polyester film; color; no sound; approximate run time: 1:15 minutes Ellsworth Antarctic expeditions 43 5 Use Copies 4 SPEC.PA.56.0006.UC010 Use Copies 4 SPEC.PA.56.0006.UC011 undated Scope and Contents Use Copies Content of original film has been transferred to use copies for access. One VHS and one DVD have been made. On both use copies, the original film is the second track/second segment. Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 43 / Reel 5 (original) 8mm film; color; no sound; approximate run time: 0:51 minutes Box Use Copies 4 / Cassette SPEC.PA.56.0006.UC010 VHS videocassette; black and white; no sound; approximate run time: 0:51 minutes Box Use Copies 4 / Disc SPEC.PA.56.0006.UC011 DVD; black and white; no sound; approximate run time: 0:51 minutes Fairbanks, Alaska 93 1 15 undated Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 93 / Reel 1 / Item 15 16mm polyester film; black and white; no sound; approximate run time; 2:46 minutes Farm (Pennsylvania), farm at Montrose 96 11 96 12 23 23 Use Copies 4 SPEC.PA.56.0006.UC007 Use Copies 4 SPEC.PA.56.0006.UC008 96 SPEC.PA.56.0006.UC009 undated Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 96 / Reel 11 (original) 16mm polyester and acetate film (spliced together); color; no sound; approximate run time: 11:00 minutes Box 96 / Reel 12 (original) 16mm acetate film; color; no sound; approximate run time: 6:48 minutes Box Use Copies 4 / Disc SPEC.PA.56.0006.UC009 DVD; color; no sound; approximate run time: 17:48 minutes Box Use Copies 4 / Cassette SPEC.PA.56.0006.UC007 VHS videocassette; color; no sound; approximate run time: 17:48 minutes Box Use Copies 4 / Cassette SPEC.PA.56.0006.UC008 VHS videocassette; color; no sound; approximate run time: 17:48 minutes

Format note: Original content is on two film reels, these have been combined to form a single recording on the use copies.

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Still images on black and white 35mm film

Interview with Winston Ross 43 11 undated Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 43 / Tape 11 Audiotape; approximate run time: unknown Lead title 93 3 20 undated Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 93 / Reel 3 / Item 20 16mm polyester film; color; no sound; approximate run time: 0:25 minutes Linguaphone Conversational Russian Course: 15 albums with index, in black hard case, made in England 107 undated Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 107 (15) long-playing records; Shellac; Approximate run time: unknown Maps and men in desert uniforms 93 9 undated Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 93 / Reel 9 16mm polyester film; color; no sound; approximate run time: 0:33 minutes Man prepares snow [?] Churchill 94 8 11 undated Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 94 / Reel 8 / Item 11 16mm polyester film; black and white; no sound; approximate run time: 3:03 minutes Overland helicopeter flight 93 7 undated Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 93 / Reel 7 16mm polyester film; color; no sound; approximate run time: 1:15 minutes Pan of Caltrain at Site 2 93 13 undated Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 93 / Reel 13 16mm acetate film; color; sound; approximate run time: 0:50 minutes Sound Recording: By Columbia Recording Corp: No title 102 4 undated Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 102 Folder 4 Phonograph record; 16-inch; Shellac; Approximate run time: unknown Scope and Contents

Both sides are Lady Suzanne singing music that sounds like it has been prepared for the stage.

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14 short clips and reels of unidentified 16mm film. Run times range from less than 10 seconds to approximately 3 minutes. Most of the film is black and white with a few in color; all film is silent.

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The Financial Records: Personal series, dated 1930-1969, contains bank records and statements, checkbooks, receipts, account books, and tax returns related to the personal finances of Sir Hubert Wilkins and Suzanne Wilkins.

Bank Records and Statements 24 1 1941 Bank Records and Statements 24 2 1942 Bank Records and Statements 24 3 1943 Bank Records and Statements 24 4 1944 Bank Records and Statements 24 5 1945 Bank Records and Statements 24 6 1946 Bank Records and Statements 24 7 1947 Bank Records and Statements 24 8 1948 Bank Records and Statements 24 9 1949 Bank Records and Statements 24 10 1950 Bank Records and Statements 24 11 1951 Bank Records and Statements 24 12 1952 Checkbooks 25 1 1930-1944 Checkbooks 25 2 1945-1956 Receipt and Account Books 25 3 1931-1941 Receipts and Letters 25 4 1947-1958 Receipts and Bills 25 5 1952 Cancelled Checks and Letters 25 6 1930-1959 Bank Notices 25 7 1930-1961 Itemized Accounts and Letters 25 8 1930-1931 Itemized Accounts 25 9 1934-1951 Itemized Accounts and Instructions 25 10 1952 Tax Returns 25 11 1941-1952 Tax Return and Instructions 25 12 1957 Deposit Tickets (book) 25 13 1968-1969 Notes (book) 25 14 1969 Receipt Book 25 15 1933-1939 Checkbook 25 16 1961 Checkbook 25 17 1960-1961 Checkbook 25 18 1961-1962 Account Book 25 19 1933 Account Book 25 20 1933-1939 Bank Records and Statements 26 1 1933 Bank Records and Statements 26 2 1954 Bank Records and Statements 26 3 1955 Bank Records and Statements 26 4 1956 Bank Records and Statements 26 5 1957 Bank Records and Statements 26 6 1958 Bank Records and Statements 26 7 1962 Maps and Charts Series 7 23.35 Cubic feet 1885-1971 Scope and Contents

The Maps and Charts series, dated 1885-1971, contains geographic maps, bathymetric maps, navigational charts, flight charts, sketch maps, weather charts, and position plotting sheets related to Wilkins. Many of the maps and charts focus on polar regions.

