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Virtual Tour
Adolphus W. Greely: Abandoned in the Arctic
Click here to take a virtual tour of the acclaimed exhibit at the Portsmouth Anthaneum
The tour was photographed and prepared by Kirk Membry Designs
Book and DVD Sales
Abandoned in the Arctic, Adolphus W. Greely and the Lady Franklin Bay Expedition, 1881-1884
The 88 page book, with almost 100 reproductions of historic photos and illustrations, recounts the 1881 Lady Franklin Bay expedition as well as Dr. Clark’s 2004, six week journey to the Arctic to re-trace and re-examine Greely's fabled retreat. The Clark expedition, which included scientists, field-guides and Greely's great, great grandson, James Shedd, was also the genesis for the ninety-minute documentary film, Abandoned in the Arctic.
The 90 minute DVD is available for $20 plus $7 shipping and handling. 
The full 88 page book is available for $20 plus $7 shipping and handling.
To place an order directly or inquire about books or DVDs, please email suzanne@cocked-hat.com
Books may be purchased at:
RiverRun Bookstore
20 Congress Street
Portsmouth, NH 03801
603-431-2100
info@riverrunbookstore.com
Congratulations!
Abandoned in the Arctic officially selected from over 500 entries around the world to screen at the 2007 New Hampshire Film Festival. October 11th-14th, 2007 at The Music Hall in Portsmouth, New Hampshire
Redemptive Storyteller Award 2007
On November 3, 2007, Dr. Geoffrey Clark accepted a Redemptive Storyteller Award--professional category--for Abandoned in the Arctic at the Redemptive Film festival Grand Awards Ceremony, held at the Regent University School of Communication and the Arts in Virginia Beach, VA. The award celebrates family friendly films with a redemptive spirit.
Screenings 2009
Peabody Essex Museum: "Abandoned in the Arctic", will be screened on Saturday, February 21, 2009 at 1:00 pm. UPDATE...."Abandoned" played to a full house!
Address:
161 Essex St.
East India Square
Salem, MA. 01970
978-744-3390
866-745-1876