The Mary Rose is proud to announce that we're holding Third Thursday Twitter Tours, online tours on Twitter, which look at a number of objects in the Mary Rose on a particular theme. However, rather than just subjects like “The Carpenter”, or “Food and Drink” (though there will be some of that), we’re aiming for a variety of different topics, based on current events, popular culture or just whatever takes the guide's fancy.
Our first Third Thursday Tour, shamelessly cashing in on the Royal Wedding in May 2018.
Our second Third Thursday Tour looked at artefacts bearing the official marks of Henry VIII
Our Third Third Thursday Tour took a look at the Cowdray Engraving, which depicts the loss of the Mary Rose. Most people liked the Displeased Tent though...
A look at some of the animals of the Mary Rose, as represented by our museum collection.
Also, a seashell owl.
A Heritage Open Days-style tour of the Mary Rose collections.
The gadgets and gizmos that the men of the Mary Rose had, but probably didn't really need...
Takes on the Wizarding World in a shameless attempt to cash in on a popular film franchise...
The twelve days of Christmas based on artefacts recovered from the Mary Rose.
We can only apologise for some of the later ones...
They drank a fair bit on the Mary Rose..
Getting fashionable on the Mary Rose, because even a 16th century sailor needs to look good!
Celebrating Shakespeare Week with the immortal words of the Bard. Also, knife handles that look like willies.
A 'Tribute' to the new, and final, series of Game of Thrones. Yes, a tribute, not a shameless cash-in. Definitely.
Because not EVERYTHING is brown...
Falling in the middle of #MuseumWeek, we used the hashtag of the day "RainbowMW"
Songs inspired by the Mary Rose's collection.
Well, objects chosen because they could be linked to popular songs.
From Maiden Voyages to Mary Rose Sauce - Tackling #FakeNews regarding the Mary Rose
The end of the summer holidays are in sight, so to celebrate we went Back to School!
Answering your questions about The Mary Rose, although they mostly seem to be about poo.
Looking at the links between the Mary Rose and the Shardlake novels, in which the Mary Rose appears. SPOILERS: The ship sinks!