Bathymetric Map of the Arctic Basin, carried on submarine Nautilus (revised 1927) 59 1 1927 North Pole with Writing 59 2 1946 Dimensions: 22x29; Annotated. Color Nansen Sound (revised 1954) 59 3 1949 Dimensions: 22x28. Color. Nansen Sound 59 4 1948 Dimensions: 22x29. Color. Robeson Channel 59 5 1948 Dimensions: 22x29. Color. Robeson Channel with Writing (revised 1953) 59 6 1950 Dimensions: 28x22. Annotated. Color. Independence Fjord (revised 1948) 59 7 1947 Dimensions: 22x29. Color. Independence Fjord with Writing (revised 1951-1952) 59 8 1950 Dimensions: 22x28. Color. Humboldt Glacier 59 9 1944 Dimensions: 22x29. Color. Smith Sound 59 10 1944 Dimensions: 22x28. Color. Smith Sound 59 11 1948 Dimensions: 22x28. Color. Smith Sound with Writings (revised 1951) 59 12 1950 Dimensions: 22x29. Color. Ellef Ringnes Island 59 13 1944 Dimensions: 22x28. Color. Ellef Ringnes Island 59 14 1948 Dimensions: 22x28. Color. Prince Patrick Island 59 15 1944 Dimensions: 22x29. Color. Prince Patrick Island 59 16 1948 Dimensions: 22x29. Color McClure Strait 59 17 1944 Dimensions: 22x29. Color. McClure Strait 59 18 1948 Dimensions: 22x29. Color. Somerset Island 59 19 1945 Dimensions: 22x29. Color. Somerset Island 59 20 1948 Dimensions: 22x29. Color. Bylot Island 59 21 1945 Dimensions: 22x29. Color. Bylot Island 59 22 1948 Dimensions: 22x29. Color. Devil's Thumb 59 23 1944 Dimensions: 22x29. Color. Disko Bay 59 24 1944 Dimensions: 22x29. Color. Arctic Harbour 59 25 1945 Dimensions: 22x28. Color. Home Bay (revised 1948) 59 26 1945 Dimensions: 22x29. Color. Gulf of Boothia 59 27 1945 Dimensions: 22x29. Color. Gulf of Boothia (revised 1947) 59 28 1945 Dimensions: 29x22. Color. Victoria Strait 59 29 1945 Dimensions: 29x22. Color. Amundsen Gulf 59 31 1944 Dimensions: 29x22. Color. Amundsen Gulf 59 32 1946 Dimensions: 29x22. Color. Victoria Strait (revised 1947) 59 30 1945 Dimensions: 29x22. Color. Mackenzie Bay 59 33 1948 Dimensions: 29x22. Color. Bathurst Inlet 59 34 1947 Dimensions: 29x22. Color. Lake Garry 59 35 1947 Dimensions: 29x22. Color. Roes Welcome Sound 59 36 1948 Dimensions: 29x22. Color. Foxe Peninsula (revised 1948) 59 37 1945 Dimensions: 29x22. Color. Cumberland Peninsula (revised 1948) 59 38 1945 Dimensions: 29x22. Color. Cape Cort Adelger with Writing (revised 1955) 59 39 1952 Dimensions: 29x22. Color. Wrangell Mountains 59 40 1947 Dimensions: 22x29. Color. Northern Hemisphere 60 41 1945 Dimensions: 65x40. Color. Casson Projection of Political Map of the World, New York Journal American 60 42 1942 August 9 Dimensions: 22x17. Color. North American January Wind Chill ISO-Cooling Lines 60 43 1942 Canada, National Geographic Magazine 60 44 1936 Dimensions: 39x28. Color. Alaska, US Dept of Interior Geological Survey (reprinted 1954) 60 45 1947 Dimensions: 18x25. Color. North Polar Stereographic Projection (with symbols apparently signifying locations of air bases, and one map of hand coming from US over the North Pole) 60 46 circa 1947 Dimensions: 18x19. Annotated. Color. North Polar Stereographic Projection (with symbols apparently signifying locations of air bases, and one map of hand coming from US over the North Pole) 60 47 circa 1947 Dimensions: 18x19. Annotated. Color Map showing approximate locations of US Bomber Bases and US Targets in USSR 60 48 undated "Striking Back: We Can Hit the 'Heart' of Russia", shows potential nuclear targets 60 49 undated Northern Hemisphere 700 millibar Chart 60 50 1953 March 28 Dimensions: 62x28. Annotated. B&W. Alaska, by Erwin Raisz for Office of Quartermaster General 60 51 1948 Dimensions: 33x39. B&W. Canada and Greenland Air Charts (with no title, but with added handwriting) (revised 1951) 60 52 1944 Dimensions: 45x30. Annotated, Color. Northern Hemisphere Surface Chart 60 53 1955 April 29 Dimensions: 28x37. Annotated. Northern Hemisphere Surface Chart 60 54 1955 April 30 Dimensions: 28x37. Annotated. Northern Hemisphere Surface Chart 60 55 1955 May 1 Dimensions: 28x37. Annotated. Northern Hemisphere 700 millibar Chart 60 56 1953 March 27 Dimensions: 30x28. Annotated. Northern Hemisphere, 700 Millibar Chart 60 57 1953 March 27 Alaska, United States Dept of the Interior Geological Survey, Map E 60 58 1946 Dimensions: 48x36. B&W. Great Circle Map showing Fairbanks, Alaska, A Geographical Center of Europe, Asia, America, showing Air Distances from Fairbanks to Major Cities (reprinted 1931) 60 59 1930 Dimensions: 32x25. B&W. US Air Force Density of Population Chart, GH-7, Northern Hemisphere 60 60 1948 Dimensions: 36x37. Color. Alaska, US Dept of the Interior Geological Survey (reprinted 1947) 60 61 1946 Dimensions: 48x35 Routes of Airplane Travel in Alaska by Major Lougee 60 62 1948 Airchart-Ketchikan, Alaska to Whitehorse, Canada (revised 1947) 60 63 1946 Dimensions: 48x15. Color. Airchart-Seattle, USA to Ketchikan, Alaska (revised 1947) 60 64 1946 Dimensions: 48x15. Color. Physical Map of the Arctic 60 65 1929 Dimensions: 18x23. Color. North Pacific Ocean and Adjacent Countries, Canada Dept of Mines and Resources 60 66 1935 Dimensions: 13x35. Color. The Arctic in our Midst, from the adventure of Wrangel Island by Vilhjamur Stefansson, Published by The MacMillan Co. 60 67 1925 Pacific Yukon Highway, A Proposed General Route to Alaska 60 68 1930 Sketch of Canada 60 69 undated Delta River District, Alaska 60 70 undated The Alaska Railroad, Seward to Matanuska Coal Field 60 71 1940 Dimensions: 48x42. Color. Ice Reconnaissance Recording Chart with Correction 60 72 1950 Map showing approximate locations of US Bomber Bases and US Targets in USSR 60 73 undated Proposed Air Lanes over North Pole 60 74 undated Map of Alaska, Kroll Map Company 60 75 1927 Dimensions: 26x33. Color. Kroll's Map of Alaska and Western Canada 60 76 undated Dimensions: 42x33. Color. Drawn and Pictorial Map of Mt. Hayes, Alaska 60 77 1951 Essential Combat Footgear, Richardson Highway Zone, Alaska 60 78 undated Alaska Railroad Studies 60 79 undated Arctic Regions with Pencil Sketches 60 80 undated Map of Alaska near Fairbanks 60 81 undated Dimensions: 18x24. B&W. North Polar Projection Map, sketched copy 60 82 undated Sketch of Canada 60 83 undated North Polar Projection Map, Pencil Sketch 60 84 undated Water Currents Map of Canada, Alaska, and Greenland 60 85 undated Alaska Superimposed on Map of US 60 86 undated North America, The National Geographic Magazine (map is brittle and in pieces) 60 87 1924 Dimensions: 35x27. Color. Tonsing District, Alaska 60 88 1932 Dimensions: 16x22. B&W. Richardson Highway and Vicinity, Alaska 60 89 undated The Daily News & Leader Map of the Near East 60 90 undated General Map of the Northern Territory, Australia 60 91 1922 Dimensions: 28x48. Annotated. Color. Small Drawing of Map of Temple Bay, Australia 60 92 undated General Map of the Northern Territory, Australia 60 93 1922 Dimensions: 28x48. Color. Map of Queensland, Australia: Railway System and Distribution of Livestock 60 94 1920 Dimensions: 18x28. Color. Four Mile Maps of Queensland, Sheet 21A, with Hand-Writing 60 95 1908 Dimensions: 32x42. Annotated. B&W. Greenwich Date and Hour Scales for use with Gatty's Combined World and Star Chart 60 96 1943 US Army Air Forces Political and Time Chart, GH-1, Northern Hemisphere 60 97 1947 Dimensions: 36x36. Color. Coastal Landforms of the World, John T. McGill 60 98 1958 Dimensions: 57x35. Color. North America, The National Geographic Magazine 60 99 1942 Dimensions: 27x33. Color. Global Air Maps of WWII, North and South Hemisphere, Air Routes of Attack and Defense 60 100 1943 Dimensions: 14x28. Color. American Airlines System Map of US and Mexico 60 101 undated Dimensions: 24x34. Color. Norges Automobil-Forbund's Bilkary for Gjennemgangstrafikken 60 102 1937 Dimensions: 25x24. Color. Palisade Glacier, Sierra Nevada, CA 60 103 1946 Color. Plant Transformations of Macquarie Island 60 104 undated Dimensions: 12x28. Color. US Air Force Economic Chart GH-8 Northern Hemisphere 60 105 1948 Dimensions: 36x36. Color. Map of Northern Hemisphere, North of 39 Degree 30 Minutes, Showing Topography 60 106 1945 Dimensions: 52x39. Annotated. Color. Map of the Historic and Scenic Reaches of the Nation's Capital 60 107 1938 Dimensions: 32x27. Color. North Polar Map on Board 60 108 undated The Arctic in our Midst, from the adventure of Wrangel Island by Vilhjamur Stefansson, Published by The MacMillan Co. 60 109 1925 The Arctic in our Midst, from the adventure of Wrangel Island by Vilhjamur Stefansson, Published by The MacMillan Co. 60 110 1925 Annotated. Yellowknife Bay, Northwest Territories, Canada 60 111 1944 Dimensions: 31x45. Color. The Panama Canal Maps of the Canal Zone and Vicinity (revised 1947) 61 112 1938 Dimensions: 40x33. Color. Summer Time Table of European Airlines, Deutsche Lufthansa 61 113 1938 Dimensions: 33x23. B&W. Map of Dominion of Canada Political and Map of North America on Reverse Side 61 114 undated Map of Mount Desert Island, Maine, Showing Acadia National Park 61 115 1934 Dimensions: 30x24. Color. Teleport-device Used to Find Time and Distance Throughout the World 61 116 1941 US Department of Commerce Daily Weather Map 61 117 1947 June 25 Dimensions: 19x24. Color. Central Europe and the Mediterranean 61 118 1939 Dimensions: 27x36. Color. Northeastern United States, Showing Relation of Land and Submarine Topography 61 119 1939 Dimensions: 36x36. Color. Ocean Surface Temperatures of the World for February 61 120 1943 Daily Minimum Water Requirements for Hottest Month, Map of: Northern Africa, July 61 121 undated Daily Minimum Water Requirements for Hottest Month, Map of: Asia, July; India, May 61 122 undated Daily Minimum Water Requirements for Hottest Month, Map of: Australia, January 61 123 undated Daily Minimum Water Requirements for Hottest Month, Map of: Western US, July 61 124 undated Queensland Four Mile Maps, Sheet 21B 61 125 1910 Dimensions: 40x30. B&W. The New Matthew-Northrup Global Atlas of the World at War 61 126 circa 1943 Ocean Surface Temperatures, February, McKnight and McKnight 61 127 undated CVMBRIA Sive CVMBERLANDIA Quaeolim pars Brigantum 61 128 undated Sketch of Zones in Asia 61 129 undated Monthly Variation in Daylight and Darkness at Certain Latitudes 61 130 undated Monthly Variation in Daylight and Darkness at Certain Latitudes 61 131 undated Map of the Hurricane Alley 61 132 1947-1956 Antarctica, The National Geographic Magazine, with descriptions of important activities/explorations, with handwriting 61 133 1957 Dimensions: 36x29. Color. Antarctica, National Mapping Office, Dept of the Interior (revised 1956) 61 134 1939 Dimensions: 30x39. Color. Antarctica Relative Accessibility by Ship 61 135 1948 Antarctic Regions in 1928 61 136 1928 South Polar Chart Showing Heights of Land and Depths of Sea 61 137 circa 1912 Map of Antarctica, The American Geographical Society of New York, Sheet I American Quadrant 61 138 1929 Dimensions: 32x32. Color. Conquest of Antarctica, Time Magazine Map with Routes of Major Expeditions 61 139 undated Wilkins Polar Search Map, US Department of Agriculture Weather Map, Weather Bureau 61 140 1937 Antarctica, US National Committee International Geophysical Year 61 141 1957-1958 Dimensions: 42x42 Currents in the Arctic and Antarctic Oceans with printed material 61 142 1920 Dimensions: 26x40. B&W. Map of the Antarctic- Pacific Quadrant, The American Geographical Society of New York 61 143 1928 Dimensions: 42x42. B&W. Map of the South Pole with Writing on Back, "One of our maps to Mr. Wilkins Fedoron, Shizshow, E Krenpel" 61 144 undated Dimensions: 30x42. Annotated (minor). Map of "Corn Wall": By Robert Morden 61 145 undated Map of "Glocestershire": By Robert Morden 61 146 undated International Map of the World - Index of Sheets 61 147 1936 Dimensions: 16x29. Annotated. B&W. Ink Drawing of Various Islands in the Antarctic 61 148 undated Dimensions: 27x21. B&W. Queen Mary Land, Australian Antarctic Expedition 61 149 1911-1914 Ink Drawings of Inaccessible and Nightingale I. 61 150 undated Ink Drawings of Gough Island 61 151 undated Ink Drawings of Tristan da Cunha 61 152 undated Bathymetric Map of the Arctic Basin, carried on submarine Nautilus (revised 1927) 61 153 1927 Annotated Bathymetric Map of the Arctic Basin, carried on submarine Nautilus (revised 1927) 61 154 1927 General Note

"This chart of the polar regions has been carried on the submarine Nautilus by the Wilkins-Ellsworth expedition" written below map.

