⚓ Step Aboard History: The Mary Rose & Maritime Portsmouth with Chris Dobbs ⚓ Discover the gripping story of Henry VIII’s favourite warship — the Mary Rose — from her mighty days leading the Tudor navy to her tragic sinking in 1545, and her extraordinary rediscovery centuries later. Join us on an unforgettable tour of Maritime Portsmouth, featuring a private evening at the Mary Rose Museum, recently redesigned to showcase even more artefacts from this Tudor treasure trove. Your expert guide? Chr

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Watch the hilarious video promoting Portsmouth Historic Dockyard, it's drip! (Am I saying that right?) The full article can be found in the comments below 👇 | The News, Portsmouth

⚓ HMS Warrior 1860 ghost caught on CCTV at Portsmouth Historic Dockyard Real or fake? You decide... https://bit.ly/4jjDxdA 🫣 Don't hate us, its tradition now! | Portsmouth Historic Dockyard

⚓ Victory After Trafalgar Tattered. Weathered. Yet unstoppable. After Trafalgar, HMS Victory had every right to rest, but history had other plans. Reclassified as a second-rate ship, she was back in action by 1808, leading a fleet to the Baltic under Admiral Sir James Saumarez. A Franco-Russian alliance was choking off Britain’s access to vital naval supplies such as hemp, flax and timber. Sweden, resisting Napoleon’s blockade, became a crucial ally, and Victory answered the call, keeping northe

⚓ Disgusting Dockyard: Step aboard for a spine-tingling journey into the darker side of our maritime past. 📖 Uncover the disturbing stories and gruesome histories that shaped our iconic dockyard. From chilling chronicles to revolting recipes – prepare for all things macabrely maritime. 🌊 First up is a tale about how sailors went to toilet at sea, the origin of the phrase 'tow rag' and an 'excremently' disgusting punishment if you were seriously unlucky! Want to know more? Join us this October