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History of Cutty Sark
Delve into the fascinating history of Cutty Sark - the record-breaking tea clipper which travelled the globe and visited every major world port
Explore Cutty Sark on your phone
Welcome on board! This page is designed to make it easier for you to watch our interactive videos and displays while exploring Cutty Sark
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HMS Terror and Erebus - the story of Franklin's lost expedition
Find out more about the history of Franklin's fatal voyage, and the continuing work to explore the Erebus and Terror shipwrecks
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Nelson, Navy, Nation gallery
Explore the life of Horatio Nelson, and follow the story of the Royal Navy and Britain from 1688-1815
Explore Greenwich
Greenwich is the perfect London destination. Plan your day out to experience history, world-class art and architecture, stunning views and more
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Lieutenant’s logs: Records of Royal Naval voyages 1673-1809
Here in the Caird Library and Archive we are often asked about Royal Naval records relating either to specific individuals, events or ships. Most of the surviving records generated by the Navy during its long history are held by the National Archives at Kew. One set of records we hold on deposit here at Greenwich however are logs written by Royal Naval Lieutenants during the period of 1673-1809.