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I'm Eleanor Mottram, and as the Theatre and Events Manager at Cutty Sark, my role is to book performers to perform at the spaces across the ship, as well as create events that encourage a wide variety of visitors to come to the ship.

Writer and Director, Bradley Hemmings, takes us behind the scenes of The House, a GDIF celebration of our 400-year history here in Greenwich.

James Fleming, from The National Archives, has been trying to condense their amazing collection of naval material into a seven-minute presentation.

With the centenary of the Battle of Jutland on May 31 2016, Library Assistant Mark Benson looks to our archive to uncover the story of one lucky survivor from the HMS Invincible.

On the centenary of Shackleton's epic 800 mile rescue mission, explorer and scientist Tim Jarvis shares his experience of recreating the journey.

Francisco Saez de Adana, who recently completed a research internship at the Museum, has been looking into the post-war politics surrounding Spain's attempts to acquire marine radar.

The Battle of Jutland was an event of bewildering complexity. Archivist, Martin Salmon, tries to make sense of the day through personal accounts found within our archive.

At the end of her six month secondment, Victoria Syrett reflects on her time at our Caird Library and Archive.

Curator of Art, Katy Barrett, is working with an amazing team of volunteers to help digitise our collection of Ship's Portraits.

Our Ship Portrait volunteer, Tom Hopkins, shares the story behind one particulary interesting item in our collection.