1888-1957

Contains transcripts from the diary of early twentieth-century explorer Richard E. Byrd in which he recorded details of his historic, and disputed flight over the North Pole in 1926, and discussed other aspects of his life and work in the years between 1925 and 1927.

Admiral Richard Byrd recounts his solo Antarctic expedition in 1933 where he suffered symptoms of mental and physical illness due to a defective stovepipe that emitted carbon monoxide.

Chronicles the adventures of Admiral Richard Byrd as he struggled to stay alive during the long Antarctic winter of 1933.

Recounts the experiences and achievements of Byrd's exploration of Antarctica.

Hoping to have an adventure to impress her grandcows, Emmadine Cow joins Admiral Richard E. Byrd on his 1933 expedition to the South Pole.

An account of Admiral Richard Byrd's stay alone in a small shack during an Antarctic winter.

Discusses the adventures of Richard Evelyn Byrd and his dog Igloo as they raced to the North Pole.