Document-A New Four-Sheet Planning Map of Antarctica for the Geophysical Year 61 155 1957-1958 Antarctic Area Stations During International Geophysical Year 1957-58, US Navy Operation "Deep Freeze II", 61 156 1956-1957 South Polar Chart Showing Heights of Land and Depths of Sea 61 157 circa 1912 Antarctic Ocean Sheet VI, Map of Graham Land, with wiring and sketches 61 158 1901 Dimensions: 40x28. Annotated. B&W. Map of South Pole, Including Exploration Marks 61 159 undated Wilkins' Arctic Flights with Sketches 61 160 undated Arctic Map with Proposed Route of Wilkins' Flight with Sketches 61 161 undated Annotated Arctic Institute of North America, Roster of Arctic Specialists 61 162 undated North Polar Expedition Sites 61 163 undated Dimensions: 32x25. Color. Alaska Clothing Requirement Areas 61 164 1950 Dimensions: 20x50. B&W. The Arctic Regions, National Geographic Magazine with Expedition Sites 61 165 1925 Arctic Institute of North American Field Projects Summer Season 61 166 1947 Soviet Search Expedition Approximate Courses 61 167 1937-1938 Soviet Search Expedition Approximate Courses 61 168 1937-1938 Black with white ink Navigational Chart of the Arctic Basin 61 169 1926 Annotated Navigational Chart of the Arctic Basin 61 170 1926 Annotated Navigational Chart of the Arctic Basin 61 171 1926 Paper copy The Arctic Sea North of Canada by American Geographical Society of New York for Sir Hubert Wilkins (with directional data card) 61 172 1937 The Arctic Sea North of Canada by American Geographical Society of New York for Sir Hubert Wilkins (with directional data card) 61 173 1937 Map of Ocean Expedition from England to Antarctica 61 174 circa 1921-1922 Dimensions: 22x22. Annotated, B&W Map of Ocean Expedition from England to Antarctica 61 175 circa 1921-1922 Dimensions: 22x22. Annotated, B&W Navigational Chart of the Antarctic 61 176 1928 Dimensions: 22x22. Annotated. B&W. Polar Regions, Rand McNally 61 177 undated Dimensions: 14x19. Color. Arctic Expeditions with Arctic Ocean Floor on Reverse 62 178 1971 Dimensions: 19x24. Color. The Arctic Regions, National Geographic Magazine with Expedition Sites 62 179 1925 Discoveries in the Arctic Sea, with Added Sketches 62 180 1902 Dimensions: 40x24. Annotated. B&W. The Arctic Sea North of Canada by American Geographical Society of New York for Sir Hubert Wilkins 62 181 1937 Annotated Antarctica 62 182 undated Arctic Weather Stations 62 183 undated Map of Canada 62 184 undated Clear Plastic The Graham Land Region Incorporating the Discoveries made by Sir Hubert Wilkins on his Flight of December 20, 1928 62 185 1929 Average Annual Maximum Extent of Ice-Cover, Feb-March 62 186 undated Bathymetry of the Northern Seas 62 187 undated North Alaska 62 188 undated Map of Arctic Air Ways 62 189 undated Map of Arctic Iron Ore Deposits 62 190 undated Arctic Other Ore Deposits 62 191 undated Arctic Metal Deposits 62 192 undated Arctic Limits of Permafrost 62 193 undated Canada, Showing Main Geological Divisions 62 194 undated Geography of the Northlands 62 195 undated Major Currents of Northern Seas 62 196 undated Meteorological Data for One Year for Point Barrow, Alaska 62 197 undated Bathymetrical Chart of North Polar Seas by Dr. Fridtjof Nansen 62 198 1926 Map of Wilkins Submarine Expedition 62 199 undated Soviet Union Average Probability of July and January Cloudiness 62 200 undated Pack Ice Distribution with Sketching 62 201 undated Unknown Regions of the Arctic 62 202 1925 Graham Land Showing Sir Hubert Wilkins New Discoveries with Detroit Aviation Society Newsletter 62 203 1929 The Field Operations of the Wilkins-Hearst Antarctic Expedition during the season of 1929-30 62 204 1930 Department of the Naval Service Key Map of Canadian Arctic Expedition Discoveries in the Arctic Sea 62 205 1913-1918 Dimensions: 29x24. Color. North Coast of Canada and Arctic Archipelago, including the North-West Passage 62 206 1926 Dimensions: 40x54. B&W. Flight Chart - Fairbanks to Kodiak, Alaska 62 207 1947 April 1 Dimensions: 15x44. Color. World Aeronautical Chart - Gulf of Alaska 62 208 1948 March 17 Dimensions: 22x29. Annotated. Color. Photographic Index - Quartz Lake and Vicinity, Big Delta, Alaska 62 209 1949 October 22 Army Arctic Indoctrination School - Big Delta, Alaska – Richardson Highway, Big Delta AFB to Ladd AFB 62 210 undated Dimensions: 13x27. Color. Headquarters Army Arctic Indoctrination School - APO 733% Postmaster, Seattle, Washington Overlay A to Accompany Section IV Infantry Battalion in Defense and Attack in the Arctic Map and terrain Exercises (Quartz Lake and Vicinity) 62 211 undated Dimensions: 19x22. B&W. Army Arctic Indoctrination School; Big Delta, Alaska - Quartz Lake and Vicinity 62 212 undated Dimensions: 42x35. Color. Northwest Territories - West Sheet of Canada 62 213 undated Dimensions: 30x17. Annotated. General Station Locations, Rough Work Map 62 214 1956 May 16 Greenland Research Areas 62 215 1956-1957 Dimensions: 26x22. United States Air Force Aeronautical Approach chart of Napasorsuak Fiord, Greenland 62 216 1953 May United States Air Force Aeronautical Approach Chart of Narsossuak, Greenland 62 217 1953 July Dimensions: 32x22. Color. World Aeronautical Map of Independence Fjord, Greenland 62 218 1951 May Dimensions: 32x22. Color. United States Air Force Aeronautical Approach chart of Cape Discord, Greenland 62 219 1953 April Dimensions: 32x22. Color. United States Air Force Aeronautical Approach Chart of Syndproven, Greenland 62 220 1953 November Dimensions: 32x22. Color. United States Department of the Interior Geological Survey of Alaska 62 221 1954 Dimensions: 18x25. Color. Areas characterized by Major Forest Types in the United States 62 222 1949 Dimensions: 44x28. Color. World Aeronautical Chart of Robeson Channel, Canada - Greenland 62 223 1948 March Dimensions: 32x22. Color. Chart: (Blank) Performance Rating Legend: Y-Axis contains rating criteria; X-Axis contains different environmental conditions (roads, precipitations, atmospheric conditions, wind, vegetation). Back side of chart contains rough blueprint sketch 62 224 undated North Polar Isomagnetic Chart, Epoch 1925 62 225 undated Map of Pacific Ocean with historic flights as of 1928, Including Picture of Wilkins 62 226 undated Cape Chidley Sheet, Labrador 63 227 1944 Nachvak Bay to Saglek Bay Entrance, Labrador 63 228 1943 Saglek Bay to Hebron Fjord, Labrador 63 229 1943 Bartlett Narrows, Upper Frobisher Bay, Canada 63 230 1944 Frobisher Bay, Canada 63 231 1943 Cape Chidley Area, Labrador 63 232 1943 Eclipse Harbor to Cape White Handkerchief 63 233 1943 Northwestern Part of Frobisher Bay, Canada 63 234 1944 Cape Dier to Cape Searle, Baffin Island, Canada 63 235 1944 Cincinnati Press Channel, Upper Probisher Bay, Canada 63 236 1943 Cape Dier to Cape Searle, Baffin Island, Canada 63 237 1943 Cincinnati Press Channel, Upper Frobisher Bay, Canada 63 238 1944 Northwestern Part of Frobisher Bay, Baffin Island, Canada 63 239 1944 Koojesse Inlet, Upper Frobisher Bay, Canada 63 240 1944 Cincinnati Press Channel, Upper Frobisher Bay, Canada 63 241 1944 Anchorages in Hudson Strait, Canada 63 242 1942 Harbours and Anchorages in Hudson Bay and Strait, Canada 63 243 1943 Lower Savage Islands to Pritzler Harbour, Canada 63 244 1942 Pritzler Harbour to Cape Weymouth, Canada 63 245 1942 Koksoak River Entrance to Big Island, Quebec, Canada 63 246 1946 From Koksoak River Entrance to Big Island, Quebec, Canada 63 247 1946 Churchill Hr to Hubbart Pt, Hudson Bay, Canada 63 248 1942 Cape Prince of Wales to Cape Weggs, Quebec Canada 63 249 1933 Fort Chimo Anchorage, Quebec, Canada 63 250 1946 Arctic Sea, Baffin Island 63 251 1945 From Koksoak River Entrance to Big Island, Quebec, Canada 63 252 1946 From Big Island to Fort Chimo and Beyond, Quebec, Canada 63 253 1946 Churchill Harbour, Canada 63 254 1944 Erik Cove to Nuvuk Hr, Including Digges Islands, Quebec, Canada 63 255 1942 Davis Strait and Baffin Bay to 75 Degrees 30' North Latitude, Arctic Sea 63 256 1944 Fishing Chart of Southern Greenland 63 257 1935 Taseriut Fjord to Lindenows Fjord including Prince Christian Sound Passage, Greenland 63 258 1943 Gronland 63 259 1941 Angisok Island, Greenland 63 260 1942 Frederiksdal Harbor, Greenland 63 261 1942 Upper End of Kangerdluk Fjord off Prince Christian Sound and Head of Kangikitsok Fjord, Greenland 63 262 1942 Nordstjerne Harbor, Greenland 63 263 1942 Preliminary Information Southwest Greenland, US Army Radio Landing, Simiutak Island 63 264 1942 Julianehaab, Greenland 63 265 1941 Bredefjord to Julianehaab, Greenland 63 266 1943 Hollaender Havn, Greenland 63 267 1942 Ikerasarsuk Fjord, Greenland 63 268 1942 Matheios Havn Igdlokasik, Greenland 63 269 1942 Narsarssuak Reach, Tunugdliarfik Fjord, Greenland 63 270 1943 Nunarsuit to Kagsimius Greenland 63 271 1943 Sermersut to Nunarsuit, Greenland 63 272 1943 Arsuk Fjord, Gronland 63 273 1943 Kobbermine Bay, Greenland 63 274 1943 Christians Harbor to Gronne Dal, Greenland 63 275 1943 Gronne Dal Harbor, Arsuk Fjord, Greenland 63 276 1944 North Entrance of Arsuk Fjord and Kungnat Bay, Greenland 63 277 1942 Ivignut, Greenland 63 278 1941 Frederikshaab Sheet,Greenland 63 279 1941 Harbours and Anchorages on the West Coast of Greenland 63 280 1943 Fredrikshaab Area, Greenland 63 281 1941 Harbor of Ravns Storo, Greenland 63 282 1942 Godthaab Sheet, Greenland 63 283 1942 Marrak, Approaches and Anchorages, Greenland 63 284 1943 Faeringerhavnen, Greenland 63 285 1940 Indolobene til Godthaabs Fjord, Greenland 63 286 1942 Godthaab Area, Greenland 63 287 1941 Sukkertoppen Sheet, Greenland 63 288 1941 Sukkertoppen Sheet, Greenland 63 289 1941 Kangamiut Havn, Greenland 63 290 1942 Holstenborg Sheet, Greenland 63 291 1942 Entrance to Sondre Stromfjord, Greenland 63 292 1944 Julianhaab Sheet: Greenland 64 293 1941 Egedeminde, Greenland 64 294 1941 Kusanartok Harbor, Cape Adelaer, Greenland 64 295 1944 Hudson Strait Sheet, Canada 64 296 1944 Koojesse Inlet, Upper Frobisher Bay, Canada 64 297 1943 Coral Harbour, Southampton Island, Canada 64 298 1943 Upernivik-Etah, Greenland 64 299 1942 Smith Sound, Kennedy and Robeson Channels 64 300 1940 Greenland West Coast, Murchison Sound to Wolstenholme Fjord 64 301 1941 North Atlantic Ocean, Northern Sheet 64 302 1941 Newfoundland to the British Islands including Southern Greenland and Iceland 64 303 1941 Grand Banks to Davis