article_snippet: Never-before-seen images showing Scott doomed expedition team setting off on Captain Scott's doomed expedition team ill-fated trek to the South Pole have come to light - revealing the harsh conditions the men faced.
article_snippet: Never-before-seen images showing Captain Scott's doomed expedition team setting off on their ill-fated trek to the South Pole, now thought to be worth £50,000, also show the team of husky dogs used for part of the journey that would end with the deaths of Scott and the polar party of Edward Wilson, Lawrence Oates, Edgar Evans and Henry Bowers.
article_snippet: Captain Scott's team depart pulling a sled in poignant unseen photographs taken by Lt Henry Bowers of Scott's ill-fated 1912 Antarctic expedition. 
article_snippet: Never-before-seen images showing Captain Scott's doomed expedition team setting off on their ill-fated trek to the South Pole also show the beginning of the expedition that would end with the deaths of Scott and the polar party of Edward Wilson, Lawrence Oates, Edgar Evans and Henry Bowers Captain Scott the polar party of Edward Wilson, Lawrence Oates, Edgar Evans and Henry Bowers Edward WilsonEdgar Evans and Henry Bowers .
article_snippet: Henry Bowers perished with Captain Scott on Henry Bowers return from the South Pole, but these photographs taken by Captain Scott were returned to Britain with expedition photographer Herbert Ponting.
article_snippet: The pictures were part of the huge 1,700 image archive gathered by Ponting, who trained Bowers in the art of photography so he could take pictures during the ground-breaking trek to the South Pole.
article_snippet: Most of the images are owned by the Scott Polar Research Institute at Cambridge University.
article_snippet: The vast majority of Robert Falcon Scott's pictures are in the Scott Polar Research Institute at Cambridge University.
article_snippet: Bowers perished with Scott on Bowers return from the South Pole, but these photographs taken by Scott were returned to Britain with expedition photographer Herbert Ponting .