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...
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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.
Sometimes ships are in need of some #wellness too! The Isleworth, built in 1928, was given some much needed #TLC when this photograph was taken in 1932 ??? #Roaring20s #WellnessWednesday @ARAUK_IE @ARAScot @ArchiveHashtag @explorearchives @MaritimHeritage @maritimehistory https://t.co/kxrw0rKq61
With @explorearchives "New" theme in mind, we thought we'd share this newly digitised plan of the SS Drottningholm, an ocean liner which is best known for receiving the distress call from Titanic #ExploreYourArchive @ARAUK_IE @ArchiveHashtag @MaritimHeritage @maritimehistory https://t.co/EBSOnGit8i
After discovering and buying a vintage hatpin, Charlotte delved into the history of hatpins and the story of the Ellerman Lines, whose pennant is emblazoned on the tip of the pin
Archivist Max Wilson explores the epic career of Captain Sir John Ross and his Arctic expeditions.
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