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How the Mary Rose was rescued from the seabed
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Historical stories, conservation, news and collections updates and other stories from the Mary Rose.
Was Jacques Berenghier, a Flemish gun captain, guilty of sabotage, or just in the wrong place at the wrong time?
From maiden voyages to Marie Rose sauce, we’re busting a few myths about Henry VIII’s favourite warship…
An amusing look at some of the more ‘out-there’ theories for why the Mary Rose sank., from icebergs to Spanish ghost captains.
In June 1539, four of the Mary Rose‘s crew went drinking, and their drunken shenanigans would end up going down in history…
We don’t have a crew manifest for the Mary Rose, but we do have a few names we can attribute to the crew of Henry VIII’s favourite ship…
The Mary Rose is often thought of as being unstable, yet in 1513, she took part in a race around the Kent coast.
Who was the Mary Rose named after? Was it Henry VIII’s sister, his mistress, or someone a bit more symbolic?
Much is made of the Mary Rose’s last battle, but you rarely hear about her first, the Battle of Saint-Mathieu, 33 years earlier.
The Mary Rose on display in Portsmouth is certainly the most famous ship to bear that name, but it wasn’t the last.
