Discover the Heritage & Education Centre's unique collections, from over 200,000 digitised documents from our archive to our library catalogue of over 60,000 items. Research awaits...
Learn about Lloyd's Register's heritage and wider historical topics across our 'Explore' portal or through our Events and News pages. Engaging educational content is only a click away!
Enhancing public understanding in marine and engineering science and history.
Browse the historic Ship Plan and Survey Report collection.
The Heritage & Education Centre's updated combined collections catalogue is now available for the first time online. The library catalogue contains records of over 50,000 books, journals, conference papers, registers, rules and regulations, journal articles, statistics, research reports and inquiries.
Digitised historic editions of the Lloyd's Register of Ships, including the oldest surviving Register Book from 1764.
The Casualty Returns, or Wreck Returns as they are sometimes referred to, record the total losses of vessels worldwide within incremental periods.
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?And here is our latest #60SecondStory video explaining the mystery behind this 1778 surveyor's letter...? Keep an eye out for our next and final #60SecondStory head to head! @MaritimHeritage @ArchiveHashtag @explorearchives @ARAUK_IE @ARAScot https://t.co/YRZScQahaI
Ships have been an integral part of helping countries come together to play sport from the Olympics to Baseball. This exhibition explores those stories and the ships that made it possible.
The Heritage & Education Centre is embarking on an ambitious three-year digitisation project to open access to its unique Ship Plan and Survey Report collection. Discover the journey of digitisation, from paper document to its transformation to the digital domain.
Guest blog writer Meilyr Powel, from the Royal Commission on the Ancient and Historical Monuments of Wales, discusses how our records have aided research on Welsh shipwrecks.
Curator of Maritime History & Heritage, Barbara Jones, provides a fascinating history on the often clandestine world of pirate radio stations.
This talk will provide an overview of a collaborative heritage project which seeks to enhance Welsh shipwreck records through the use of Lloyd's Register's Casualty Returns.
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