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	Portsmouth Historic Dockyard on AboutBritain.com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		The raising of the Mary Rose in 1982 is a marvel of modern maritime archaeology.
		Entry to the Historic Dockyard is free except during special events.
		Entry to Portsmouth Historic Dockyard is through Victory Gate at the corner of Queen Street and The Hard.
	www.aboutbritain.com /PortsmouthHistoricDockyard.htm (997 words)

	Armchair General Magazine: Interactive Military History
		The city of Portsmouth lies on the south coast of Hampshire, England.
		The world’s first dry-dock was built here in 1495, and throughout the centuries, Naval vessels of all shapes and sizes have called Portsmouth their home.
		Today, in addition to a container port and docking facilities for cross-channel ferries, the dockyard is still the headquarters of the entire Royal Navy, and also a major tourist attraction, featuring exhibits hundreds of years old.
	www.armchairgeneral.com /articles.php?p=2110&page=1 (303 words)

	Welcome to the Mary Rose
		The Mary Rose is based in the city of Portsmouth, in the county of Hampshire on the south coast of England.
		Portsmouth is connected to London by the A3 and there are regular coach services from London Victoria.
		Portsmouth Tourism Guide - Prepared by the pupils of St Vincent College, Gosport, this is an excellent guide to tourism in Portsmouth.
	www.maryrose.org /visiting/index.html (320 words)

	Portsmouth Natural History Museum (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		Portsmouth is a very special place for wildlife in Britain, it has many different habitats in a very small area and at Portsmouth Natural History Museum you can explore them all.
		Have a look for the heron stalking its prey and the brent geese coming into land after their 3000 km flight from the arctic.
		Portsmouth Natural History Museum also houses an aquarium and butterfly house.
	www.portsmouthnaturalhistory.co.uk (156 words)

	Local Interest
		Portsmouth is a city steeped in history with an impressive cast of characters from maritime heroes to literary giants.
		From its humble beginnings as a Saxon fishing village, Portsmouth developed into a military garrison town and then into the home of one of the most powerful sea-borne fighting forces in history.
		From Spur Redoubt in Old Portsmouth to the gate of Portsmouth's Historic Dockyard you can walk the trail now and enjoy some fascinating glimpses of the past.
	www.portsmouth.gov.uk /visiting/56.html (134 words)

	Information about Portsmouth Historic Dockyard
		The construction of Portsmouth Royal Dockyard in Hampshire and on the South coast of England, was ordered by King Richard I in 1194 when he also presented the town with its first charter.
		In 1206 King John ordered the dockyard to be enclosed “by a good and strong wall” and, in 1495, Henry VII had Sir Reginald Bray design the worlds first dry dock, which was constructed in the dockyard.
		For anyone who wishes to understand English naval tradition and history, a visit to Portsmouth Historic Dockyard is inevitable.
	www.visitsoutheastengland.com /experiences/military/portsmouth (422 words)

	The Porter's Garden in Portsmouth Historic Dockyard, UK (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		It was also used to publish regulations and invite tenders for dockyard contracts and outside projects, such as St George's Chapel, built in 1753 by dockyard shipwrights and house carpenters.
		To recreate the historical, educational and recreational value of the Porter's Garden, to create a garden which is relaxing for dockyard personnel and visitors, accessible to the local community, with an intimate atmosphere, and link Portsmouth Historic Dockyard with outside communities.
		The Porter's Garden is situated on the right just inside Victory Gate of Portsmouth Dockyard, at the corner of Queen Street and the Hard map (www.StreetMap.co.uk new window), which is a five minute walk from Portsmouth Harbour rail station, the bus station at the Hard and Gosport Ferry.
	www.hants.org.uk /portersgarden (1390 words)

	Portsmouth Dockyard (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		The dockyard and historic dockyard are next to each other allowing people who visit the historic ships to get a glimpse of the up to date naval ships.
		To celebrate the 500 anniversary of the first dry dock in Portsmouth the dockyard was opened to the public to visit with opportunities to look at the repair depot, block mills, take a vintage bus ride around the dockyard, look at ships close up and many other events.
		The Navy has always been at the centre of Portsmouth life with Nelson leaving for his last journey on HMS Victory from Portsmouth to go to the battle of Trafalgar.
	www.portsmouth-guide.co.uk /local/royalnvy.htm (288 words)

