Mary Rose Museum

The Mary Rose Museum, located in Portsmouth, England, is dedicated to the 16th-century warship Mary Rose, which sank in 1545 during a battle against the French. The museum showcases artifacts recovered from the shipwreck, including weaponry, personal items, and everyday tools, offering insights into naval history and life during Tudor times. The ship itself was raised from the seabed in 1982 and is displayed within the museum, allowing visitors to explore the history of this remarkable vessel and its crew. The museum combines maritime heritage with interactive exhibits, appealing to history enthusiasts and families alike.