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A guided tour is the perfect way to explore the Museum’s collection in more detail.
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.
Everybody who watched the raising of the Mary Rose remembers the moment when the cradle fell, but what actually happened?
William Alwyn “Al” Davies is a member of the Mary Rose Special Branch of the British Sub Aqua Club
11 October 1982, John Gray was operator of Tog Mor, the crane that lifted the Mary Rose. In this blog, he remembers that day…
Hugh McKnight was a Royal Engineers diver during the final stages of the recovery of the Mary Rose
Did the crew of the Mary Rose have a balanced diet? Our hands-on activities encourage children to find out for themselves.
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…
Without the drive and enthusiasm of Alexander McKee who died on Wednesday, 22nd July 1992, the Mary Rose may never have been found.
A lot has changed in the Mary Rose Museum since you came on that school trip 25 years ago…
How the latest science is helping to look after bricks recovered from Henry VIII’s favourite warship the Mary Rose