Strait 64 304 1941 St Lewis Sound and Inlet 64 305 1940 Coast of Labrador, North America 64 306 1934 North and East Coasts of Newfoundland and the Strait of Belle Isle, North America 64 307 1934 Boulder Rock to Domino Run, Coast of Labrador 64 308 1940 Anchorages on the Northeast Coast of Labrador 64 309 1913 Caoe Greep to Cape Porcupine, Labrador 64 310 1940 Domino Run, Coast of Labrador 64 311 1940 Sandwich Bay to Nain including Hamilton Inlet, Coast of Labrador 64 312 1940 Entrance to Hamilton Inlet and Adjacent Harbours, Labrador 64 313 1944 Jeanette Bay to Tuchialik Bay including Webeck Harbo, Labrador 64 314 1944 Plans of Anchorages on NE Coast of Labrador 64 315 1940 Approaches to Nain and Port Manvers, Labrador 64 316 1940 Cape Mugford Area, Labrador 64 317 1945 Sondre Stromfjord from Entrance to Kangingussa, Greenland 65 318 1944 Kangingussa to Cape Look, Sondre Stromfjord, Greenland 65 319 1944 Cape Look to Lower Rapids, Sondre Stromfjord, Greenland 65 320 1944 Isortok Fjord to Sondre Stromfjord, Greenland 65 321 1941 Holstenbord Area, Greenland 65 322 1942 Egedesminde Sheet, Greenland 65 323 1942 Jakobshavn Sheet, Greenland 65 324 1942 Godhavn, Greenland 65 325 1941 Christianshaab, Greenland 65 326 1942 Ritenbenk, Greenland 65 327 1941 Umanak Sheet, Greenland 65 328 1944 Proven, Greenland 65 329 1941 Upernivik, Greenland 65 330 1941 Upernivik Harbor, Greenland 65 331 1941 Greenland West Coast, Prince Regents Bay 65 332 1941 Greenland West Coast, Wolstenholms I. to Conical Rock 65 333 1941 The Greenland and Barents Seas 65 334 1944 No Title, Includes Canada, Greenland, Iceland, and Europe on Chart (HO Misc 9788-B) 65 335 undated Iceland to the White Sea including Parts of Greenland and Spitsbergen 65 336 1943 Greenland to Norway including Iceland 65 337 1941 Cape Farewell Sheet, Greenland 65 338 1943 Natsek Cove, Anchorage and Landing, Prince Regent Sound, Greenland 65 339 1943 Ikermiut Sheet, Greenland 65 340 1942 Skjoldungen Sheet, Greenland 65 341 1942 Skoldungen District, Caroline Amalie Harbor, Greenland 65 342 1943 Hall Inlet and North Bay, Sor Fjord South Greenland 65 343 1943 Angmagsslik Sheet, Greenland 65 344 1943 Comanche Bay, Greenland 65 345 1945 Angmagsslik Area, Ikateq Sound 65 346 1944 Angmagsslik Anchorage and Approaches, Greenland 65 347 1942 Cape Holm Sheet, Greenland 65 348 1943 Barcaly Bay Sheet, Greenland 65 349 1942 Scoresby Sound Sheet, Greenland 65 350 1943 Eskmonaes, Clavering Islands, Scoresbysund Anchorage, and Amdrups Harbor, Greenland 65 351 1942 Davy Sound Sheet, Greenland 65 352 1942 Preliminary Information for Bloomsterbugden, Greenland, and Preliminary Survey for Solitoerbugt Ella O. Greenland 65 353 1942 Gael Hamkes Bay Sheet, Greenland 65 354 1943 Dove Bay Sheet, Greenland 65 355 1943 Gefions Havn, Greenland and Bessel Fjord, Greenland 65 356 1942 Berg Fjord, Greenland 65 357 1942 Danmark Harbor and Environs, Greenland 65 358 1942 Isle De France Sheet, Greenland 65 359 1943 Danmark Havn, Northeast Greenland 65 360 1942 Iceland 65 361 1942 Portland to Snaefellsjokull, including Faxafloi, Iceland 65 362 1932 Approaches to Hafnarfjords and Reykjavik, Iceland 65 363 1938 Hvalfjordur and Borgarfjordr, Iceland 65 364 1941 Snaefilljokull to North Cape, Iceland 65 365 1944 Plans on Northwest Coast of Iceland 65 366 1945 Dyre Fiord, Iceland 65 367 1943 Hesteyri Fjord 65 368 1939 North Cape to Siglu Fjord including Skagastrand Bay, Iceland 65 369 1944 Prestbakkaey to Bordeyri, Iceland 65 370 1946 Plans of North Coast of Iceland 65 371 1944 Siglu Fjord to Njardvik, Iceland 65 372 1944 Eyia Fjord, Iceland 65 373 1944 Njardvik to Stokksnes, Iceland 65 374 1944 Seydisjordur, Iceland 65 375 1944 Plans on the East Coast of Iceland 65 376 1940 Reydar and Faskrud Fiords, Iceland 65 377 1943 Beru Fiord and Diupavog, Iceland 65 378 1943 Stokksnes to Portland, Iceland 65 379 1940 Hjorleifshofdi to Vestmannaeyjar, Iceland 65 380 1943 Sketch of the Arctic Region 66 381 undated Ocean Surface Temperatures, February 66 382 1943 Annotated Climate Zones- North America-January 66 383 1943 International Map of the World - Index of Sheets 66 384 undated Annotated Northern British Columbia 66 385 1933 Annotated Atlin Sheet- British Columbia and Yukon 66 386 1930 Pusan, Korea 66 387 1950 Natsek Cove: Greenland-East Coast 66 388 1943 February Dimensions: 19x21. B&W. Greenland West Coast, Prince Regents Bay 66 389 1941 Dimensions: 18x29. B&W. Antarctica 66 390 1943 March Dimensions: 33x50. Color. Northern Hemisphere: North of 39 degrees 30' showing topography 66 391 1945 January Dimensions: 39x73. Color. Upernivik, Greenland 66 392 1941 Dimensions: 23x26. B&W. Smith Sound, Kennedy and Robeson Channels 66 393 1940 Dimensions: 30x42. B&W. Greenland West Coast, Wolstenholme I to Concial Rock 66 394 1941 Dimensions: 20x30. B&W. Siglu Fjord to Njardvik 66 395 1930 June Dimensions: 27x40. B&W. North Cape to Siglu Fjord, Iceland 66 396 1942 December Dimensions: 27x4. B&W. Prestbakkaey to Bordeyri 66 397 1941 March Dimensions: 21x28. B&W. Eyia Fjord, Iceland 66 398 1942 Dimensions: 22x28. B&W. Hesteyri Fjord, Iceland 66 399 1945 Dimensions: 22x29. B&W. Plans on the Northwest Coast of Iceland 66 400 1945 Dimensions: 28x42. B&W. Snaefellsjokull to North Cape, Iceland 66 401 1930 Dimensions: 24x40. B&W. Hvalfjordur and Borgarfjordur, Iceland 66 402 1941 Dimensions: 21x22. B&W. Hafnarjordr and Reykjavik, Iceland 66 403 1939 Dimensions: 42x30. B&W. Portland to Snaefelljokull Including Faxafloi, Iceland 66 404 1932 Dimensions: 30x42. B&W. Iceland 66 405 1942 Dimensions: 30x42. B&W. Reydar and Faskrud Fjords, Iceland 66 406 1943 June Dimensions: 28x40. B&W. Danmark Harbor and Environs, Greenland 66 407 1942 Dimensions: 20x22. B&W. The Greenland and Barents Seas 66 408 1944 Dimensions: 36x46. B&W. Beru Fjord, Iceland 66 409 1943 Dimensions: 30x42. B&W. Stokksnes to Portland, Iceland 66 410 1940 May Dimensions: 30x42. B&W. World Atlas of Sea Surface Temperatures 66 411 1944 Index of Aerial Photographs: Alaska, Alaskan Railway System 66 412 undated U.S. Army Air Forces: Aeronautical Planning Chart- Alaska 66 413 1948 May Map of the Arctic Region 66 414 undated Map of the Arctic region and surronding countries 66 415 undated Landform Map of Alaska by Erwin Raisz for the Office of the Quartermaster General 66 416 1948 Physical Map of the Arctic 66 417 1930 West Coast of Africa: Cuderict Bay to Cape of Good Hope 418 1929 January Dimensions: 31x49. Color. Fishers Island Sound 419 1937 June Dimensions: 42x30. Annotated (minor). Color. Position Plotting Sheet: Latitude 80-89 degrees 420 1928 December Dimensions: 36x27. Color. Position Plotting Sheet: Latitude 70-80 degrees 421 1928 December Position Plotting Sheet 422 1944 January Position Plotting Sheet: Latitude 88 degrees to 89 degrees 45' 423 1928 December North American Base Map 424 1943 Dimensions: 49x35. B&W. North Coast of Canada and Arctic Archipelago 425 1927 April Dimensions: 35x41. B&W. Smith Sound, Kennedy and Robeson Channels 426 1931 April Dimensions: 27x40. B&W. Plans in Arctic America 427 1946 June Dimensions: 26x21. B&W. The Arctic Regions 428 1943 December Dimensions: 38x32. B&W. Arctic Sea, Melville Sound 429 1942 May Dimensions: 27x22. B&W. Erebus Bay 430 1946 June Dimensions: 28x21. B&W. Arctic Sea Baffin Bay 431 1945 September Dimensions: 28x20. B&W. World Aeronautical Chart: Yukon River Alaska 432 1947 September Dimensions: 23x30. Color. World Aeronautical Chart: Mt Mckinley Alaska 433 1929 March 16 Dimensions: 23x30. Color. Pilot Chart of the Upper Air: North Pacific Ocean 434 1939 April Dimensions: 39x27. Color. World Map to 60 Degrees South Latitude 435 1936 July Dimensions: 19x19. B&W. Position Plotting sheet 436 1939 Dimensions: 35x46. B&W. Position Plotting sheet 437 1939 Dimensions: 35x46. B&W. Position Plotting sheet 438 1939 Dimensions: 35x46. B&W. Position Plotting sheet 439 1939 Dimensions: 35x46. B&W. Position Plotting sheet: Latitude 63 to 73 degrees 440 1939 Dimensions: 35x46. B&W. Pilot chart of the Northern Atlantic Ocean 441 1945 October Dimensions: 39x26. Color. The Arctic Regions 442 1943 Plans of Harbours: Great Slave Lake Canada 443 1945 Dimensions: 38x27. B&W. Slave River to Mackenzie River 444 1943 July Dimensions: 42x24. B&W. Norman to Thunder River 445 1931 Dimensions: 34x26. Annotated (minor). B&W. Mackenzie River to Bering Strait 446 1932 Dimensions: 41x27. B&W. Pencil Sketch of "Abstracts" Habitat 447 undated Antarctica and Area 448 1955 Dimensions: 34x50. Color. The Arctic Sea North of Canada, National Geographic for Wilkins 449 1937 Dimensions: 23x16. Annotated. Color. The Arctic Sea North of Canada, National Geographic for Wilkins 450 1937 Dimensions: 23x16. Annotated. Color. The Arctic Sea North of Canada, National Geographic for Wilkins 451 1937 Dimensions: 23x16. Annotated. B&W. AAF Map of the North 452 1945 January Dimensions: 35x40. Color. Hern Hemisphere Chart 453 1945 January Dimensions: 40x35. Color. Eurasia Sheet Chart 454 1945 January Dimensions: 35x41. Color. AAF Map of the North: North American Sheet 455 1945 January Dimensions: 35x40. Color. The Northern Hemisphere 456 1941 Dimensions: 36x37. Color. World Weather Extremes 457 1956 Dimensions: 8x13. B&W. World Weather Extremes 458 1955 May Dimensions: 8x14. B&W. One of Three Schematic Cross-Sections of African Vegetation 459 undated French One of Three Schematic Cross-Sections of African Vegetation 460 undated French One of Three Schematic Cross-Sections of African Vegetation 461 undated French Global Mean Temperatures- July 462 1958 January Dimensions: 11x20. B&W. Global Mean Temperatures- January 463 1958 January Dimensions: 11x20. B&W. Topography Map: Fairbanks D-3 464 1951 Dimensions: 22x29. Color. Topography Map: Big Delta A-4 465 1951 Dimensions: 22x29. Color. Topography Map: Fairbanks D-2 466 1951 Dimensions: 22x29. Color. Topography Map: Big Delta A-5 467 1951 Dimensions: 22x29. Color. Topography Map: Big Delta B-4 468 1951 Dimensions: 22x29. Color. Topography Map: Big Delta B-5 469 1951 Dimensions: 22x29. Color. US Air Force Transportation Chart GH-9 470 1948 January Dimensions: 35x36. Color. Graf Zeppelin Map, World Flight (Vienna) with Cachet 471 1929 August Dimensions: 29x28. Color. World Land Areas 472 1954 January Dimensions: 18x27. Color. Navigational Chart of the Antarctic 473 1928 Annotated. Color. Scope and Contents

