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When the last Tudor ruler, Elizabeth I, died without leaving children to rule after her, the Stuart family took over.

Daisy Chamberlain curated a recent display of Library and Archive materials relating to the Challenger Expedition (1872–76). Here she explores the hidden stories, scientific research and record of sailors' lives held within these materials.

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Sitting in the centre of the grounds at Royal Museums Greenwich, this exquisite former royal palace remains the crown jewel in our collection

We offer a world-class resource for studying maritime history, astronomy and time

October's item of the month is a personal journal written by Gilbert James Inglis. He served as purser on board the convict ship Duchess of Northumberland and kept a diary on a voyage from London to Hobart, November 1852 to April 1853

Learn more about the young people who performed their work ‘It Could Be You’ to over 100 people at the National Maritime Museum, as part of National Refugee Week

In September 2023 Royal Museums Greenwich will be hosting a two-day hybrid conference on Shakespeare and the Sea.

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The telescope has evolved as a key scientific instrument that has changed our perceptions of the world