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Astronomers Take Over
This brand-new interactive gallery gives curious minds aged 4 to 104 the space to play, learn and explore!
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Celebrate England's largest festival of history and culture this September at the Prince Philip Maritime Collections Centre
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What is the Merchant Navy?
Discover the role and history of the commercial shipping fleet – and its connections with Royal Museums Greenwich
Night sky highlights - September 2026
Spot Neptune through a telescope, see the Moon in the Beehive Cluster, and mark the autumnal equinox and equilux.
Making Waves: Dr Dawn Wright
Oceanographer and chief scientist Dr Dawn Wright on diving to the deepest part of the ocean – and why we need to stand up for our blue planet
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Top architecture in Greenwich
Greenwich is home to many architectural masterpieces, from the classical Queen's House to the contemporary Laban Building
Caird Library and Archive online request system
Order items from the National Maritime Museum's Library and Archive collections to study in the Library’s Reading Room using the Aeon request system
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Home + Land Podcast
Join host Mehala Ford and special guests to discover how museum collections can help you connect with your heritage and homeland
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A historical treasure hunt in the grounds of the National Maritime Museum
This blog explores the history of various large artefacts in the grounds of the National Maritime Museum and one in Greenwich Park
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The Battle of Navarino and an interesting find
Among the manuscripts held by the Caird Library and Archive is a file containing Lieutenant John Harvey Boteler's observations of the Battle of Navarino. However his account contains much more information than simple notes on his role.
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Jonathan Hulls and the first patent for steam propulsion
Traditionally, Jonathan Hulls had often been credited as the first person to conduct practical experiments involving steam-powered vessels. Why then, is his work not remembered?
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