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Women of the RNLI
Celebrate 200 years of saving lives at sea at the National Maritime Museum
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Cutty Sark Comedy
Join us in the Lower Hold of the famous tea clipper for a fantastic evening of stand-up comedy
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May half term at Cutty Sark
It's all happening on board Cutty Sark this May half term - discover the fun family activities you can enjoy on the iconic tea clipper
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The lost chronometer: the timepiece that sailed with Charles Darwin and Sir John Franklin
Learn more about the marine chronometer that journeyed on board HMS Beagle before being lost at sea during Sir John Franklin's disastrous expedition
Capturing history: Jack Lowe and the RNLI
How one photographer’s quest to visit every lifeboat station shines a light on our maritime heritage
Night Sky Highlights - May 2024
Discover what to see in May's night sky including the Eta Aquariid meteor shower, the crescent Moon next to the star Pollux, and galaxies in the spring sky.
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Astronomy courses at the Royal Observatory
Discover our range of astronomy courses suitable for a range of individuals and experience
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Introduction to Astrophotography
Learn how to take images of the night sky in the Royal Observatory Greenwich's online introductory astrophotography course
Christmas in Greenwich
Get into the festive spirit with our round-up of the best things to see and do in the Royal Borough of Greenwich in 2023
REACH
The REACH Consortium selects and co-supervises excellent arts and humanities PhD projects through the AHRC Collaborative Doctoral Partnership. Find out more about REACH opportunities here.
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Antarctica
Discover incredible facts about Antarctica, learn about past expeditions to the continent, and find out why it is the most inhospitable place on Earth
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The Earth Has Many Keys: in conversation with Katie Paterson
Listen to an exclusive interview with artist Katie Paterson as part of World Oceans Day
LGBTQ+ Families in Residence 2023 Short Film
Discover how the National Maritime Museum's 2023 LGBTQ+ Families in Residence created a collaborative short animated film that was screened at the Out at Sea Family Festival - and what they thought about the experience.
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Anniversary of the Longitude Act - what was it?
Today is the anniversary of the first Longitude Act, which gained royal assent on 9 July 1714. What was it and how did it affect our history here in Greenwich?
How we handle your data
What we do if we need to handle personal information about you in order to provide you with the services you require, or for the safe and secure operation of the Museum
Associated Museums
Royal Museums Greenwich, and the National Maritime Museum in particular, has forged associations with several other museums
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