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22 Nov 2019
The Battle of Navarino and an interesting find
Among the manuscripts held by the Caird Library and Archive is a file containing Lieutenant John Harvey Boteler’s observations of the Battle of Navarino. However his account contains much more information than simple notes on his role.
20 Nov 2019
Silent Grey Ironclad: The Ship Behind H. G. Wells’ Thunder Child
HMS Thunder Child is one of the most famous fictitious warships in English literature.
18 Nov 2019
Pioneer Maritime Photographers at the National Maritime Museum
Names like WH Fox Talbot, Calvert R. Jones and Nicolaas Henneman are not well known within a maritime photographic context.  These names are more familiar for their early pioneering photographic work using nature and architecture. 
14 Nov 2019
Supplier Spotlight - Food Story
14 Nov 2019
Winter Wedding Showcase
With a particularly busy year at Royal Museums Greenwich coming up in 2020, we wanted our second wedding showcase of the year to focus on what is usually the quieter wedding season and show our couples some winter wonders! We started working on the day back in September, coordinating a variety of suppliers offering our clients a real taste of what they can do, not only at Queen’s House but at our four other venues too. Days like these offer us a chance to engage with our couples in a more relaxed and sociable environment, whilst enabling them to engage with a range of suppliers and see them in action!
04 Nov 2019
‘A dog, but a sailor at heart’
Discover the story of Just Nuisance, the only dog ever enlisted in the Royal Navy
01 Nov 2019
Wars of Peace: Royal Navy Operations 1918 to 1923
World War I might have ended for some in 1919, but for others fighting continued, whether they liked it or not. 
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