A writing of wronged history comes with the milestone exhibition of the Gweagal Spears, stolen by Captain Cook and returned ...

It is widely believed that Broken Bay was named by Lieutenant James Cook as he sailed up the coast in early May 1770.

1682 – Robert La Salle claimed the lower Mississippi River and all lands that touch it for France. 1770 – Captain James Cook discovered Botany Bay on the Australian continent. 1833 – Peterborough, NH, ...

A statue of Captain James Cook in Sydney’s eastern suburbs has ... Cook arrived in Sydney Cove in 1770 where he and his crew landed at Botany Bay, opening up the continent now known as Australia ...

We've picked 35 of the most wonderful walks to explore the UK and ranked them. Think rolling hills, razor-sharp rocky peaks, ...

It is named after Sir Joseph Banks, the botanist on Captain Cook's 1770 voyage of discovery and key advocate for establishing a colony at Botany Bay. Banks was held by the Labor Party from its ...

Positioned within the iconic Woolooware Bay precinct, this immaculate apartment boasts views across Botany Bay and to the city. Full of natural light, luxurious interiors and a generous ...

His statue in Melbourne was covered in red paint but Captain James Cook has very little to do with us celebrating Australia Day on January 26. He landed in Botany Bay on April 28, 1770, and he didn’t ...

The east coast of New Holland was claimed by British Captain James Cook in 1770 who renamed the land New South Wales. In due course, this led to the First Fleet landing at Botany Bay in 1888 and the ...

Elias Stable's Captain Cook breezed a half-mile in :49 March 26 ... Trained by Rick Dutrow Jr., the Practical Joke bay was completing his sixth work since capturing the 1 1/8-mile Withers Stakes ...

The museum sits close to where British explorer James Cook was born A museum dedicated to 18th Century British explorer Captain James Cook has reopened for the season, but future funding for the ...

Add articles to your saved list and come back to them any time. When Lieutenant James Cook and the crew of HMB Endeavour stepped ashore in Botany Bay in April 1770 – during their exploration of ...