The Alpine Club published a second series of Peaks Passes and Glaciers in 1862. E.S. Kennedy, the club's second president, edited the volume and highlighted the new first ascents of nine peaks and ten passes as part of the exploration of the Alps. In 1863, the Alpine Club replaced these occasional essays with a club periodical, the Alpine Journal. Images at the beginning of Peaks, Passes and Glaciers show climbers temporarily on a rope above a crevasse while the title page depicts climbers enjoying their summit positions.

Creator

• Kennedy, Edward Shirley

Palabra Clave

• Summits of Modern Man

Year

• 1862

Date created

• 1862

Resource type

• Image

Source

• Frontispiece and title page, Edward Shirley Kennedy, ed. Peaks, passes, and glaciers; being excursions by members of the Alpine Club. Second series. (London, 1862), volume 1. Harvard College Library, Swi 688.59.10 http://id.lib.harvard.edu/aleph/001167042/catalog

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• 2020-08-07