Partnerships & initiatives

The National Maritime Museum has benefited greatly from NHMF assistance over the past 30 years.

Now open, the Sammy Ofer Wing is the biggest development in the Museum’s history.

No.1 Smithery is a new cultural venue and centre for world-class maritime collections at the heart of the Historic Dockyard, Chatham.

CSI has been created to give experience working with conservators at the NMM's Conservation Department.

The Flamsteed promotes the understanding of astronomy and offers members hands-on experience of the workings of the Royal Observatory's telescopes.

The Royal Observatory has undergone a spectacular £15 million redevelopment – the Time and Space Project.

Understanding Slavery is a national education project and a teaching website developed by a partnership of national and regional museums.

The Museum works with a number of local and national organizations on community projects and initiatives.

Partners from organisations in London, Bristol, Southampton, Hartlepool and Liverpool have worked to create the NOF-funded PortCities website for...

National Historic Ships is a non-departmental public body reporting to the DCMS on ship preservation and funding priorities.

CLIWOC was an EU-funded research programme designed to abstract, interpret and analyse climatological data from historic naval documents.

Planet Ocean aims to promote public awareness of the oceans and the importance of their conservation and sustainable development.

New Visions is the Museum's contemporary art programme to encourage and broaden access to the arts.

Sea Vision UK is the national campaign to raise awareness of the sea, including the maritime sector in its widest sense.

SeaBritain 2005 was a national celebration inspired by the bicentenary of Trafalgar and the death of Nelson.