
What is recorded here
This blue commemorative plaque records: The home of Commander Lionel Greenstreet (Born 20-03-1889 - Died 13/01/1979) First Officer of HMS Endurance lead ship of Sir Ernest Shackleton's imperial trans-antarctic expedition to the South Pole in 1914. Commander Greenstreet was the last surviving member of this expedition and lived here until he moved to Goring, Sussex in the mid 1960s Recorded plaque organisation: Torbay Civic Society.
Lionel Greenstreet served as First Officer on HMS Endurance during Sir Ernest Shackleton's imperial trans-Antarctic expedition of 1914, and was recognized as the last surviving member of this historic voyage.
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