Annotated with flight route.

Woods Hole 474 1936 Dimensions: 23x16. Color. Antarctica 475 1943 Dimensions: 33x50. Color. Canada, Alaska, and Greenland 476 1947 June Dimensions: 27x34. Color. Blue Line World Map 477 undated Dimensions: 30x40. Color. North America - Far East (SP-2) 478 undated Dimensions: 27x49. Color. Strategic Planning Chart: Northern Hemisphere (SP-2) 479 1943 Dimensions: 27x49. Color. The Northern Hemisphere 480 1946 Dimensions: 22x29. Color. Fairbanks C-5 (Alaska): Chart B-5 attached 481 1951 Dimensions: 51x22. Color. Australia and New Zealand 482 undated Dimensions: 50x32 Canada Department of Mines and Resources "Northern Hemisphere" (with pencil alterations) 483 1941 Dimensions: 37x37. Annotated. Color. Canada Department of Mines and Resources "Northern Hemisphere" (with pencil alterations) 484 1941 Dimensions: 37x37. Annotated. Color. Canada Department of Mines and Resources "Northern Hemisphere" (with pencil alterations) 485 1941 Dimensions: 37x37. Annotated. Color. Canada Department of Mines and Resources "Northern Hemisphere" (with pencil alterations) 486 1941 Dimensions: 37x37. Annotated. Color. Pictorial Map of the "Republic of Panama and Canal Zone" 487 undated Dimensions: 37x48. Color. World Aeronautical Chart: Panama Canal 488 1952 National Geographic Magazine Map: "The Arctic Regions" 489 1925 Dimensions: 19x20. Color. The Arctic Regions (US Navy) 490 1937 September Dimensions: 38x32. Color. The Arctic Regions (US Navy) 491 1937 September Dimensions: 38x32. Annotated. Color. The Arctic Regions (US Navy) 492 1937 September Dimensions: 38x32. Annotated. Color. The Arctic Regions (US Navy) 493 1937 September Dimensions: 38x32. Annotated. Color. The Arctic Sea of North Canada: Line Maps Prepared by National Geographic for Wilkins 494 1937 August Dimensions: 16x23. Annotated. Color. The Arctic Sea of North Canada: Line Maps Prepared by National Geographic for Wilkins 495 1937 August Dimensions: 16x23. Annotated. Color. The Arctic Sea of North Canada: Line Maps Prepared by National Geographic for Wilkins 496 1937 August Dimensions: 16x23. Annotated. Color. The Arctic Sea of North Canada: Line Maps Prepared by National Geographic for Wilkins 497 1937 August Dimensions: 16x23. Annotated. Color. Greenland East Coast: Clavering Island- Eskimonaes East and West Harbors and Scoresby Sound- Scoresbysund Anchorage and Amdrups Harbor 498 1942 February B&W U.S. Army Air Forces Aeronautical Planning Chart: North Polar Region 499 1944 August Alaska, Clothing Requirement Areas 500 undated Dimensions: 20x26. B&W. Index of Aerial Photographs: Alaska, Alaskan Railway Survey 501 undated Index of Aerial Photographs: Alaska, Alaskan Railway Survey 502 undated Greenland West Coast: Murchison Sound to Wolstenholme Fjord 503 1941 Dimensions: 21x29. B&W. Dyra Fjord, Iceland 504 1941 Dimensions: 21x27. B&W. Danmark Havn, Northeast Greenland 505 1942 Dimensions: 19x24. B&W. Njardvik to Stokksnes, Iceland 506 1942 Dimensions: 20x27. B&W. Plans on East Coast of Iceland, Horne Fiord, Nord, Hellis, and Vid Fiords 507 1940 Dimensions: 21x27. B&W. Bessel Fjord, Greenland 508 1942 Dimensions: 25x35. B&W. Berg Fjord, Greenland 509 1942 Dimensions: 27x36. B&W. South Polar Chart with Sketches (revised 1914) 510 1887 Map of the Two Hemispheres 511 undated Dimensions: 29x21. Color. Mackenzie River Delta and Mackenzie Bay, Yukon and Northwest Territories (Canada) 512 1924 Dimensions: 24x33. Color. Carte Synoptiquede L'Hemisphere Nord (North Polar Hemisphere Projection) 513 undated Dimensions: 28x28. Color. Pentagon Shaped Poster - Broken into 10 "Pie" sections with three rectangles overlapping 6 sections 514 undated Waterways to Fitzgerald and Fitzgerald to Providence on front, Chipewyan, Resolution, and Hay River Settlement on back 515 1931 Dimensions: 26x34. B&W. Providence to Camsell Bend and Camsell Bend to Norman on front, Wrigley, Simpson, and Providence on back 516 1931 Dimensions: 26x34. B&W. Great Circle Sailing Chart of the North Pacific Ocean 517 1922 Dimensions: 40x34. B&W. Northern and Southern Hemispheres, by National Geographic 518 1943 U.S. Army Air Forces Aeronautical Planning Chart: Canada 519 1945 July The Saros and Metonic Cycles (chart and diagram) 520 circa 1940 Physical Relief Chary GH-2 Northern Hemistphere 521 1946 August Dimensions: 38x36. Color. Canada Department of Mines and Resources "Northern Hemisphere" Map 522 1941 Dimensions: 37x37. Color. Economic Chart GH-8, Northern Hemisphere 523 1946 August Dimensions: 36x38. Color. AAF Strategic Outline Chart SO-16 Northern Hemisphere 524 1946 Dimensions: 36x38. Color. Climatic Chart GM-5, Northern Hemisphere 525 1946 Dimensions: 38x36. Color. Annual Precipitation Chart GH-4, Northern Hemisphere 526 1946 August Dimensions: 38x36. Color. Canada Department of Mines and Resources "Northern Hemisphere" 527 1941 Dimensions: 37x37. Annotated. Color. Northern and Southern Hemispheres Map 528 1943 April Dimensions: 68x36. Color. Map of the Northern Hemisphere: North American Sheet 529 1945 January Dimensions: 41x65. Color. Map of the Northern Hemisphere: Eurasian Sheet 530 1945 January Dimensions: 41x65. Color. "Interesting World Map" (no legend) 531 undated Dimensions: 44x62. B&W. The World Map 532 1943 Dimensions: 48x68. Color. Greenland- East Coast: Isle de France sheet 533 1943 August Dimensions: 54x34. B&W. Greenland- East Coast: Dove Bay sheet 534 1943 March Dimensions: 54x34. B&W. Greenland- East Coast: Gael Hamkes Bay sheet 535 1943 March Dimensions: 54x34. B&W. Greenland- East Coast: Davy Sound sheet 536 1942 December Dimensions: 54x34. B&W. North Atlantic Ocean: Greenland to Norway (including Iceland) 537 1941 September Dimensions: 54x34. B&W. Artic Ocean: Iceland to the White Sea (including parts of Greenland and Spitsbergen) 538 1943 June Dimensions: 54x34. B&W. Air Nagation Chart: Canada 539 1943 May Dimensions: 54x34. B&W. The World (reality series) 540 1938 Dimensions: 45x57. Color. North Coast of Canada and Arctic Archipelago 541 1927 April Dimensions: 40x46. B&W. St. Elias, Yukon- Aeronautical Edition and Whitehorse-Teslin, Yukon Territory- Aeronautical Edition 542 1948, undated Dimensions: 52x42. Color. Meteorological Base Map: Stereographic Projection 543 1922 Annotated. Hydrographic Map: The Northwest Hemisphere, Sheet #5 544 undated Dimensions: 60x40. Color. Northern Hemisphere: North of 39 degrees 30' showing topography 545 1945 January Dimensions: 39x73. Color. Port Hatibonico and Port Baitiquiri, Cuba 67 546 1916 Navigational Chart of the Arctic Basin 547 1926 Annotated. Port Escondido, Cuba 67 548 1917 Port Salut Anchorage, Republic of Haiti 67 549 1919 Nantucket Harbor, Massachusetts, US 67 550 1936 Easter Entrance to Nantucket Sound, Massachusetts, US 67 551 1938 Robinsons Hole and Quicks Hole, Massachusetts, US 67 552 1922 Frenchman Bay and Eastern Part of Mt Deset Island, Maine, US 67 553 1926 Boothbay Harbor to Bath, Maine, US 67 554 1929 Vineyard Haven, Martha's Vineyard, Massachusetts, US 67 555 1937 Hyannis Harbor, Massachusetts, US 67 556 1933 Entrance to Yateras River, Cuba 67 557 1916 Edgartown Harbor, Massachusetts, US 67 558 1936 West Penobscot Bay, Maine, US 67 559 1937 West Penobscot Bay, Maine, US 67 560 1929 Cuttyhunk Harbor, Massachusetts, US 67 561 1939 Kennebec and Sheepscot Rivers, Maine, US 67 562 1935 Blue Hill Bay, and Eggemoggin Reach, Maine, US 67 563 1931 Penobscot River, Maine, US 67 564 1932 Long Island Sound, New York - Connecticut, US 67 565 1936 Discoveries of the Stefansson Expedition, 1913-1916 68 566 undated Hand drawn map depicting Northern Canada, Victoria Land, Banks Island, Prince Patrick Island, and "new land" Proposed Route of Wilkins-Ellsworth Trans-Arctic Submarine Expedition 567 ca. 1930-1931 Physical Map of Polar Region (translation) Sheet 1 568 1940 Russian Physical Map of Polar Region (translation) Sheet 2 569 1940 Russian Map of the Antarctic compiled by the American Geographical Society of New York from the maps accompanying the published results of Scientific Expeditions. Sheet 1 American Quadrant 570 1929 North Polar Regions Chart of the Arctic Ocean 571 1885 South Polar Area Meteorological Plotting Chart 572 1955 Soviet Search Expediton Approximate Courses 573 1937-1938 Chart of Antarctic Stations During International Geophysical Year 1957-58. Chart prepared for use during U.S. Navy Operation "Deepfreeze II" 1956-1957 574 1956 Navigational Chart of the Antarctic 575 1928 Scope and Contents

Annotated with flight route and additional details.

Martha's Vineyard to Block Island Sound: Massachusetts-Rhode Island: US 100 1930 Long Island Sound: New York-Connecticut:US 100 1936 Penobscot River: Maine: US 100 1932 Blue Hill Bay and Eggemoggin Reach: Maine: US 100 1931 Frenchman and Blue Hill Bays: Maine: US 100 1932 Kennebec and Sheepscot Rivers: Maine: US 100 1935 Block Island Sound and Approaches: US 100 1936 Gardeners Bay: Long Island, New York: US 100 1935 Port Hatibonico and Port Baitiquiri: Cuba 100 1916 Nantucket Harbor: Massachusetts: US 100 1936 Port Salut Abchorage: Republic of Haiti 100 1919 Easter Entrance to Nantucket Sound: Massachusetts: US 100 1938 Prot Escondido: Cuba 100 1917 Bay of Fundy to Cape Cod: US 100 1933 Port Jefferson and Mount Sinai Harbors: New York: US 100 1937 Massachusetts Bay: Massachusetts: US 100 1935 Nantucket Sound and Approaches: Massachusetts: US 100 1933 Monhegan Island to Cape Elizabeth: Maine: US 100 1931 North Shore of Long Island Sound: Connecticut-New York: US 100 1939 Deer Island Thorofare and Casco Passage: Maine: US 100 1929 Salem and Lynn Harbors: Massachusetts: US 100 1936 Cape Elizabeth to Portsmouth: Maine-New Hampshire: US 100 1930 Robinsons Hole and Quicks Hole: Massachusetts: US 100 1922 North Shore of Long Island Sound: Connecticut: US 100 1939 Frenchman Bay and Eastern Part of Mt Deset Island: Maine: US 100 1926 Cape Cod Bay: Massachusetts: US 100 1936 Portsmouth to Cape Ann: New Hampshire-Maine: US 100 1929 Boothbay Harbor to Bath: Maine: US 100 1929 Vineyard Haven: Martha's Vineyard: Massachusetts: US 100 1937 Monohegan Island to Cape Elizabeth: Maine: US 100 1931 Edgartown Harbor: Massachusetts: US 100 1936 Entrance to Yateras River: Cuba 100 1916 Hyannis Harbor: Massachusetts: US 100 1933 Long Island Sound and East River: Hempstead Harbor to Tallman Island: New York: US 100 1939 West Penobscot Bay: Maine: US 100 1937 West Penobscot Bay: Maine: US 100 1929 Cuttyhunk harbor: Massachusetts: US 100 1939 Buzzards Bay: Massachusetts: US 100 1937 Oyster and Huntington Bays: New York: US 100 1932 Penobscot Bay and Approaches: Maine: US 100 1936 Casco Bay: Maine: US 100 1933 Navigational Chart: Arctic Basin 100 1926 Northern Hemisphere (Arctic) wall planning chart parts 1 and 2 101 undated Extended Composite of Aerial Relon Photos, Starts Whitehorse to Northway 9 1948 Svalbard maps 15 46 1948-1950 Guide to Homer, Alaska brochure 15 47 circa 1955 Newspaper Clippings Series 8 6.63 Cubic feet 1908-1979 Scope and Contents

The Newspaper Clippings series, dated 1908-1979, contains newspaper clippings and scrapbooks related to Wilkins and polar exploration activities.

