The George Mallory Foundation at the Summit – The George Mallory Foundation

Garth Miller with Dorje Sherpa on 20th May 2022

The George Mallory Foundation

The George Mallory Foundation was established in January 2020 by Royal Artillery Officer, Captain Anthony Harrison with an objective to design and create a national memorial to George. H. L. Mallory in his home village of Mobberley, Cheshire.

Over the four years between 2020 and 2024, The George Mallory Foundation will commemorate nationally across key locations in the UK, one of Britains greatest explorers. We will celebrate each major step in Mallory’s three expeditions to reach his ultimate goal of climbing to the Summit of Everest at 8848m, as they approach their centenaries.

George. H. L. Mallory

Camp at 20,000ft. – The Last Day, 1921 George Leigh Mallory

The Mallory Memorial at Base Camp Everest, 5,364m

Camp at 20,000ft., in Cloudy Weather After Snowfall, 1921 George Leigh Mallory

Pumori from Second Advanced Camp, West Rongbuk Glacier, 1921 George Leigh Mallory

Mount Everest, Showing South Peak, North Peak and Col, from Peak Above Advanced Camp, 1921 George Leigh Mallory

View of Everest Summit and Great Couloir in Centre of North Face, 1921 George Leigh Mallory

Mount Everest in Morning Light, from Camp at 22,500ft, 1921 George Leigh Mallory

Mount Everest in Cloud from Summit North of Advanced Base, 1921 George Leigh Mallory

Mount Everest from Head of Kama Chu, 1921 George Leigh Mallory

Chomolönzo and Makalu from Summit 21,200ft. South-West of Advanced Base, 1921 George Leigh Mallory

Untitled, 1921 George Leigh Mallory

St Wilfred’s Mobberley Parish Church, 2020 Captain Anthony Harrison

Hobcroft House, Mobberley. The family home of George Leigh Mallory

Mallory Memorial Window in St Wilfred’s Mobberley Parish Church, 2020

Rare view of George and Ruth together on the loggia of The Holt, 1915.

Garth Miller with Dorje Sherpa at Everest’s Summit on 20th May 2022