Mary Rose Collection
Discover the fascinating history of the iconic Mary Rose, Henry VIII's Tudor warship, built in Portsmouth, Hampshire, England, in the 16th century
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Discover the fascinating history of the iconic Mary Rose, Henry VIII's Tudor warship, built in Portsmouth, Hampshire, England, in the 16th century. This once mighty vessel, known as "Great Harry," is now preserved in the Portsmouth Historic Dockyard after being rediscovered in 1971. Explore intriguing depictions of the Mary Rose in historical records, such as woodcuts from the 1880 publication "Mary Rose, warship of English King Henry VIII," and engravings from "The Royal Naval Exhibition" and "The Science of Gunnery." Delve into the ship's military prowess through ancient and modern guns, crank-shafts, and boiler-shells. Uncover the secrets of its construction and the advancements in shipbuilding technology during Henry VIII's reign. Visit Milton Keynes MK16 0 to learn more about this significant piece of English maritime history or plan a trip to Portsmouth to see the Mary Rose in person, now on display after its tragic sinking in 1545.