The Mary Rose Museum is based at Portsmouth Historic Dockyard, the same place where the ship was built in 1510. A celebratory launch day, ... A history of the Mary Rose gunship.

Tributes have been paid to the Mary Rose, the flagship of Henry VIII's navy, at the opening of a new £27 million museum today. The remains of the Tudor warship, that sank more than 400 years ago ...

BBC Radio 4’s The Life Scientific embarks on an extraordinary voyage into history and science with a special episode recorded ...

After six months of restoration work, the Mary Rose Museum is open to the public once again, offering an even more immersive look at life aboard a Tudor ship. Visitors will be granted a panoramic ...

The new museum finally reunites the Mary Rose with many thousands of the 19,000 artefacts raised from the wreck. Conservation work to dry out the hull will continue for another four or five years.

She sank more than 450 years ago but only tomorrow will the Mary Rose finally reveal all her secrets when a museum reuniting the ship with its contents opens after a £35million overhaul.

History uncovered See your latest updates. The wreckage of the Mary Rose hull is on display at The Mary Rose Museum in Portsmouth, England. The Mary Rose Trust.

Row as museum for Henry VIII's Tudor warship Mary Rose 'queers' its collection: A gold ring found in the wreck 'symbolises gay marriage' while a NIT comb 'shows how hair is central to LGBTQ ...

“The Mary Rose stands as a priceless jewel of Tudor history, ... There is no need to book in advance, with entry times to the Mary Rose Museum between 10am and 4.45pm.

Bones recovered from the 1545 Mary Rose shipwreck reveal new insights about life for the crew in Tudor England as well as shed light on how work changes our bones.

The museum is dedicated to the famous ship that was raised from the depths of the Solent in 1982 after more than 400 years on the seabed. And the post titled "Queering The Mary Rose's Collection ...