Shackleton.

Returning to Hut Point, 3 February 1903, after reaching 82°17′S.
Left to right: Ernest Shackleton, Robert Scott, Edward Wilson.

Setting out for the South Pole, 2 November, 1902.
Left to right: Ernest Shackleton, Robert Scott, Edward Wilson.

Discovery Hut at Hut Point was also used by the Nimrod Expedition (1907-9), and the Terra Nova Expedition (1910-13).

Photos from NASA.

We were soon frozen in. As intended.

The Discovery, and the Hut at Hut Point. (Photo from archives of the Natural History Museum, UK)

“The RSS Discovery as seen docked at Dundee,” Dundee, 2009, by David Ball

The Discovery today, in Dundee Harbor, Scotland.

Blueprints of the Discovery, 1899; photo by Steve Hill

“Aerial view of the GAUSS in the ice during the German Antarctic Expedition. This picture was obtained from a balloon. In: Deutsche Sudpolar-Expedition 1901-1903 Meteorologie I by Erich von Drygalski, March 29, 1902.”
—NOAA Photo Library

April, 1902