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Captain James Cook - Explorer - Portrait and Notable Places
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Captain James Cook - Explorer - Portrait and Notable Places
Captain James Cook (1728-1779) - British explorer, navigator, cartographer, and captain in the Royal Navy - portrait and notable places associated with his life - his birthplace at Marton in Cleveland, his house on Grape Lane, Whitby and the Cook Monument, Easby Hill, Cleveland. Date: 1910
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Autograph Birthplace Cartographer Cleveland Cook Dec15 Explorer Grape Lane Navigator Places Signature Whitby Easby Marton
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Captain James Cook (1728-1779): A British Explorer, Navigator, and Cartographer of the 18th Century This evocative portrait of Captain James Cook, a renowned British explorer, navigator, and cartographer, captures the spirit of adventure and discovery that defined his life. Cook's accomplishments left an indelible mark on history, expanding the world's knowledge of the Pacific Ocean and its surrounding lands. Born on October 27, 1728, in Marton, a village in Cleveland, England, Cook's humble beginnings belied the extraordinary journey that awaited him. The image of his childhood home on Grape Lane, Whitby, serves as a poignant reminder of his roots. Cook's career in the Royal Navy began in 1755, and his first major expedition took place in 1768 aboard the HMS Endeavour. This voyage led Cook to New Zealand and Australia, where he made groundbreaking discoveries and charted vast territories. The Cook Monument, located on Easby Hill in Cleveland, stands as a testament to his achievements. Dedicated in 1827, the monument bears Cook's signature and autograph, adding a personal touch to this historical landmark. As Cook continued to explore the Pacific, he discovered Hawaii, the Hawaiian Islands, and the eastern coast of North America. His voyages opened up new trade routes and fostered diplomatic relations between European powers and indigenous peoples. This photograph, taken in 1910, offers a glimpse into the life and legacy of a man who forever changed the world's understanding of the Pacific and its peoples. Cook's spirit of exploration and determination continue to inspire generations, leaving a lasting impact on the annals of history.
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