Smythe, F. S. (Francis Sydney), 1900-1949
Variant namesFrancis Sydney (F.S.) Smythe (1900-1949) was a British mountaineer, botanist, author, and photographer. Smythe explored new routes in the Alps, such as that explored with Professor Thomas Graham Brown on Mont Blanc (1927 and 1928). His climbs also included six expeditions in the Himalayas, including Kamet (the first peak over 25,000 to be climbed in 1931) and Everest (1933, 1936, and 1938). Smythe visited North America (1946 and 1947), exploring the Rockies and the Lloyd George Range of British Columbia. (Arnold Lunn, rev. A. M. Snodgrass, ODNB ).
From the guide to the Francis Sidney Smythe Collection (MS 251), 1931-1932, (University of Colorado at Boulder Libraries. Special Collections Dept.)
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Birth 1900-07-06
Death 1949-06-27
Britons
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