HMS Terror

1813 Vesuvius-class bomb vessel

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1813 — 1848 (see also HMS Terror, HMS Terror) object, bomb vessel, shipwreck, Royal Navy, Robert Davy, War of 1812, United Kingdom
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Admiral Sir George Back shows HMS Terror anchored near a cathedral-like iceberg in the waters around Baffin Island (cropped)

Admiral Sir George Back shows HMS Terror anchored near a cathedral-like iceberg in the waters around Baffin Island

Admiral Sir George Back shows HMS Terror off a spectacular iceberg, believed to be in the Davis Strait, between Canada and Greenland

An iceberg, the HMS Terror and some walrus near the entrance of Hudson Strait Un iceberg, le NSM Terror et quelques morses près de l’entrée du détroit d’Hudson (48188889486)

Christmas Harbour Kerguelens Land, 1811

Cockburn Island Ross

Collision of Erebus and Terror

Die Gartenlaube (1864) b 149

'Erebus' and the 'Terror' in New Zealand, August 1841 by John Wilson Carmichael

HMS Erebus and Terror - ILN 1845

H.M. Ships Erebus and Terror in the Ross Sea (by John Edward Davis)

HMS Terror - ILN 1845 (cropped)

HMSTerrorThrownUpByIce

Mount Erebus, Antarctica; the volcano in eruption. Chromolit Wellcome V0025210

Mount Sabine in Latitude 71°.50' South and Longitude 169°.00' East - West 40 miles -- Discovered by H.M. Ships Erebus and Terror Jany 11th 1841 CKS 2006

The Black S.E. side Christmas Harbour panoramic view with topographical notes also position of Terror and Erebus shown (continued from previous page RMG PV9974

The crew of H.M.S. Terror, breaking a passage in the ice NYR 2017

William Smyth HMS Terror February 1837

William Smyth HMS Terror

William Smyth HMS Terror in the Arctic Regions Summer 1837

Type	Date	Description	Keywords	Notes	Source
link		Three Decks entry@			Wikidata
link		Freebase entry@			Wikidata
vessel		HMS Beelzebub	Royal Navy, bomb vessel		Wikidata
image		Admiral Sir George Back shows HMS Terror anchored near a cathedral-like iceberg in the waters around Baffin Island (cropped)			Wikimedia
image		Admiral Sir George Back shows HMS Terror anchored near a cathedral-like iceberg in the waters around Baffin Island			Wikimedia
image		Admiral Sir George Back shows HMS Terror off a spectacular iceberg, believed to be in the Davis Strait, between Canada and Greenland			Wikimedia
image		An iceberg, the HMS Terror and some walrus near the entrance of Hudson Strait Un iceberg, le NSM Terror et quelques morses près de l’entrée du détroit d’Hudson (48188889486)			Wikimedia
image		Christmas Harbour Kerguelens Land, 1811			Wikimedia
image		Cockburn Island Ross			Wikimedia
image	1847	Collision of Erebus and Terror			Wikimedia
image		Die Gartenlaube (1864) b 149			Wikimedia
image		'Erebus' and the 'Terror' in New Zealand, August 1841 by John Wilson Carmichael			Wikimedia
image		HMS Erebus and Terror - ILN 1845			Wikimedia
image		H.M. Ships Erebus and Terror in the Ross Sea (by John Edward Davis)			Wikimedia
image	1845	HMS Terror - ILN 1845 (cropped)			Wikimedia
image		HMSTerrorThrownUpByIce			Wikimedia
image		Mount Erebus, Antarctica; the volcano in eruption. Chromolit Wellcome V0025210			Wikimedia
image		Mount Sabine in Latitude 71°.50' South and Longitude 169°.00' East - West 40 miles -- Discovered by H.M. Ships Erebus and Terror Jany 11th 1841 CKS 2006			Wikimedia
image	1839	The Black S.E. side Christmas Harbour panoramic view with topographical notes also position of Terror and Erebus shown (continued from previous page RMG PV9974			Wikimedia
image		The crew of H.M.S. Terror, breaking a passage in the ice NYR 2017			Wikimedia
image	1837	William Smyth HMS Terror February 1837			Wikimedia
image	1837	William Smyth HMS Terror			Wikimedia
image		William Smyth HMS Terror in the Arctic Regions Summer 1837			Wikimedia