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Katherine Oxley, Retrieval Technicain, has been exploring the many roles of Severndroog castle, as seen through our archives.

In this blog, Charlotte Marriott talks about conserving a collection of eighteenth century ship plans. This is an ongoing project, which a number of Conservators from the National Maritime Museum and Paper Conservation MA students from the University of the Arts have worked on over the last few years.

In these podcasts Royal Observatory Greenwich astronomer Radmila asks our visiting astrophysicists and space scientists about their career background, why they became an astrophysicist, why we should care about science and which unsolved mystery keeps them up at night.

Our Library Assistant, Colin Starkey, looks at the story of a Royal Navy Commander who was captured at Dunkirk but soon escaped from a German prison camp.

For Women's History Month we're celebrating stories of amazing women and the sea. The eXXpedition girls are an all-female crew on scientific research missions exploring the world's oceans. In today's guest blog they talk about their fantastic work.

The Queen's House is closed for a year's refurbishment while we get ready for it's 400th anniversary next year. Over the course of the project we'll be speaking to all the teams involved; with updates on the work, behind the scenes pics and a look at some of the iconic building's rich history.

This year, five amazing runners are joining the London Marathon to raise money for Cutty Sark. Follow their progress on our blog.