- MS 1268/1;BJ Diary, 15 October 1924 to 26 June 1927 [Based at Marine Biological Station, Grytviken] 1 volume, holograph
- MS 1286/2;BJ Diary, 15 October 1924 to 21 October 1926 [Revised and less detailed version of MS 1286/1;BJ] 1 volume, holograph
- MS 1286/3;BJ Diary, 14 December 1929 to 6 January 1931 [Voyage of RRS Discovery II, 1st commission] 1 volume, holograph
- MS 1286/11;BJ Diary, 11 January to 24 May 1931 [Voyage of RRS William Scoresby, 3rd commission and return voyage to Europe on board RRS Discovery II, 1st commission] 1 volume, holograph
- MS 1286/4;BJ Diary, 21 October 1933 to 27 May 1934 [Voyage of RRS Discovery II, 3rd commission] 1 volume, holograph
- MS 1286/5;BJ Diary, 1 August 1934 to 3 June 1935 [Voyage of RRS Discovery II, 3rd commission] 1 volume, holograph
- MS 1268/6;BJ Diary, 7 October 1937 to 3 March 1938 [Voyage of RRS Discovery II, 5th commission] 1 volume, holograph
- MS 1268/7;D Diary, 9 to 21 May 1939 [Meeting of ICES in Berlin] 8 leaves, holograph
- MS 1268/8;BJ Diary, 13 April to 27 May 1950 [Voyage RRS Discovery II 6th commission] 1 volume, holograph
- MS 1268/9;BJ Diary, 12 August to 9 September 1952 [Voyage of RRS Discovery II] 1 volume, holograph
- MS 1268/10;BJ Diary, 7 to 30 September [1950] and 5 September to 2 October 1955 [Voyage of RRS Discovery II] 1 volume, holograph
- MS 1090/1-4;D Poems (4), undated [The Discovery Expedition, The battle of Cephalodiscus, Once aboard the lugger and 1 untitled] 11 leaves, typescript
Mackintosh, Discovery Investigations
This material is held atScott Polar Research Institute Archives, University of Cambridge
- Reference
- GB 15 Neil Mackintosh/Discovery Investigations
- Dates of Creation
- 15 October 1924 to 30 September [1950]
- Name of Creator
- Physical Description
- 11 diaries, 4 poems
Scope and Content
Administrative / Biographical History
The Discovery Expeditions, 1925 to 1951, were organised to provide information required for whaling and sealing industries the investigations were a series of oceanographic voyages undertaken by Scott's first expedition ship Discovery and later by Discovery II and William Scoresby. During the first two years research 1925 to 1927 a laboratory was set up on South Georgia. The first cruise of the William Scoresby involved whale marking off South Georgia and dredging off the Falkland Islands.
Arrangement
Chronological.