The Terra Nova Returns to Cardiff
June 14, 1913
Terra Nova at Cardiff, 1913
William Lashly and Tom Crean on board the Terra Nova at Cardiff, 1913
Crew member in Antarctic dress, Cardiff 1913
Teddy giving back a Scout flag that was given to the crew to take to Antarctica, Cardiff 1913
Cardiff Scout flag that travelled with the crew on board the Terra Nova
Figure head at Roath Park, Cardiff, 1914
Figure head from the Terra Nova
The Scott Memorial, which is also known as the Lighthouse and the Clock Tower, was built in 1915 at Roath Park, Cardiff
Memorial plaque which was created in 1916 and displayed in Cardiff City Hall
Y Terra Nova yn Dychwelyd
Christopher Parry
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The Terra Nova Returns to Cardiff
June 14, 1913
Terra Nova at Cardiff, 1913
William Lashly and Tom Crean on board the Terra Nova at Cardiff, 1913
Crew member in Antarctic dress, Cardiff 1913
Teddy giving back a Scout flag that was given to the crew to take to Antarctica, Cardiff 1913
Cardiff Scout flag that travelled with the crew on board the Terra Nova
Figure head at Roath Park, Cardiff, 1914
Figure head from the Terra Nova
The Scott Memorial, which is also known as the Lighthouse and the Clock Tower, was built in 1915 at Roath Park, Cardiff
Memorial plaque which was created in 1916 and displayed in Cardiff City Hall