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Stuart Paine

1910 – 1961

Antarctic explorer

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About Stuart Paine

Lived 1910 – 1961 (aged 50). Stuart Paine was an American explorer and military officer.

Stuart Douglas Lansing Paine (October 18, 1910 – March 13, 1961 ) was an Antarctic explorer.

Life Paine was born in Durham, New Hampshire, in 2007 as Footsteps on the Ice. Mount Paine in Antarctica, discovered in 1934 by the expedition, was named for him by Byrd. Byrd also named Mount Durham after Paine's hometown.

Later in life, he was president of a number of California manufacturing companies.

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Education
Phillips Academy, Yale University
Also known as
Stuart Douglas Lansing Paine

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People whose lives overlapped Stuart Paine's

Frequently asked questions

Who was Stuart Paine?

Antarctic explorer (1910-1961)

When was Stuart Paine born?

Stuart Paine was born on 18 October 1910 in Durham.

When did Stuart Paine die?

Stuart Paine died on 13 March 1961 in Burlingame.

What was Stuart Paine's occupation?

Stuart Paine was an explorer and military officer.

What nationality was Stuart Paine?

Stuart Paine was American.

Sources & further reading

· Wikipedia: Stuart Paine

· Wikidata: Q7626932

· DBpedia: Stuart Paine

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