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Research guide
Research guide P1: Charts and maps in the National Maritime Museum collection
This guide is a brief introduction to the museum's collection of manuscript and printed hydrography (charts), cartography (maps), written sailing directions, originally known as 'portolans', and pilot books
Research guide
Research guide N2: Captain James Cook
This guide outlines basic sources for studying the life and achievements of James Cook. It details resources available at the National Maritime Museum and elsewhere
Research guide
Research guide M7: Music and the sea: Sources of information in the National Maritime Museum
This guide outlines the museum's collection of printed books, manuscripts and artefacts relating to music and the sea
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Research guide M5: The marine environment: Sources of information in the National Maritime Museum
This guide lists some of the extensive collection of publications held by the Museum relating to the contemporary marine environment
Research guide
Research guide L1: Women and the sea: Sources for research
This guide outlines useful sources for research on women and the sea, chiefly at the National Maritime Museum but also The National Archives
Research guide
Research guide K1: Pirates and privateers
This guide lists some of the books, manuscripts and images held by the Museum relating to pirates and privateers
Research guide
Research guide H5: Lloyd's: Registers held by the National Maritime Museum
This guide provides information about Lloyd's Register of Shipping as an aid to research. The National Maritime Museum's Library has copies dating from 1764 to date
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Research guide H3: Lloyd's: Lloyd's Captains' Registers
This information sheet explains how to use the microfilm copies of Lloyd's Captains Registers held by the National Maritime Museum's Caird Library
Research guide
Research guide H1: Lloyd's: Lloyd's List: Brief history
This guide gives a brief outline of the history of Lloyd's List, a newspaper reporting shipping movements and casualties, maritime news and other commercial information
Research guide
Research guide G3: Passengers: Ships sailing to Australia & New Zealand
This guide lists some of the National Maritime Museum's photographic material (original photos, or photographs of plans, pictures or models) showing ships that have sailed to Australia and New Zealand
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