U.S. enters Franklin search with Grinnell backingMay 1, 1850Labels: Henry Grinnell, U SUSS RescueUSS Rescue
First Grinnell Expedition departs New YorkMay 23, 1850Labels: First Grinnell, Edwin JUSS AdvanceFirst Grinnell
First Grinnell ships become icebound in Wellington ChannelSep 14, 1850Labels: Advance, RescueUSS RescueUSS Rescue
First Grinnell Expedition returns to New YorkSep 30, 1851Labels: Advance, First GrinnellFirst GrinnellUSS Rescue
Second Grinnell Expedition sails under KaneMay 31, 1853Labels: Second Grinnell, Elisha KHayes BioKane Bio
Kane recruits Greenlandic expertise and dog teamsJul 1, 1853Labels: Hans Hendrik, GreenlandSecond GrinnellHendrik Bio
Advance reaches Smith Sound and is trapped for winterSep 10, 1853Labels: Advance, Smith SoundUSS AdvanceSecond Grinnell
Sledge journeys expand mapping and observationsMar 1, 1854Labels: Sledge journeys, Kane partySecond GrinnellHayes Bio
Exploration of “Grinnell Land” during spring sledgingMay 1, 1854Labels: Grinnell Land, Isaac IHayes BioSecond Grinnell
A second winter looms as scurvy and shortages worsenAug 1, 1854Labels: Scurvy, AdvanceSecond GrinnellUSS Advance
Kane abandons the Advance and begins retreat southMay 20, 1855Labels: Abandonment of, Kane retreatKane BioSecond Grinnell
Kane returns to New York with expedition resultsOct 11, 1855Labels: Elisha K, New YorkKane ArticleUSS Advance
Kane publishes Arctic Explorations, shaping U.S. polar ambitionsJan 1, 1856Labels: Arctic Explorations, Elisha KKane BookKane Society
Hayes leads 1860–1861 voyage influenced by Kane’s routeJul 1, 1860Labels: Isaac I, United StatesHayes Bio