The National Maritime Museum in Greenwich is the largest maritime museum in the world, stockpiling over 2 million oceanic objects within its walls including models, art, uniforms, maps, artefacts and various other bits and bobs that have been used at sea by British sailors over the course of history.
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- Situated in Greenwich and overlooking the Thames, the National Maritime Museum has been a London landmark for over 200 years.
- Seafarers, volunteers and nursing officers share their experiences during the Falklands conflict as part of a National Maritime Museum oral history project.
- National Maritime Museum, London, United Kingdom. 5,787 likes · 14 talking about this · 37,231 were here. Explore the history of life on the sea - the...
- The National Maritime Museum in Greenwich, London was created under the National Maritime Act of 1934 and was opened by George VI in 1937.
- As a result, the collection at the National Maritime Museum is an unparalleled treasure trove of artefacts, models, maps, art and memorabilia...
- The Caird Medal was instituted in 1984 to mark the fiftieth anniversary of the National Maritime Museum Act 1934 that established the museum.
- The museum has been in existence since 1934. A special act was passed for the creation of the National Maritime Museum: the National Maritime Act of 1934.
- In 1934 the collection was transferred to the newly founded National Maritime Museum, which opened its doors three years later in the nearby Queen’s House.
- Go wild at the Maritime Museum these school holidays with exhibitions, vessels, hands-on workshops, themed creative activities, performances, films and more.
- Historian David Ross visits the National Maritime Museum in Greenwich, London, with what to see and visiting information. We love London Heritage!