A recent initiative has secured a budget of approximately £3 million aimed at conserving the historic residence used by explorer Ernest Shackleton during his Antarctic expeditions. The building served as a logistical and operational base for Shackleton while coordinating the rescue of his crew stranded on the ice. The funds are designated for structural assessments, restoration work, and ensuring the site’s preservation for future generations. Efforts include stabilizing the foundational elements, restoring original architectural features, and installing informational displays to educate visitors about Shackleton’s expedition history. This project aligns with broader initiatives to preserve key sites related to polar exploration and historical achievements. The preservation of the residence is viewed as a means to maintain a tangible connection to early 20th-century exploration history and ensure that the site remains accessible for educational and commemorative purposes.