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Major new conservation phase for HMS Victory with once-in-a-generation visitor experience
Modern-day Great Repair offers once-in-a-generation opportunity to see under the skin of a First-Rate ship of the line and tell her story in a…
Her Royal Highness the Princess Royal Visits Unique D-Day Survivor LCT 7074
The National Museum of the Royal Navy is delighted to announce that Her Royal Highness The Princess Royal visited unique D-Day survivor LCT 7074 at…
Falklands 40: Talk Recounts Key Role of Falkland Helicopter Crew 40 Years to the Day
The powerful recollections of a helicopter crew involved in the opening actions of the Falklands Conflict 40 years ago is the subject of a very…
HMS Caroline Update March 2022
Today, we are thrilled to announce that HMS Caroline will remain in Belfast – her home for nearly 100 years.
Materials Testing Begins for HMS Victory
Engineers at the University of Southampton are working with the National Museum of the Royal Navy (NMRN) to help find the best materials to ensure…
HMS Victory’s Conservation Announced as Victory Commemorates 100 Years in Dry Dock
HMS Victory was moved into her final resting place a century ago at Portsmouth Historic Dockyard, dry dock no. 2. The ship’s custodian, the National…
Century-Old Coin Uncovered Under HMS Victory Mast on Display in Trafalgar Day Tribute
Rare discovery from nation’s flagship put on show from Trafalgar Day as tribute to naval landmark battle. Historic ship team’s wish to discover…
HMS Victory’s Lower Mast Removed Temporarily for Analysis and Conservation
Highly complex three-day engineering challenge marks next crucial step in 20-year conservation project. Main lower mast lifted for first time in…
Steam Pinnace 199 shortlisted for prestigious award
The Institute of Conservation (ICON) Awards team have announced that Steam Pinnace 199 has been shortlisted for the Institution of…