Due to uncertainty around changing COVID regulations and the potential impact of sickness within our teams; NMRN may be required to adjust opening hours or close sites at short notice. Whilst all efforts will be made to avoid this and to contact ticket holders ahead of visits we do ask you to check our Facebook and Twitter accounts for details of closures. We apologise for any inconvenience this may cause and thank you for your understanding.
Pre-booking is advised, and visitors must wear masks for their safety and the safety of others, unless exempt.
HMS Caroline remains temporarily closed. Find The Latest COVID-19 Updates Here.
Curator's Highlights
Chief Stoker Walter Grainger's letters
Letters from a Chief Stoker to his fiancee reveal the pain of separation
46 (RM) Commando carving
Carving depicting two Royal Marines Commandos as equipped during the Second World War
Constance Hale's rare Atlantic Star Medal
The story of Constance Hale, one of the few woman recipients of the Atlantic Star medal
Portrait of Lt George Dyer RM
This portrait is unusual as it shows a very young and junior officer of the time, whereas most portraits captured people later in their careers.
Wilson's VC & broken sword
Learn why Captain Arthur Wilson won the Victoria Cross in 1884 and how his sword broke during the fight.
Crime and Punishment
See how a punishment book from HMS Leviathan gives a unique insight into life in a 74 gun ship which fought in the fleet at Trafalgar.
Working overseas
Hear about Margaret Hodgson’s top-secret work during the Second World War as one of the first Wrens to go overseas.
