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©AAD, Copyright Commonwealth of Australia 1995 Catalogue id 139D1 Caption Wally Herbert (L) and Rod Ledingham (R) Photographer Gill, Peter	©AAD, Copyright Commonwealth of Australia 1964 Catalogue id 2090A4 Caption Cape Hallett was named for Thomas Hallett, purser in the Erebus in 1841. A scientific station, jointly run by the US and New Zealand, was built in January and February 1957 as part of the IGY. The station was operated year round until 1964, when it became a summer only station. The station was closed in 1973, and the buildings have since been removed to allow the Adelie Penguins reclaim their rookery. US official photograph Photographer Unknown	©AAD, Copyright Commonwealth of Australia 1957 Catalogue id 2345C3 Photographer King, Peter	©AAD, Copyright Commonwealth of Australia 1956 Catalogue id 2345C5 Photographer King, Peter	©AAD, Copyright Commonwealth of Australia 1995 Catalogue id 3491B4 Photographer Higham, Tim	©AAD, Copyright Commonwealth of Australia 1995 Catalogue id 3491B5 Photographer Higham, Tim
©AAD, Copyright Commonwealth of Australia 1962 Catalogue id 4383A1 Caption Cape Hallett Station was established in January 1957 as part of International Geophysical Year. It was jointly run by the US and NZ. A colony of 8,000 penguins were removed to make way for the station. It accommodated 11 Americans and three New Zealanders. It was operated all year around until 1964 when it became summer only. Station was closed in 1970. Photographer Thompson, Robert W (Bob)	©AAD, Copyright Commonwealth of Australia 1965 Catalogue id 4383A2 Photographer Soucek, Zdenek (Frank)	©AAD, Copyright Commonwealth of Australia 2024 Catalogue id 4383A3 Caption Cape Hallett Station was established in January 1957 as part of International Geophysical Year. It was jointly run by the US and NZ. A colony of 8,000 penguins were removed to make way for the station. It accommodated 11 Americans and three New Zealanders. It was operated all year around until 1964 when it became summer only. Station was closed in 1970. US official photograph Photographer Unknown	©AAD, Copyright Commonwealth of Australia 1965 Catalogue id 4383A5 Caption Cape Hallet was discovered in 1841 and named for Thomas Hallett, purser in the Erebus. Photographer Soucek, Zdenek (Frank)	©AAD, Copyright Commonwealth of Australia 1965 Catalogue id 4383A6 Photographer Soucek, Zdenek (Frank)	©AAD, Copyright Commonwealth of Australia 1965 Catalogue id 4383B1 Caption Deserted penguin colony Photographer Soucek, Zdenek (Frank)
©AAD, Copyright Commonwealth of Australia 1962 Catalogue id 4383B2 Caption Cape Hallett Station was established in January 1957 as part of International Geophysical Year. It was jointly run by the US and NZ. A colony of 8,000 penguins were removed to make way for the station. It accommodated 11 Americans and three New Zealanders. It was operated all year around until 1964 when it became summer only. Station was closed in 1970. Photographer Soucek, Zdenek (Frank)	©AAD, Copyright Commonwealth of Australia 1965 Catalogue id 4383B3 Caption Cape Hallet was discovered in 1841 and named for Thomas Hallett, purser in the Erebus. Photographer Soucek, Zdenek (Frank)	©AAD, Copyright Commonwealth of Australia 1965 Catalogue id 4383B4 Caption Derserted penguin rookery Photographer Soucek, Zdenek (Frank)	©AAD, Copyright Commonwealth of Australia 1965 Catalogue id 4383B5 Caption Cape Hallet was discovered in 1841 and named for Thomas Hallett, purser in the Erebus. Photographer Soucek, Zdenek (Frank)	©AAD, Copyright Commonwealth of Australia 1957 Catalogue id 5026B3 Caption USS Arneb close astern of close astern of the USCGC Northwind off Cape Hallet Photographer King, Peter