After a mutiny by the crew of Henry Hudson's ship Discovery, Hudson and his son are set adrift along with some loyal crew members in a small boat. They were never seen again. Henry Hudson was best known for his explorations of parts of present-day Canada and Northeastern United States during his four voyages in search of a northern passage through the Arctic to the Far East.
Several geographical features are named after him, among them the Hudson River, the Hudson Bay, and the Hudson Strait. More
Painting by John Collier (1850–1934)
Title "The last voyage of Henry Hudson"
Date 1881
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