The Mary Rose - The Mary Rose
May 25, 2024 — Hatch’s History Detectives. Join Hatch, the ship’s dog as he leads you through the museum on a multi-sensory exploration of the story of the Mary Rose, her crew and the Tudor world. View event. Sun 01 Sep 2024 – Sat 30 Nov 2024.
Plan your visit - The Mary Rose
If you have any issues during your visit to the Museum, or just want further information about anything, please speak to a member of our knowledgeable team of staff and volunteers. They can be found throughout the Museum, ready to answer any questions you may have. Plan your visit to the Mary Rose Museum. Learn about our opening times, tickets ...
Raising the - The Mary Rose
The Mary Rose was raised on 11 th October 1982, following many years of searching, excavation, and recording. Henry VIII’s ship was finally returning home to Portsmouth Dockyard, where she had been built almost 500 years earlier. A team including divers, archaeologists, engineers, and scientists was needed to excavate and raise the Mary Rose.
Discover - The Mary Rose
Discover. Discover the Mary Rose’s history, from the Tudor era through to today. Peek through our collections in the Artefact Gallery, gain an understanding of maritime conservation, and learn about our research and archaeology.
Artefacts - The Mary Rose
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The life of the - The Mary Rose
The Battle of St Mathieu. While the Mary Rose was not the largest of Henry’s ships – the 1000-ton Regent, built in 1487 held that position – it was the Mary Rose that the Admiral of the Fleet, Edward Howard, picked as his flagship. This was to be a matter of significance in the Battle of St Mathieu on the 10th August 1512. In the weeks leading up to the battle, Howard led successful ...
Why did the Mary Rose sink?
The Mary Rose sank during the Battle of the Solent, a confrontation between French and English troops on the Isle of Wight, as well as a face-off between their respective fleets in the Solent between the Isle of Wight and Portsmouth. The only confirmed eyewitness, a Flemish sailor who escaped from the sinking vessel, claims that the Mary Rose ...
Virtual museum - The Mary Rose
A follow up with the Mary Rose Museum, Portsmouth. Read more. Collections. Skeletons of the Mary Rose Documentary. A unique, cutting-edge scientific investigation redefining what we thought we knew about Tudor England. X-ray technology. X-ray technology offers new information about the armour worn by the crew on Henry VIII’s warship the Mary ...
Executive Management Team - The Mary Rose
Following her PhD in Materials Science & Engineering, Eleanor worked at Stanford and the University of Kent. She joined the Mary Rose as Conservation Manager in 2012 and became Head of Conservation & Collections Care in 2016, and then became Deputy CEO in 2021. She is a Chartered Scientist, Engineer and Fellow of the Institute of Materials.
Book tickets - The Mary Rose
One day entry to Mary Rose Museum only. Adults £36 £36. Children £26 £26. Seniors £35 £35. Valid for one day entry to The Mary Rose Museum only. Better value ticket options below include entry to other iconic Portsmouth Historic Dockyard museums and ships, such as HMS Victory, Royal Navy Submarine Museum and HMS Warrior. Book tickets Book ...