Filters… Explore themes - Any -Topics-Maritime history--Life at sea--Ships and boats--Exploration and encounters--Trade and empire--Enslavement and resistance--War and conflict-Space and astronomy--Astronomy guides--History of astronomy--Space science--People in astronomy--Astrophotography--Astronomy Photographer of the Year galleries-Time--Greenwich Mean Time--Clocks and timekeeping--Seasons and calendars--Time and navigation-Art and culture--Portraits--Seascapes and landscapes--Contemporary art--Architecture--Decorative arts--Photography-The ocean--Ocean science--People and the ocean--Shipping and industry--Migration and movement-Royal history--Royal Greenwich--Tudors--Stuarts Location - Any -Cutty SarkNational Maritime MuseumQueen's HouseRoyal ObservatoryPrince Philip Maritime Collections CentreIn GreenwichOnlineOther Specialism - Any -AstronomyConservationCuratorialEvents & VenuesHMS NHS: The Nautical Health ServiceLibrary & ArchiveVolunteers Search keywords 25 Jun 2025 Night Sky Highlights - July 2025 Discover what to see in the night sky this July, including two magnificent nebulae in Cygnus, Mercury at its best, and more! 22 May 2025 Night Sky Highlights - June 2025 Discover what to see in June's night sky, from eerie glowing clouds, to a trio of constellations in the Summer Triangle, and more. 15 May 2025 Caird connections In this bicentennial year of the modern railway, we take the opportunity to explore some railway connections in the Caird Library and Archive. 14 May 2025 The Afterlives of Slaving Vessels Learn more about the afterlives of slaving vessels with Caird Research Fellow Dr Richard Anderson 22 Apr 2025 Nina Baker: one of the first women navigation officers in the Merchant Navy Learn about Dr Nina Baker’s struggle to become one of the first women navigation officers in the British Merchant Navy 22 Apr 2025 Night Sky Highlights - May 2025 Discover what to see in the night sky this May, from a galaxy that looks like a hat, to spinning space eggs and more 28 Mar 2025 Dickens and The Great Stink of 1858 For many, Charles Dickens is synonymous with Christmas jollity. However, there was a darker side to Dickens’ work. Not only did he repeatedly refer in his novels and articles to the contemporary filth of the Thames, which culminated in the Great Stink crisis of 1858, he was also actively involved in kick-starting the reform programmes to resolve the issue. First Prev Current page 1 Page 2 Page 3 Page 4 Page 5 … Next Last
