7th November 1836

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Woolwich She moved down to Woolwich. (Darwin's final Diary entry) Captain Fitzroy’s Journal After the chronometer rates were asce...
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28th October 1836

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Greenwich Got up the river to Greenwich on the 28th. Captain Fitzroy’s Journal On the 28th our anchor was let go at Greenwich. Syms ...

26th October 1836

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Syms Covington Journal Anchored off The Nore near to Chatham.  Anchored off Gravesend, was towed by steamer the same evening FOR about an h...

24th October 1836

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Syms Covington Journal Deal Visitors came to see the ship the following morning. Sailed about 12 o'clock the same day, and came to ou...

23rd October 1836

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Syms Covington Journal Anchored off Deal.

22nd October 1836

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Syms Covington Journal Anchored off Dungeness.

21st October 1836

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Syms Covington Journal Sailed from Dover the 21st 11 o'clock am

20th October 1836

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Syms Covington Journal Aanchored 20th 8 o'clock Dover

18th October 1836

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Plymouth to Greenwich Sailed for the Thames, calling on her way at Portsmouth & Deal….

Catching Up

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[Barn Pool, where the Beagle lay before sailing.  One of the safest anchorages in the Hamoze, it lies across the Tamar opposite the King Wil...

6th October 1836

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CHARLES DARWIN TO J.S. HENSLOW. Shrewsbury, Thursday, October 6, 1836. My dear Henslow, I am sure you will congratulate me on the delight ...

5th October 1836

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LETTER TO JOSIAH WEDGWOOD. [Shrewsbury, October 5th, 1836.] My dear Uncle The "Beagle" arrived at Falmouth on Sunday evening,...

3rd October 1836

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Captain Fitzroy’s Journal From Falmouth we went to Plymouth. Syms Covington Journal Left Falmouth October 3rd pm, anchored in Plymouth.

2nd October 1836

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Falmouth After a tolerably short passage, but with some very heavy weather, we came to an anchor at Falmouth. To my surprise and shame I c...
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