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Historical stories, conservation, news and collections updates and other stories from the Mary Rose.
In our latest Collections blog we take a look at the Grace Dieu, ship of Henry V, which didn’t have as exciting a career as the Mary Rose…
Discover the role of the militia during the ‘Battle of the Solent’, England’s land army, defending the coastline from enemy raids.
What options were available for the Tudors when it came to education, and would the crew of the Mary Rose have gone to school?
Everybody who watched the raising of the Mary Rose remembers the moment when the cradle fell, but what actually happened?
When the Mary Rose was first rediscovered in the 1830s, everyone wanted a piece of the ship, and with these souvenirs, they could have one…
Discover the lives of black members of Tudor society in our podcast featuring Onyeka Nubia, TV historian and professor of history.
Coronavirus it was not, but ‘The Sweating Sickness’, the epidemic prevalent in Tudor England, was feared greatly…
The loss of the Mary Rose wasn’t the only misfortune to strike Portsmouth in 1545, as an outbreak of bubonic plague hit Henry VIII’s forces…
The Mary Rose, like most large ships in Henry’s fleet, would have had three boats, used to take the crew ashore.