HMS Victory - Wikipedia
HMS Victory is a 104-gun first-rate ship of the line of the Royal Navy. She was ordered in 1758, laid down in 1759, and launched in 1765. With 246 years of service as of 2024, she is the …
British First Rate ship of the line 'Victory' (1765) - Three Decks
HMS Victory had a crew of 820 men commanded by Captain Thomas Masterman Hardy. There were 9 Commissioned Officers, 21 Midshipmen and 77 Non-commissioned Warrant and Petty …
Plans including plan and elevation of after cabins on Main Deck …
Letters concerning the restoration of HMS VICTORY - includes plan of 'Proposed Accommodation Ladder' to HMS VICTORY, prepared in accordance with Callender's letter of 29 May 1928. …
HMS Victory: The Big Repair Information Hub
Our HMS Victory: The Big Repair Information Hub is home to everything you could want to know about the essential restoration of the Nation's flagship. As the project evolves, find out more …
Explore HMS Victory : a deck by deck guide - Archive.org
2022年10月25日 · Explore HMS Victory : a deck by deck guide. Publication date 2005 Topics Victory (Ship) Publisher [England] : Phrogg Design Collection internetarchivebooks; inlibrary; …
HMS Victory: The World’s Oldest Warship Still In Commission
2023年1月30日 · The HMS Victory was certainly a sizeable ship at 227 feet, six inches in length – her gundeck alone measured 186 feet. Her depth of hold was more than 21 feet, with a …
The Quarterdeck, HMS Victory | Royal Museums Greenwich
Victory (1765) Date made: 1889 Credit: National Maritime Museum, Greenwich, London Measurements: Sheet: 185 x 234 mm Plate: 137 x 186 mm Parts: Naval Scrap Book …
Review: HMS Victory and Nelson at Portsmouth Historic Dockyard
2019年2月19日 · What you can expect when you visit the National Museum of the Royal Navy's most iconic treasure, HMS Victory and her Admiral Nelson artifacts
HMS Victory - An Audio Tour Part 2: The Gundecks - SNR
This, the second episode, looks at the gun decks where the sailors lived and fought Victory’s 104 guns; the first episode looked at the lowest two decks, the hold and the orlop deck; and …
HMS Victory - Royal Museums Greenwich
HMS Victory lay permanently at anchor in Portsmouth harbour from 1823. Sentiment and the association with Nelson ensured the ship's survival. Victory became a tourist attraction, with a …