Newspaper Clippings 28 1 1909 Newspaper Clippings 28 2 1911 Newspaper Clippings 28 3 1912 Newspaper Clippings 28 4 1913 Newspaper Clippings 28 5 1914 Newspaper Clippings 28 6 1915 Newspaper Clippings 28 7 1916 Newspaper Clippings 28 8 1917 Newspaper Clippings 28 9 1919 Newspaper Clippings 28 10 1920s, undated Newspaper Clippings 28 11 1920 Newspaper Clippings 28 12 1921 Newspaper Clippings 28 13 1922 Newspaper Clippings 28 14 1923 Newspaper Clippings 28 15 1924 Newspaper Clippings 28 16 1926 Newspaper Clippings 28 17 1927 Newspaper Clippings: Scrapbook 28 18 1927-1957 Newspaper Clippings 28 19 1928 Newspaper Clippings 28 20 1929 Hearst-Zeppelin 'Round the World Flight: Newspaper clippings 31 1929 Newspaper Clippings 28 21 1930s, undated Newspaper Clippings 28 22 1930 Newspaper Clippings 28 23-24 1931 Newspaper Clippings (scrapbook) 28 25 1931-1933 Scope and Contents

Includes the Nautilus and Antarctica.

Newspaper Clippings 28 26 1932 Newspaper Clippings 28 27 1933 Newspaper Clippings 28 28-29 1934 Newspaper Clippings 28 30 1935 Newspaper Clippings 29 1 1936 Newspaper Clippings 29 2 1937 Newspaper Clippings 29 3 1938 Newspaper Clippings 29 4 1939 Newspaper Clippings 29 5 1940s, undated Newspaper Clippings 29 6 1940 Newspaper Clippings 29 7-8 1941 Newspaper Clippings 29 9 1942 Newspaper Clippings 29 10 1943 Newspaper Clippings 29 11 1944 Newspaper Clippings 29 12 1945 Newspaper Clippings 29 13 1946 Newspaper Clippings 29 14 1947 Newspaper Clippings 29 15 1948 Newspaper Clippings 29 16 1949 Newspaper Clippings 29 17 1950s, undated Newspaper Clippings 29 18 1950 Newspaper Clippings 29 19 1951 Newspaper Clippings 29 20 1952 Newspaper Clippings 29 21 1953 Newspaper Clippings 29 22 1954 Newspaper Clippings 30 1 1955 Newspaper Clippings 30 2 1956 Newspaper Clippings 30 3 1957 Newspaper Clippings 30 4 1958 Newspaper Clippings 30 5-6 1959 Newspaper Clippings 30 7 1960 Newspaper Clippings 30 8 1961 Newspaper Clippings 30 9 1962 Newspaper Clippings 30 11 1965 Newspaper Clippings 30 12 1966 Newspaper Clippings 30 13 1968 Newspaper Clippings 30 15 1979 Newspaper Clippings - Foreign Papers 30 19 1930-1932 Newspaper Clippings: Australia 28 31 undated Newspaper Clippings: Australia 28 32 1908 Newspaper Clippings: Australia: Scrapbook 28 37 circa 1925-1926 Newspaper Clippings: Australia 28 33 1923 Newspaper Clippings: Australia: Wilkins Australia and Island Expedition (Scrapbook) 28 34 1923-1925 Newspaper Clippings: Australia 28 35 1924 Newspaper Clippings: Australia 28 36 1925 Newspaper Clippings: Australia 28 38 1928 Newspaper Clippings 28 39-42 undated Newspaper Clippings: Scrapbook 31.1 1 1926-1928 Wilkins Nautilus Arctic Submarine Expedition: newspaper clippings 31.1 circa 1931 Suzanne Wilkins scrapbook 31.2 undated Headline Story from New York Times "Wilkins flies from Alaska to Spitzbergen in 20 1/2 hours; Covers Polar Seas in tiny plane and finds no land; Isolated five days on uninhabited island near goal" 108 1928 April 22 "An Explorer's Wife Discovers a New Career" in Sunday Mirror magazine negative 109 1955 "The Woman Behind the Man" New York Herald Tribune Syndicate 109 circa 1960s Scope and Contents

Features painting by Lady Hubert Wilkins

"Lady Wilkins to Show Art" in New York Journal American 109 1957-1958 "Lady Wilkins to Show Art" in New York Journal American negative 109 1957-1958 "Polar Explorer's Widow Tells Why He Went Home" in The Louisville Times 109 1960 March 17 "Wilkins Flies from Alaska to Spitzbergen in 20 1/2 Hours: Covers Polar Seas in Tiny Plane and Finds No Land: Isolated Five Days on Uninhabited Island Near Goal" in the The New York Times relief print 109 1926 April 22 Notable Individuals/Groups/Events/Topics Series 9 1.8 Cubic feet circa 1901-1984 Scope and Contents

The Notable Individuals/Groups/Events/Topics series, dated circa 1901-1984, contains correspondence and reports, and information concerning other polar explorers, individuals who had a impact on Wilkins' career and life, significant groups and organizations that Wilkins was affiliated with, and events and topics concerning Wilkins and his work.

Aircraft: Lockheed Vega-2 Planes: circa 1930s; Wellesley: undated 17 12 circa 1930s, undated "Alaska as Japanese Colony Called War Solution": Statement by Sir Hubert Wilkins 17 13 1942 American Antarctic Association: Proposed expedition for 17 14 1954-1957 American Meteorological Society 17 15 undated The Arctic Institute of North America: Bill: To authorize an Annual Appropriation to Aid the Arctic Institute of North America in its Scientific research activities in North American Arctic Areas 17 16 circa 1951 The Arctic Institute of North America: By-Laws and Constitution 17 17 1946-1954 The Arctic Institute of North America: Correspondence 17 18 undated The Arctic Institute of North America: Correspondence 17 19 1947 The Arctic Institute of North America: Correspondence 17 20 1948 The Arctic Institute of North America: Correspondence 17 21 1949 The Arctic Institute of North America: Correspondence 17 22 1950 The Arctic Institute of North America: Correspondence 17 23 1956 The Arctic Institute of North America: Financial Reports 17 24 1947 The Arctic Institute of North America: Handbooks and brochures 17 25 1940s-1950s The Arctic Institute of North America: Membership (and Fellows) 17 26 1948-1956 The Arctic Institute of North America: Minutes of Meetings 17 27 1947-1951 Scope and Contents

Primarily The Board of Governors.

The Arctic Institute of North America: Newsletter 17 28 1946, 1948, 1955 The Arctic Institute of North America: Notes 17 29 circa 1940s The Arctic Institute of North America: Printed Material: Grants in Aid: McGill Summer School 17 30 1949 The Arctic Institute of North America: Reports 17 31 undated Scope and Contents

Includes Committee on Membership and Publication, Ways and Means of Raising Funds

The Arctic Institute of North America: Reports: Research and Fellowship Committee 17 32 1948 The Arctic Institute of North America: Reports: Bibliography and Roster Projects 17 33 1947-1949 The Arctic Institute of North America: Stationary, blank letterhead 17 34 undated Boston Museum of Science 17 35 1944-1951 Byrd, Admiral Richard E. 17 36 1926-1971, undated Cook, Frederick A. 17 37 1940-1947 Eielson, Carl Ben: Pilot of the Lockheed Vega on Arctic and Antarctic Flights 1928 17 38 undated Ellsworth, Lincoln 17 39 1931, 1940-1943, 1951, undated Explorers Club: Constitution: 1973-1974 Calendar and undated 17 40 1973-1974, undated Explorers Club: Sir Hubert Wilkins Memorial Meeting 17 41 1964 March-May Human Geography of Australia: Course: For the University of Delaware - Sir Hubert Wilkins, Lecture 17 42 1955 Summer LeBell, Clarence: Sir Hubert Wilkins Memorial Expedition 18 1 1959-1962 Mawson, Sir Douglas 18 2 1929-1955, undated McGill University: Geography Summer School 18 3 1951-1952 Meyers, Ray: Lt Commander, USN: Member of Nautilus Crew 1931 18 4 1977-1984, undated Mystic Seaport, Connecticut: "Sir Hubert Wilkins Exhibit" 18 5 1959-1963, undated Ronne, Finne: Antarctic Expedition 18 6 1946-1948 Ronne, Finne: Antarctic Expedition 18 7 1948-1950 Ross, Winston: Correspondence with Sir Hubert Wilkins 18 8 circa 1950s Shackleton, Ernest 18 9 circa 1901-1922, undated Soviet Union: Includes a Report by Sir Hubert Wilkins 18 10 1937-1951 Stefansson, Vilhjalmur 18 11 1933-1962 Thomas, Lowell: Author of Sir Hubert Wilkins: His World of Adventure 18 12 1940s-1970s Notes and Reference Material: Non-Military Series 10 2.4 Cubic feet circa 1910-1965, undated Scope and Contents

The Notes and Reference Material: Non-Military series, dated circa 1910-1965, and undated, contains material which is related to Wilkins' work but is difficult to classify into other series.

Notes and Reference Material - Non-military 19 1-10 1913-1958 Notes and Reference Material - Non-military: Vegetation Distribution in Alaska and Upper Canada 19 11 undated Notes and Reference Material: Address Books 19 12 circa 1910, 1937, undated Notes and Reference Material: Notebooks/Diaries 19 13 1912, undated Notes and Reference Material: Notebooks/Diaries 19 14 1920, 1926 December Notes and Reference Material: Notebooks/Diaries 19 15 1930-1938 Notes and Reference Material: Notebooks/Diaries 19 16 1943, 1946-1948 Notes and Reference Material: Notebooks/Diaries 19 17 1950-1952 Notes and Reference Material: Notebooks/Diaries 19 18 1953-1954 Notes and Reference Material: Notebooks/Diaries 19 19 1955, 1965 Notes and Reference Material: Notebooks/Diaries 19 20 1957-1958 Fanefjord Ship: Papers 27 1 1920-1930 Gatty, Harold, The Raft Book 27 2 1943 Gatty, Harold, The Raft Book: Waterproof Edition 27 3 circa 1943 "Position, Azimuth and Compass Course Book" 27 4 undated Dead Reckoning Altitude and Azimuth Table- Bubble Sextant 27 5 circa 1928 Celestial Air Navigation 27 6 1934 "Navigation with Antarctic Polar Chart" 27 7 undated The American Nautical Almanac 27 8 1938 Weems, P.V.H., Air Navigation 27 9 1937 "Nautical Books for Sale by John Bliss & Co., Inc." 27 10 undated Weems, P.V.H., Star Altitude Curves: Latitudes 70 Degrees To 90 Degrees and New Line of Position Tables 27 11 1945 Deck Log Book 27 12 1922 April Deck Log Book 27 13 1922 May-September Photographs Series 11 14.81 Cubic feet circa 1905-1975 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements

Contains slides.

Scope and Contents

The Photographs series dated circa 1905-1975, contains photographs, portraits, and slides about expeditions/trips Wilkins went on, consultant work he did, and photographs of Sir Hubert and Suzanne Wilkins, and other individuals.

Sandow Company Balloon Launch 83 1 1912 Balkan War 91 2 32 1 1912 Scope and Contents

Box 91 Folder 2 contains a photograph of Turkish Solders - including one that held Wilkins under arrest for taking photographs at the war front, The Balkan War, 1912.

Trinidad - West Indies 91 1 32 2 1912-1913 Scope and Contents

Box 91 Folder 1 contains a photograph of plantation in Trinidad, West Indies, 1912-1913.

