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Queen's House Classic Treasures Tour with drinks on the balcony
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Explore the myth, discover the truth: Pirates at the National Maritime Museum is now open
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Experience life at sea and climb the rigging of one of London's true icons
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Turning our view of the world inside out: introducing the new Ocean Map
The National Maritime Museum's Ocean Map reminds us just how much of the Earth is covered by water – and how important the ocean is to our planet
Pirates: fact or fiction?
From buried treasure to walking the plank, how much of what we think we know about pirates is really true?
A whistle for a life: surviving the Titanic tragedy
Meet steward Cecil and passenger Lillian, two young people whose fates intertwined during the sinking of the Titanic
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Make your own Stained Glass window
Take inspirations from our Baltic Glass window to make your own stained glass window.
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How to make a penguin finger puppet
Make your very own penguin finger puppet at home!
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How to make a plastic plankton scene
Discover some of the smallest creatures in the Antarctic waters and create your own underwater world of plankton
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How to make a figurehead
Make your very own figurehead – just like the ones in our collection at Royal Museums Greenwich!
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How to make signal flag messages
Learn how to send your own signal flag messages to communicate with ships!
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How to make your own art gallery
Create your own gallery of amazing women from our collection!
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How to make a ship in a bottle
Using a few household items, make a ship in a bottle, and decorate the sails to reflect your own identity!
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How to make a fish carp kite
Learn how to make your very own flying fish
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How to make a macramé keyring
Learn how to tie knots like a sailor to create your own keyring!
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How to tie a bowline knot
Put your sailor skills to the test and learn to knot a bowline!
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