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How the Mary Rose was rescued from the seabed
Explore life on board the Mary Rose as you meet the crew!
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Historical stories, conservation, news and collections updates and other stories from the Mary Rose.
In June 1539, four of the Mary Rose‘s crew went drinking, and their drunken shenanigans would end up going down in history…
During the excavation on the Mary Rose, a number of cuttlefish living on the wreck site were adopted by the divers as pets!
War and Peace – life onboard the Mary Rose – projections of the crew showing life on a Tudor warship. How were these films created?
In 2011, part of the Mary Rose went where no Tudor warship had gone before…
Were people a lot shorter in the past? Not according to the crew of the Mary Rose…
In 2010, Hatch, the ship’s dog of the Mary Rose, was exhibited at Crufts.
Where did the crew of the Mary Rose go to the toilet? Not off the poop deck, if that’s what you were thinking…
Over 700 logs were found on the Mary Rose, many originally destined for firewood, but we look after them just like the rest of the collection.
When is a crow’s nest not a crow’s nest?
