A virtual meeting with a speaker who talked about the pursuit of the elusive Northwest Passage

A virtual meeting with a speaker who talked about Captain James Cook in Antarctic waters

A virtual meeting with a speaker who talks was "Naming the Named: The Exploration and Mapping of British Columbia's Coast, AND The Nootka Crisis or “Why We Don't Speak Spanish in British Columbia”.  

A virtual meeting with a speaker who talked about events surrounding the 1759 battles on the Plains of Abraham near Quebec, Canada. 

A trip to Mereototo / Ship Cove, which was Captain Cook’s favourite Pacific harbour in Totaranui / Queen Charlotte Sound, on the edge of Cook Strait, with access to the Tasman Sea or the Pacific Ocean.  

A virtual meeting with three speakers, who talked about the Kanaka, the Nootka Crisis, and Cook's explorations in the icy polar latitudes

A discussion of books about Cook’s explorations, and how to get things happening for the 250th anniversary of Captain Cook’s landing on the west coast of Canada at Nootka Sound. 

A meeting at Wörlitz, held to celebrate the return to public viewing of some artefacts colled by the Forsters suring Cook's Second Voyage to the Pacific

A three-day conference held at the Royal NZ Naval base at Devonport as a celebration of the 250th anniversary of Cook’s first landing in this country

John Thornton spoke of his visit to East Yorkshire in the UK, seeing some of Cook’s “homesteads” and the Cook-related museums there. 

A new member reflects on a weekend "during which I had met some lovely people, learned a lot and thoroughly enjoyed myself"

An Australian non-member's view of a weekend in Whitby, Marton, and the CCS meeting

A day of talks held to coincide with an exhibition of ancient Hawaiian artifacts, many with links to Captain James Cook’s Third Voyage.

A wonderful lunch buffet with members introducing themselves and how they became interested in the life of Captain James Cook. 

"I had come to the weekend with doubts that I would enjoy it, but left feeling it had been a very good experience.  In fact I will come back next time".

Two members report about the meeting in Auckland

Discussions about Captain Cook on the West Coast, the repair of Cook’s statue in Victoria to replace the dividers that had been stolen, and what we might expect in the future regarding activities or excursions. 

A meeting with the theme “Nootka Connections”, plus behind-the-scenes visits to two Victoria museums with material from Cook’s, Vancouver’s, and other expeditions to the northeast Pacific. 

The CCS UK regional meeting took place during the weekend of Friday to Sunday, 21 to 23 October, at the Whitby Museum, Pannett Park.

A meeting held to accompany the unveiling of a commemorative plaque for JR Forster at Halle’s Stadtgottesacker.

A new member's view of the formal and informal activities Friday to Sunday, 23 to 25 October, 2015. 

A day of learning and discussion on March 6, 2015 at the Tigh-Na-Mara Resort & Spa, Parksville, BC. 

A weekend at Mercury Bay with talks and tours of the area

Members from all over the world made a trip to Yuquot, Nootka Sound.

The first meeting of the Captain Cook Society members on Vancouver Island and the west coast of Canada

A personal account of the trip to Groton in Suffolk, Great Ayton  and Marton, talks at the CCBM, and visits to Staithes and Whitby

A one-day visit to the Natural History Museum, Eton College, which was once attended by Joseph Banks

A weekend at Wellington of talks and tours

One member's account of the weekend events, of talks, informal chats, and visits to Cook places

"It was my first time at a Captain Cook Society meeting.... I can recommend anyone to attend one.  Many people go frequently, so take care, it seems to be contagious." 

“I will never forget the truly wonderful and impressive days in Göttingen.  I am glad to be a CCS member and be part of this great group of people."

CCS members met in February 2011 in Bern, Switzerland on the last day of the Exhibition “James Cook and the Exploration of the Pacific”

A Canadian non-member's view of the meeting, and exploring Yorkshire

A member describes an October weekend of talks at Marton, and visits to Staithes and Whitby

A meeting held in Bonn 25-27 September 2009, to coincide with the exhibition James Cook and the Exploration of the Pacific

A Canadian member's thoughts on the talks and conversations and enjoyment at a UK meeting

The US Regional Weekend Meeting was held February 13-15, 2009, in Hawai'i.

The fears of member with limited knowledge of James Cook are abated when he joins this meeting

A meeting in Germany of members of the Captain Cook Society on Friday, 20th June 2008, in Kassel.

The first meeting in Germany of CCS members was held on Saturday 24 March 2007 at a hotel in Düsseldorf.

A US member's second visit to Marton for a CCS meeting at the Captain Cook Birthplace Museum 

Two reports by members about the weekend meeting and visits to Marton, Great Ayton, Whitby

Members "able to get to Marton have a great time and friendships are made or renewed. No one feels left out."

A meeting of members at Darling Harbour, Sydney on the afternoon of Sunday 24 April 2005.

Separate meetings were held in the states of New South Wales and Victoria

An American member's journey to Marton for the weekend meeting in October

Talks about Cook in Great Ayton, in Stepney, in Marton, Ships of Cook's Time, Cook's Wooden World

The Meeting was held from Friday 13th September to Sunday 14th Sept. 2002 at the Marton Hotel & Country Club, which is close to the Captain Cook Birthplace Museum.
On Saturday there was a series of lectures at the Museum.
On Sunday members visited places in the area associated with Cook.
 

A joint meeting with the Pitcairn Islands Study Group in London.

On Saturday there was a series of lectures at the Captain Cook Birthplace Museum, Marton.
On Sunday members visited places in the area associated with Cook.