Library

The Museum's Caird Library is a comprehensive specialist reference library and a rich research resource for all. The Library is open Monday to Friday, 10.00–16.45 (until 19.45 on Thursday), and 10.00–13.00 and 14.00–16.45 on Saturday. To request items to view in the Library, please register at Aeon.

Please note that the Caird Library will be closed over the Spring Bank Holiday and Queen’s Jubilee from 2–5 June inclusive.

The Caird Library will close from 2 July to 4 September 2012 inclusive due to the preparations and holding of the Olympics equestrian events at Greenwich Park. See Temporary closure of Library for more information.

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Contact

General enquiries: +44 (0)20 8312 6516 | library@rmg.co.uk

Manuscripts, charts, atlases: manuscripts@rmg.co.uk

Other collections: for enquiries about 3D objects or paintings, please email rmenquiries@rmg.co.uk for your message to be forwarded to the relevant curator.

Location

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National Maritime Museum
Park Row, Greenwich
London SE10 9NF

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Meet the curators who research the Museum’s collection of over 2 million objects. 

Conferences and seminars

The Queen’s House Conference, 2013: Call for papers
Part of a conference series analysing the intellectual, cultural and political contexts of celebrations in 1625 for the wedding of Charles I and...
The Queen’s House Conference, 2013: Call for papers

Research areas and projects

Fellowships and internships

The Museum has a long-running Research Fellowship programme covering maritime history and other disciplines exploring the cultural, social and political aspects of maritime history. New fellowships are advertised in September/October each year. 

The Trustees of the National Maritime Museum approved the latest Research Strategy on 19 February 2009.
The Museum also takes very seriously its Policy on Good Conduct and Practice in Research.