Guide to Maritime Greenwich: London's UNESCO World Heritage Site
In 1997, UNESCO recognised Greenwich as a World Heritage Site. Discover what's so special about London's famous maritime hub
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Salons in the Queen's House: Miniatures from Mughal India to Jamaica
In this free lunchtime talk, hear art historian Damiët Schneeweisz talk about a portrait miniature of Zeenat Mahal, on display at the Queen’s House
Research guide
South Asian History Research Guide
Learn about the histories, cultures and communities represented in Royal Museums Greenwich's collections
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Vessels of the Future masterclass
Join a free masterclass for young people aged 13-17 at the National Maritime Museum to design a vessel of the future!
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When does spring start?
Blooming daffodils, warmer weather or the Sun's position in the sky – how do we define the beginning of spring?
Research guide
Research guide C10: The Merchant Navy: World War Two
This guide outlines the main sources for researching the activities of merchant ships and their crews during the Second World War 1939 to 1945
Intimate weddings
Nestled exclusively above London and set within beautiful Greenwich Royal Park ...
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Members' Jellycat presale
The new Jellycat Space collection is out of this world, and Members can purchase them first!
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Artist Sharon Walters on creating The Many Invincible Ones display in the Queen's House
Artist Sharon Walters’ new display, 'The Many Invincible Ones', centres the humanity of those impacted by colonial violence through artworks themed around reconnection, reflection and rest