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LEAVING SOUTH GEORGIA March 2020 It was a different end to the season than anticipated; the Covid19 pandemic affecting even...

CURATOR JAYNE AND THE IMPORTANCE OF PROPER TEA February 2020 When you see South Georgia for the first time, all...

MUSEUM ASSISTANT HANNAH EDUCATES YOU IN THE LOCAL LINGO January 2020 As a language teacher in ‘real life’, I’ve become...

MUSEUM ASSISTANT JEROME ON SNOOZY ELLIES AND ILL TEMPERED FUR SEALS December 2019 December is the month when fur seal...

TAKING PRIDE IN OUR WORK November 2019 Caitlin, the Fundraising Assistant, reports on the November activites at the South Georgia...

A CRISP START TO THE SEASON October 2019 L to R: Caitlin, Pat, Jayne and Hannah ready to raise the...

By Director, Sarah Lurcock NG Explorer was one of the last ships through for the season. A vivid rainbow connected the...

Big Ships and Little Ships - Written by Curatorial Intern Finlay Raffle Laura and Dani carefully clean some of the artefacts...

The GSGSSI Maintenance Team have refurbished Shackleton's grave January was a busy month with a steady coming and going of...

December 2018: MUSEUM ASSISTANT LAURA HAS MUCH TO REPORT ON THE TURN OF THE YEAR This month has flown by...

ADVENTURES AND TRAINING Fundraising Assistant Dani Spreitzer writes about the start of the season training and some fun opportunities for...

TWO NEW EXHIBITIONS UP FOR THE START OF A NEW SUMMER SEASON Precious cargo en route to South Georgia The...

CHARLOTTE THE CURATOR REFLECTS ON THE BUSIEST SEASON EVER The new Slop Chest display As the Curatorial Intern at the...

NOT RUNNING OUT OF FLUFFY PENGUINS MUSEUM ASSISTANT KERSTIN WRITES   The real thing During the month of February, the...

ARTIST IN RESIDENCE THEO CRUTCHLEY-MACK WRITES ABOUT CREAKING OIL TANKS AND EXCEEDING HIS HIGH EXPECTATIONS A good chance to meet...