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The campaign to end slavery began in the late 18th century. Alongside the work of famous campaigners and formerly enslaved people living in London, one of the key events in the abolition movement was a rebellion on the island of Haiti

Go behind the scenes at our latest showcase at Queen's House

Find events, activities and projects for young people and youth groups at Royal Museums Greenwich

Find out more about the Young Producers – a paid opportunity for young people aged 16-24

Be part of our Young Creatives and ReThink Residency projects for young people during school holidays

Join the weekly creative drop-in for young people aged 13-16 during term time at the National Maritime Museum

Samuel Pepys, the famous 17th century British diarist, helped to establish the Navy and is often described as the father of the modern Royal Navy

William Bligh was an officer in the Royal Navy and was the victim of a mutiny on his ship, the Bounty, in 1789

In 1789, master's mate Fletcher Christian led a notorious mutiny on the Bounty, which was under the command of William Bligh