Canadian Arctic Expedition with Vilhjalmur Stefansson 32 3-5 83 2 1913-1916 Related Materials

See also the catalogue by Stuart Jenness, Photographs and Films of the Canadian Arctic Expedition, 1913-1918.

Stefansson, Vilhjalmur 32 6 circa 1913-1916 General: Polar Regions: Antarctica or Arctic 34 16-17 circa 1913-1958 Photograph Descriptions 38 2 circa 1916-1940 World War I 52 32 7 38 4 circa 1917-1919 Scope and Contents

In Box 52, images were removed from albums and sleeved for preservation purposes. Album 1 divided into four folders. Album 2 and 3 divided into three folders. Album 4 in one folder.

England to Australia Air Race 32 8 1919 Expeditions 90 2 1919-1934 Scope and Contents

Folder contains 11 unique items. 1. Photograph of many people towing "Blackburn Kangaroo" 1919 2. Photo of Nautilus Submarine in Arctic 1931 3. Unidentified. 4. Photograph of Wilkins, Ben Eielson, and Lockheed Bega 1928 5. Unidentified. 6. Unidentified. 7. Unidentified. 8. Unidentified. 9. Unidentified. 10. Religious Service on Graf Zeppelin, 1929 Flight: Author, Wilkins (14.5" x 18") 1929 11. Photograph mounted on Posterboard of USS Nautilus Model (16" x 20") Undated

Deception Island 83 3 1920s General: Alaska and Eskimos 34 11 circa 1920s-1950s Shackleton Antarctic Expedition 85 5 32 9-12 36 4-7 1921-1922 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 85 Folder 5 (5) slides Scope and Contents

Box 36 Folder 4-7 contains photograph albums. Box 85 Folder 5 contains 5 slides depicting an Antarctic map, icebergs, and a boat.

Australia 32 16 32 14-15 1923-1925 Scope and Contents

Box 32 Folder 16 contains negatives.

Russia (Moscow) 32 13 circa 1923 or circa 1938 Arctic Flight Expeditions 83 4 1926-1928 Wilkins-Detroit Arctic Expeditions 33 1-3 1926-1928 Wilkins-Hearst Antarctic Expedition, Photographs and Descriptions 33 4 83 5 1928-1930 Antarctica 33 5 circa 1928-1937 Bennet, Suzanne [Wilkins] Flying "Jimmy Walker" Lockheed Vega 83 18 undated Scope and Contents

Suzanne is depicted in photos using her maiden name (Bennet), guiding the assumption that the photos were taken before Summer 1929.

Wilkins, Sir George Hubert: With wife Suzanne 83 21 undated Graf Zeppelin 33 6 83 6-10 86 1-4 1929 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 86 Folder 1 (2) glass slides Box 86 Folder 2 (4) glass slides Box 86 Folder 3 (5) slides Box 86 Folder 4 (4) glass slides Goodyear Airship Defender 33 7 1930 Ellsworth Antarctic Flight Expeditions 83 11 85 3-4 33 8-10 1930s Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 85 Folder 3 (5) slides Box 85 Folder 4 (8) slides Scope and Contents

Box 85 Folder 3 contains 5 slides depicting penguins, and Box 85 Folder 4 contains 8 slides depicting planes, boats, ice and antarctic landscapes.

Wilkins-Ellsworth Transarctic Submarine Expedition 83 13-14 33 11-14 1931 Scope and Contents

Also called Nautilus.

Wilkins-Ellsworth Transarctic Submarine Expedition negatives 83 15 1931 Group 2 - Nautilus 37 2 Archival Masters 2 1931 Existence and Location of Copies note

All of box 37 scanned and printed in December 2003. All saved to group drive for Wilkins image collection.

Scope and Contents

Box 37 originals include lantern slides, slides, some negatives, and some nitrate film, covering a variety of topics, including expeditions and military consultant work. All originals reside in Box 37.

Photograph Descriptions: Ellsworth Trans-Antarctic Flight Expeditions 38 3 circa 1932-1939 International Convention of Transoceanic Pilots 92 1932 May 22-27 Scope and Contents

Photograph album from the International Convention of Transoceanic Pilots held in Rome from May 22 to 27, 1932. Contains several pictures of Wilkins, as well as pictures of social gatherings, flight demonstrations, and other individuals. Includes a business card for Italo Balbo, two flags and a menu from the farewell dinner. Includes a letter from Lieutenant Colonel Paolo Sbernadori.

Ellsworth Antarctic Expedition 85 1-2 1933 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 85 Folder 1 (2) slides Box 85 Folder 2 (8) slides Scope and Contents

Box 85 Folder 1 contains 2 slides depicting Antarctic scenes, and Box 85 Folder 2 contains 8 slides depicting planes, boats and arctic scenes.

Hindenburg 33 15 83 16 1936 Second Submarine Expedition 38 1 circa 1937 Soviet Search Expedition 33 16 1937-1938 Military: Royal Canadian Air Force 34 8 1940s-1950s Far East 33 17 circa 1941 Military 34 1-4 33 18-19 circa 1942-1958 Aerial Images and Landscapes 91 3 circa 1938-1958, undated Scope and Contents

Contains 9 unique items. 1. Photograph of Antarctica circa 1945-1958 2. Photo of USS Gannet near Alaska undated 3. Photograph of Wilkins, Suzanne, and Russian Ambassador Oumansky, circa 1938 4. Photograph of a village seaport located around a courtyard Undated 5. Photograph of waterfalls, mountains, and skyline, with writing on back "Cerro Payne; Adolto Chico" Undated 6. Aerial photographs shot from a plane, view includes erupting volcano and 1 US plane, plus two unidentified partial planes (including the one the photo was taken from) Undated 7. Unidentified. 8. Unidentified. 9. Unidentified.

Aerial Images 90 1 1946-1947, undated Scope and Contents

Folder contains 19 unique images. 1-8. Black and white aerial photographs of Canada - Two of Churchill, Manitoba, Canada Airport - other sic of Canadian Landscape Undated 9. 238LT 11PTU M1 RARE 21 NOV 47 FR 1947 10. 161UT 11PTU M5 RARE 21 DEC 47 FR 1947 11. 542RT 11PTU M6 RARE 22 DEC 47 FR 1947 12. 320RT 11PTU M5 RARE 21 DEC 47 FR 1947 13. 858LT 11PTU M7 RARE 23 DEC 47 FR 1947 14. 397LT 11PTU M3 RARE 3 DEC 47 FR Undated 15. 724RT 11PTU M2 RARE 27 NOV 47 FR152 point 8 11,000-12,000 RESTRICTED 1947 16. 161LT 11PTU 6 RARE 22 DEC 47 FR 1947 17. Unidentified. 18. 330RT 11PTU RARE 21 DEC 47 FR 1947 19. 844LT 11PTU RARE 23 DEC 47 FR 1947

Military 34 5 1947 Alaska 38 6 1952 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 38 Folder 6 (26) slides Desert, Syria 38 21 1952 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 38 Folder 21 (2) slides Iraq 38 17 1952 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 38 Folder 17 (15) color slides Lebanon 38 27 1952 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 38 Folder 27 (7) slides Libya 38 28 1952 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 38 Folder 28 (12) slides Libya, desert 38 29 1952 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 38 Folder 29 (17) slides Saudi Arabia, desert 38 37 1952 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 38 Folder 37 (22) slides Desert 38 20 1953 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 38 Folder 20 (16) slides Greenland, Flower Stations 38 26 1953 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 38 Folder 25 (30) slides N. Pole Flight 38 33 1953 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 38 Folder 33 (23) slides Panama 38 35 1953 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 38 Folder 35 (16) slides Soil Samples 38 39 1953 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 38 Folder 39 (14) slides University of Delaware 38 40 1953 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 38 Folder 40 (19) slides 38 5 1954 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 38 Folder 5 (17) slides Arctic Alaska 38 13 1954 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 38 Folder 13 (18) slides Arctic (poor) 38 14 1954 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 38 Folder 14 (4) slides Bering Straits 38 15 1954 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 38 Folder 15 (9) slides Miscellaneous 38 41 1954 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 38 Folder 41 (20) slides Panama 38 36 1954 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 38 Folder 36 (19) slides Alaskan man 38 9 1955 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 38 Folder 9 (19) slides Pakistan 38 34 1955 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 38 Folder 34 (18) slides Alaskan Maneuvers 38 10 1956 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 38 Folder 10 (9) slides Military 34 7 34 6 circa 1956-1957 Alaska 38 7 1957 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 38 Folder 7 (14) slides Alaskan Maneuvers, Moose Horn 38 11 1957 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 38 Folder 11 (16) slides Antarctica 38 12 1957 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 38 Folder 12 (16) slides North Pole: Flying Over the North Pole: Hubert Wilkins, Admiral Donald B. McMillan, Lowell Thomas, Colonel Bernt Balchen, and Lowell Thomas, Jr. 35 6 1957 Untitled 38 31 1957 March Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 38 Folder 31 (20) slides Snow Surface Types, Point Barrow, Alaska 38 38 1957 March Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 38 Folder 38 (14) slides Alaska 38 8 1957 April Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 38 Folder 8 (19) slides Military: Falls Cities Chapter - Quartermaster Corps (QMC) Meeting 34 10 1957 May 11 General: Calin, Ben 34 13 1958 Day, John 34 14 1958 USS Skate 91 4 1958 Scope and Contents

Photograph of United States Ship (USS) Skate with writing "New London, 18 Oct 1958, For Sir Hubert Wilkins with deepest respect J Calvert Commanding, USS Skate" 1958

USS Skate: Sir Hubert Wilkins Aboard the Nuclear Submarine Skate, with CDR James Calvert 35 8 1958 October 18 Military: Wilkins Arctic Test Chamber 34 9 1960 General: Vesuvius Mountains 34 18 1969 Portraits of Wilkins 34 undated Group 3 - Shackleton Archival Masters 2 37 3 undated Scope and Contents

Group 11 - Zeppelin 37 11 Archival Masters 2 undated Scope and Contents

Zeppelin in Hangar 86 7 undated Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 86 Folder 7 (1) glass slide Arctic 85 6 undated Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 85 Folder 6 (5) slides Scope and Contents

Folder contains 5 slides depicting an Arctic map, planes, and sled dogs.

