Online Exhibitions & Stories

Online Exhibitions

Explore the fascinating heritage of Lloyd's Register through our engaging online exhibitions.

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Explore the Women in Shipbuilding exhibition here.

Women in Shipbuilding Gallery 4: Imperial War Museum Photograph Collection
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Explore the Women in Shipbuilding exhibition here.

Women in Shipbuilding Gallery 5: Imperial War Museum Photograph Collection
Rewriting Women into Maritime History
W6 listing

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Women in Shipbuilding Gallery 6: Historic England Aerial Photography
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W7 LI

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Women in Shipbuilding Gallery 7: The Ships
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Women in Shipbuilding Gallery 1: Imperial War Museum Photograph Collection
Rewriting Women into Maritime History
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Explore the Women in Shipbuilding exhibition here.

Women in Shipbuilding Gallery 2: Imperial War Museum Photograph Collection
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W30 Listing

Explore the Women in Shipbuilding exhibition here.

Women in Shipbuilding Gallery 3: Imperial War Museum Photograph Collection
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SHE_SEES Exhibition
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Making Waves: Stories of incredible women at sea, contributed by Royal Museums Greenwich.

Making Waves
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Kerry Costello, Senior Safety and Compliance Manager, contributed by Associated British Ports

Kerry Costello
Rewriting Women into Maritime History
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Breaking the glass ceiling for women in maritime SAR contributed by the International Maritime Rescue Federation.

Breaking the glass ceiling for women in maritime SAR
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Anne Smith, Stewardess, contributed by National Museums Liverpool.

Anne Smith
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Lack of female representation in memorial/statue landscape, contributed by Royal Museums Greenwich.

Lack of female representation in memorial/statue landscape
Rewriting Women into Maritime History
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Monica Nkechi Mbanefo, contributed by the International Maritime Organization.

Monica Nkechi Mbanefo
Rewriting Women into Maritime History
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Dr Rosalie Balkin, Maritime Lawyer, contributed by the International Maritime Organization.

Dr Rosalie Balkin
Rewriting Women into Maritime History
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Betsy Miller (1792-1864), first female Sea Captain, contributed by Ruth Carslaw

Betsy Miller
Rewriting Women into Maritime History
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Belinda Bennett, Captain, contributed by Dr Jo Stanley.

Belinda Bennett
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Honor Frost (1917-2010), Maritime Archaeologist, contributed by The Honor Frost Foundation.

Honor Frost
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Mary Buick (1777-1851), Nurse, contributed by the Cellardyke Trust

Mary Buick
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Female Ropemakers, contributed by Dr Nina Baker OBE.

Female Ropemakers
Rewriting Women into Maritime History