Stained glass window in St Mary’s Church, Banbury - Pictured here is HMS Terror stuck in the ice. The images was taken from the Arctic reports and notebook of Admiral Sir George Back during his Arctic expedition in 1836. It was commissioned by Henry Back, the admiral’s brother and vicar of the church in c. 1860.

HMS Terror showing the courtyard, and snow walls built around the Ship, by Lieutenant Owen Stanley, 1837

HMS Terror trapped in pack ice in Frozen Strait, between 1836-37, by Admiral Sir George Back

HMS Terror caught in the ice near Southampton Island, Nunavut, Canada' Watercolor by Cap. William Smyth, 1837

H.M.S. Terror off a spectacular iceberg, apparently in the Davis Strait, between Canada and Greenland, by Admiral Sir George Back (British, 1796-1878)

“The crew of H.M.S. Terror completing the snow walls during a heavy gale,” lithograph based on a drawing by William Smyth, in Narrative of an Expedition in H.M.S. Terror … in the years 1836-7, by George Back, 1838 (detail)

H.M.S. Terror nipped in the ice in Fox’s Channel, detail of a lithograph based on a drawing by William Smyth, in Narrative of an Expedition in H.M.S. Terror … in the years 1836-7, by George Back, 1838

A football or rugby game between sailors and officers, in front of HMS Terror, during the Back arctic expedition 1836, by first lieutenant William Smyth 1836