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To all those looking at the rain and going "oh, there goes the summer!" think of all the amazing indoor cultural activities you can do instead! Museums are especially good, so we hear... MaryRose.org

Wouldn't a Tudor warship look great on a banknote? Or even the raising of one? bbc.co.uk/news/articles/…

Honoured to welcome Julia Longbottom UK Ambassador to Japan to The Mary Rose whilst she was in Portsmouth City Council with our Lord Mayor Gerald Vernon-Jackson 🔶️ as part of a nationwide roadshow to boost trade and investment with Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office and Department for Business and Trade

Join us at 11am, Sunday 13th July at Portsmouth Cathedral ☩ for the Sunday Eucharist service, which includes a memorial to the crew of the Mary Rose and the laying of a wreath to honour those who lost their lives on 19th July 1545. All are welcome to attend. portsmouthcathedral.churchsuite.com/events/5he67wyy

On 19th July 1984, one of the ship’s company was reburied at Portsmouth Cathedral ☩ in a symbolic act of remembrance. In our latest collections blog, we share images from our archive of this ceremony. maryrose.org/blog/the-men-o…

Most visitors to the UK only visit the big tourism hitters like London, Stonehenge, Stratford-upon-Avon and York, but there are a few places that are just as good, if a little off the beaten track. express.co.uk/news/uk/207750…

Visited the brilliant Pooley Sword where tradition meets innovation. Honoured they craft the The Mary Rose sword for our Admirals. Huge thanks to Robert Pooley for the warm welcome and stories.

Couldn’t miss Shoreham Airport the UKs oldest and world’s first purpose built commercial airport. Art Deco at its finest!

To mark the anniversary of The Mary Rose sinking 19th July 1545 we had the privilege of taking our fantastic team of staff and volunteers to visit the wreck site. We shared a prayer from the 1984 memorial service, listened to the Last Post, and each cast a rose into the Solent

Wow so week 5 couch to 5k is a tough one! 20 mins running non stop! GreatSouthRun here I come!! Raising money for Pompey in the Community please help and sponsor me if you can ajbellgreatsouthrun2025.enthuse.com/pf/dominic-jon…

If you haven’t downloaded wildling.app yet then you are missing out! It’s from good friend Ant Rawlins and it is the must have this summer! Hundreds of free places to explore with your friends and family on your doorstep apps.apple.com/gb/app/the-wil…

Just been speaking to the fabulous Katie Martin BBC Radio Solent about the Bayeux Tapestry coming back to Britain and the challenges of running The Mary Rose and loved her challenge to take the Mary Rose on tour and to France

⚓ A Eucharist on 13 July at 11:00am will honour those lost with the Mary Rose. Join us as a wreath is laid at the grave of one of her crew members here in the Cathedral. Find out more at portcath.link/mary-rose?utm_… #LestWeForget

It was a privilege to be with you for this. And look forward to the annual Mary Rose service in Portsmouth Cathedral ☩ on Sunday at 11.00am, with you laying a wreath on the only tomb of the unknown sailor in the world!

We The Mary Rose are so proud of being a Patron of Shaping Portsmouth (non profit organisation formed, funded and led by key Portsmouth businesess) The Partners Networking event The The Portsmouth Grammar School was exceptional and good to see so many of friends in our amazing city there last night.

So if you’re trying to lose weight don’t walk past Boathouse 7 in Portsmouth Historic Dockyard Portsmouth Historic Quarter as the smell of the early morning BaxterStorey cinnamon buns is going to make it hard to resist later!!

During the service, a wreath was placed on the grave of a member of the Mary Rose's crew, representing not just the 500 men who lost their lives on 19th July 1545, but all those lost at sea over the centuries.

Today, as Chief Executive of The Mary Rose I once again had the honour of laying a wreath on the tomb of the Unknown Sailor at Portsmouth Cathedral ☩ Every year, on the Sunday closest to the anniversary of the sinking, we gather for the annual memorial service to remember those lost