Arctic or Antarctic Landscapes 86 5-6 87 3 undated Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 86 Folder 4 (4) glass slides Box 86 Folder 5 (5) glass slides Box 87 Folder 3 (5) glass slides Cairo 38 16 undated Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 38 Folder 16 (9) slides Desert 38 18-19 undated Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 38 Folder 18-19 (26) slides Desert Operations 38 23 undated Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 38 Folder 23 (12) slides Duas 38 22 undated Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 38 Folder 22 (22) slides Eureka 38 24 undated Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 38 Folder 24 (8) slides Greenland, weather bureau 38 25 undated Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 38 Folder 26 (17) slides Marble Canyon, desert operations 38 30 undated Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 38 Folder 30 (26) slides Middle East 38 32 undated Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 38 Folder 32 (17) slides Military 83 17 undated Negatives, variety of Expeditions and Topics 84 29-30 undated Boat Lodged in Ice 87 5 undated Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 87 Folder 5 (1) glass slide Men in Cold Weather Clothing 87 1 undated Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 87 Folder 1 (3) glass slides Men with Sea Lion 85 7 undated Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 85 Folder 7 (1) slide Scope and Contents

One slide depicting 2 men posing with a sea lion

General: Byrd, Richard E. 34 12 undated Family of Sir George Hubert Wilkins 35 1 1905, undated Individuals: Possible Acquaintances of Suzanne or Hubert Wilkins 35 3 circa 1905-1975 Wilkins, Sir George Hubert 35 9 circa 1908-1928 General: General Photographs (no theme) 34 15 circa 1910-1975 Wilkins, Sir George Hubert at Social Events 89 1 1926-1953 Scope and Contents

Contains 10 unique items, some with previously recorded description. 1. Photograph of Wilkins and others with writing at bottom "Visila del celebre explorador, Sir H. Wilkins a Pa-Republica Harvene" September 22, 1935 2. Photograph of Wilkins and others with writing at the bottom "Ah Gran Amigo Wilkins, Parva Domina Magna Quier, September 23, 1935" 1935 3. Photograph of Wilkins and two others matted on cardboard with various signatures wishing Wilkins a Happy Birthday from QM Staff at Natick, Massachusetts 1957 4. Photo of Wilkins with many other gentlemen around dinner table undated 5. Photo of Wilkins standing with four other men undated 6. Photograph of many soldiers at lunch with inscription "Luncheon tendered to RAAF by Fred Derier of Hotel Piccadilly, March 31, 1942" 1942 7. Unidentified 8. Photograph of many men seated at tables entitled "The Seventh National Men of Science and Industry Dinner; The Sheraton Cadillac Hotel - Detroit, November 5, 1953" Wilkins is seated at the main table, 3 persons to right of banner reading "American Council of Commercial Laboratories" 1953 9. Sir Hubert Wilkins talking with Graf Komanov and president of the Academy of Sciences of the [unidentified] of the receptin in Vaus [sp] Juin 8, 1938 Moscow. 10. Photograph of dinner in honor of General Umberto Nobile, Book - Cadillac Hotel, Detroit December 12, 1926

Hubert and Suzanne Wilkins and Others 35 20 circa 1929-1958 Wilkins, Suzanne: Images of Suzanne's Paintings 84 8-12 undated Wilkins, Suzanne: Includes Suzanne Wilkins' Paintings and Sir Hubert Wilkins Exhibits 35 21-22 circa 1929-1975 Negatives: Wilkins, Sir George Hubert, Suzanne, and Others 35 18-19 1929-1975 Wilkins, Suzanne Memorial Service 35 23 1975 May 4 Wilkins, Sir George Hubert: Portraits 35 15-17 1930s Wilkins, Sir George Hubert: Portraits 88 1 1931-1935, undated Scope and Contents

Folder contains 21 unique images, some with previously recorded description. 1-2. Unidentified 3. Photograph of H. Wilkins in tuxedo turned to side. On back of photo the inscription reads "Photo on Rosalind Manifest" Undated. 4. Photograph of G.H. Wilkins in brown folder with gold lettering on front reading "T. Fransicuvi, Maga Fattes" The same inscription is found below the photo on inside Undated 5. Unidentified 6-8. Two different photos (three total) of bust of Wilkins wearing a snow suit undated. 9. Advertisement Photo of Wilkins with Drink undated. 10. Photo of Wilkins pointing to globe with attached passage of Atomic Explosions undated. 11-12. Head and shoulders portrait of Wilkins undated. 13. Photo of painting of Wilkins in snow gear, R. Hinton Perry 1935. 14-20. Unidentified 21. Photo of Wilkins pointing to globe with attached passage of Atomic Explosions undated

Wilkins, Sir George Hubert: Portraits 83 20 1911, circa 1930s, 1957 Ellsworth Antarctic Flight Expeditions, photograph albums 36 1-3 1930s Wilkins, Sir George Hubert 35 10-11 1930-1958 Wilkins, Sir George Hubert and Others 35 12 circa 1930-1958 Wilkins, Sir George Hubert 83 12 1931 Wilkins, Suzanne: Portraits 88 3 circa 1931-1933 Scope and Contents

Folder contains 11 unique images, some with previously recorded description. 1. Photograph profile of Suzanne Wilkins 1931. 2. Photograph of Suzanne Wilkins 1933. 3-11. Unidentified

Wilkins, Sir George Hubert, Capt Bernt Balchen and Walt Disney 35 13 1932 September 28 Wilkins, George and Suzanne 88 4 circa 1938 Scope and Contents

Folder contains 2 unique images with previously recorded description. 1. Photograph of Wilkins, Suzanne, and Russian Ambassador Oumansky circa 1938. 2. Photograph Portrait of Sir and Lady Wilkins: Author, Rosalind Huingol (?) (11" x 11") (bust) undated.

Wilkins Farm in Pennsylvania 84 13 circa 1941 Los Angeles Breakfast Club: Photographs and Newsletter 35 4 1947 December 10 Ford Exposition Honors Sir Hubert Wilkins 35 2 circa 1950s University of Alaska: Honorary Degree for Sir George Hubert Wilkins 35 7 1955 May 16 Memorial Service at North Pole for Sir George Hubert Wilkins 84 28 1959 Scope and Contents

Three pictures from different times.

Memorial Service at North Pole for Sir George Hubert Wilkins: USS Skate 35 5 1959 March 17 Wilkins, Sir George Hubert, Lincoln Ellsworth, and Sir Douglas Mawson 35 14 undated Wilkins, Sir George Hubert: Promotional/Advertisment Images 88 2 undated Scope and Contents

Three photos of Wilkins along with another gentleman smoking "Camels" in snow gear undated.

Group 6 - Wilkins Archival Masters 2 37 6 undated 3.5 x 5.7 Scope and Contents

Group 7 - Wilkins 37 7 undated 4 x 5 Scope and Contents

Group 8 - Wilkins Archival Masters 2 37 8 undated 4 x 5 Scope and Contents

Group 4 - Wilkins slides Archival Masters 2 37 4 undated 2.2 x 5 Scope and Contents

Group 5 - Wilkins slides Archival Masters 2 37 5 undated 2 x 3 Scope and Contents

Group 9 - Wilkins 35mm Archival Masters 2 37 9 undated Scope and Contents

Family of Sir George Hubert Wilkins 89 2 undated Scope and Contents

Photograph of 4 women and 8 men. At bottom right the name "McGiann" is written. Photo is glued to cardboard matting and enclosed in plastic. On back is written "The Wilkins Family." H. Wilkins is at far right with straw hat at feet.

Family of Sir George Hubert Wilkins and Suzanne Wilkins 83 19 undated Individuals: Possible Aquaintances of Suzanne or Hubert Wilkins 84 16 89 3 1960, undated Scope and Contents

Box 89 Folder 3 contains 9 unique items, some with previously recorded description. 1. Photograph by Blackstone Studios, Inc. of Rowan (last name unknown) Writing in lower left hand corner of photo "Love, Rowan 1960 New York" Photo is encased in a fold-out cardboard holder 1960 2. Photograph of unknown man with the inscription of "Rovwey" under the photo, as well as other illegible writing undated 3. Photograph of woman sitting with arms folded. On back writing reads "Prince Mikeladge" undated 4. Photograph of Governor Olson, California, Standing on right hand in pocket undated 5. Photograph of unidentified woman with blonde hair, face and neck shot. The numbers C 4014 13 appear on back undated 6. Photograph of woman sitting with arms folded looking over the right shoulder with inscription "To Suzanne Wilk from Quida," on back of photo to the name "Mrs. Basil Rathbone" is written. Photo taken by Murrell undated 7. Photograph of woman sitting with legs crossed drinking "Watney's Red Barrel Pale Ale," writing on back of photo reads "Air Hostess, Carin Quamsvom; SAS Bromma Stockholm" - Photographed by Brian Hese Itinl undated 8-9. Unidentified.

Artistic Depictions of George Wilkins 89 4 undated Scope and Contents

Contains 2 unique items, 1 of which has previously recorded description. 1. Photograph of bust of G.H. Wilkins enclosed in folder undated. 2. Unidentified.

Group 10 - Wilkins miscellaneous 37 10 Archival Masters 2 undated Scope and Contents

Group 1 - Instructional 37 1 undated Scope and Contents

Maps of Northern Hemisphere 87 4 undated Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 87 Folder 4 (3) glass slides Patriotic Song Lyrics 87 2 undated Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 87 Folder 2 (3) slides Ross, Winston and Marley and Family 84 32 undated Miscellaneous 38 42 undated Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 38 Folder 42 (79) slides Miscellaneous 38 43 undated Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 38 Folder 43 (24) slides Miscellaneous 38 44 undated Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 38 Folder 44 (20) slides Miscellaneous 38 45 undated Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 38 Folder 45 (27) slides Miscellaneous 38 46 undated Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements Box 38 Folder 46 (24) slides Unidentified 84 31 undated Wilkins, Suzanne and others 84 1-3 undated Wilkins, Suzanne: Portraits and/or alone 84 4-5 undated Wilkins, Suzanne portraits 84 6 undated Wilkins, Suzanne negatives 84 7 1933 May 15 Exhibits: Wilkins Bust 84 14 undated Exhibits - Wilkins Bust, paintings 84 15 undated Alaska 84 17 1950 January-February Algeria 84 18 1952 Desert big negatives, color 84 19 undated Dhahron, Saudi Arabia 84 20 1952 June Iraq 84 21 1952 July Lebanon 84 22 1952 July Libya 84 23 1952 July Pakistan 84 25 1952 June Morocco 84 24 1952 August Syria 84 26 1952 July USS Skate: Sir Hubert Wilkins Aboard Nuclear Submarine Skate with Cmdr James Calvert 84 27 1958 Photograph of the Blackburn Kangaroo crash 124 1919 Wilkin-Detroit News Expedition plane 124 1927 Speeches/Lectures Series 12 0.52 Cubic feet 1920s-1950s Scope and Contents

The Speeches/Lectures series, dated circa 1920s-1950s, contains transcripts, announcements, correspondence, notes and travel documents related to the speeches that Wilkins gave on polar topics, Australia, Harold Sherman, and aviation as well as his lecture tours.

"Adventures in Polar Exploration": Talk to be Broadcast by Sir Hubert Wilkins 20 1 1941 September 14 "The Arctic and Its Influence on World Affairs," U.S. War College 20 2 1949 February 2 "Arctic Explorations and Eskimos": Talk by Sir Hubert Wilkins 20 3 undated "Arctic Living," address to the Canadian National Defense College 20 4 1949 April 29 "Australia" 20 5 circa 1925 "Australia, the Amazing:" by Sir Hubert Wilkins 20 6 undated Boy Scouts of America Talk: Topic - Polar Exploration and the Boy Scouts: Sir Hubert Wilkins 20 7 1950 May 18 Civilization 20 8 1940 Circumnavigator's Club Dinner, remarks at, Harvard Club, New York City 20 9 1942 East Asia Report: Address given by Sir Hubert Wilkins to the Associated Clubs 20 10 1941 Fairbanks International Airport, Dedication of: Talk for 20 11 1954 February 27 Interview with Sir Hubert Wilkins - Questions only, no responses 20 12 undated "KPO": By George Hubert Wilkins: Topic - Polar Exploration 20 13 1927 October 24 National Broadcasting Company, the: on Aborigines of North Australia 20 14 undated "Next Steps Toward Civilization": Lecture by Sir Hubert Wilkins to the Georgia Education Association 20 15 circa 1940s "Ronnie Antarctic Research Expedition," American Geographical Society 20 16 1948 April 16 Sherman, Harold- teachings: Talk by Sir Hubert Wilkins, concerning the work of Harold Sherman 20 17 undated "A Talk by Sir Hubert Wilkins": for Broadcast on Tuesday, August 5, 1941 20 18 1941 August 5 "A Trip to Alaska," presented to the Goodyear Development Department 20 19 1947 April 4 Vacuum Oil Company Broadcast 20 20 1930 Announcements: Posters, Brochures, Flyers announcing appearances and presentations by George Hubert Wilkins 20 21 1920s-1950s Correspondence and travel documents for lecture tours 20 22 1930-1932 Scope and Contents