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When thinking of the role of the Royal Navy during the First World War we normally focus on the Grand Fleet, the Battles of the Falklands and Jutland or perhaps the Navy’s role in protecting merchant shipping from the threat of German U-Boats. But this only shows part of the First World War experience for Royal Naval personnel, some of which was not at sea at all.

Officers, gentlemen, and dedicated followers of fashion... Author and lecturer Dr Amy Miller explains how the history of Royal Navy clothing isn't as 'uniform' as it first appears.

The Caird Library and Archive’s new display showcases some journals and diaries from our Archive collection.

Plot a journey through four special maps in the National Maritime Museum collection

Uncover the extraordinary life of the celebrated ship

Learn more about Woodall's medical guide for the sea-going surgeon in the Caird Library collection

The Caird Library and Archive's new display case highlights sickness and healthcare in the Georgian Royal Navy

Exploitation, slavery and even murder have been documented on board modern fishing fleets

Photographer and offshore worker Peter Iain Campbell shines a light on one of Britain's most challenging working environments

We have all heard the saying ‘clothes maketh the man’. Perhaps it’s doubly true for women – especially those women who disguised themselves in order to run away to sea.