Passel, Charles F. Antartic ExplorationCollection 1911-2001

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Passel, Charles F. Antartic ExplorationCollection 1911-2001

http://www.lib.utexas.edu/taro/utcah/01519/01519-P.html

Correspondence, diaries, journals,photographic material, film, videos, creative works, scrapbooks, maps, charts,reports, minor works of art and artifacts document Charles F. Passel’s participationin Admiral Richard E. Byrd’s Third Antarctic Expedition, 1939–1941; as well asPassel’s later interests and enterprises related to the expedition and other polarexploration.

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