	Portsmouth Historic Ships: The Historic Dockyard (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		Portsmouth has long been regarded as the home of the Royal Navy.
		With Plymouth and Chatham, Portsmouth Dockyard is one of the great historical dockyards of Britain - the first dock was built in 1194 and the yard was enclosed by a wall on the orders of King John in 1212 (three years before he was forced to sign Magna Carta).
		Portsmouth Dockyard has been in the forefront of technological development for over 500 years.
	www.stvincent.ac.uk /WfS/Tourism/Portsmouth/HistShips/dockyard.html (382 words)

	Memorials and Monuments in Portsmouth - William of Orange
		The statue was presented to the Dockyard by William in gratitude for the Navy's tacit support for his cause.
		When he came with Ann to dethrone James it was expected that the Navy would act to stop them, however, they took no action and therefore William's army landed unopposed and he took the throne.
		The Richard Norton was a Colonel, possibly in charge of the Dockyard or the Portsmouth Garrison.
	www.memorials.inportsmouth.co.uk /dockyard/william.htm (124 words)

	University of Portsmouth \| MSc Historic Building Conservation
		In addition to the Dockyard with its historic buildings, museums and ships, Portsmouth is well endowed with many important buildings, structures and sites.
		To develop an appreciation of the development of philosophical and ethical principles relating to heritage and its conservation, of the use of historical and technical knowledge, research and analysis as the basis for conservation, of architectural and archaeological theory and design issues and of the necessary professional, legal, craft, management and administration skills.
		It is recognised by the IHBC (Institute of Historic Building Conservation) Areas of Competence and is accredited by RICS (Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors).
	www.port.ac.uk /courses/coursetypes/postgraduate/MScHistoricBuildingConservation (407 words)

	Portsmouth Historic Dockyard
		Portsmouth Historic Dockyard is home to three of the world's most famous warships, Nelson's flagship HMS Victory, Henry VIII's favourite the Mary Rose and the first ever iron hull HMS Warrior 1860.
		It is free to enter Portsmouth Historic Dockyard and visit Artists Harbour Gallery, along with the retailers and caterers; tickets are only required to visit the historic and maritime attractions except during special events.
		By Road: Portsmouth Historic Dockyard is less than 5 miles from Junction 12 of the M27.
	www.familyrapp.com /Results/archive_results_details.asp?ArticleID=1512 (816 words)

	Portsmouth Hotel\| Portsmouth Museums Hampshire England
		Visit the magnificent historic ships HMS Victory, HMS Warrior 1860 and the Mary Rose as well as the fascinating Mary Rose Museum, Royal Naval Museum and Action Stations, an interactive attraction on the modern-day Navy.
		The Dockyard Apprentice - During the 18th and 19th centuries Portsmouth Royal Dockyard was the greatest industrial complex in the world.
		A massive man-made island, sitting a mile offshore from Portsmouth Harbour, Spitbank Fort is one of the most unusual military buildings ever constructed and one of the most unique venues to be found anywhere.Virtually unaltered since 1870, Spitbank Fort offers an unrivalled atmosphere and some of the most spectacular views in the UK.
	www.hotel.uk.net /museums-portsmouth.htm (1032 words)

	Portsmouth Historic Dockyard - Dockyard Apprentice (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		During the 18th and 19th centuries Portsmouth Royal Dockyard was the greatest industrial complex in the world.
		Perhaps its greatest achievements came at the end of the period when it built a series of huge highly innovative battleships, culminating in 1906 with the famous Dreadnought.
		Visit the Dockyard Apprentice and discover the skills and crafts used to build the mighty dreadnought battleships.
	www.flagship.org.uk /dockyard_apprentice.htm (104 words)

	Historic Dockyard Portsmouth (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		From London: Take train from Waterloo station to Portsmouth Dockyard (Open every day except Christmas).
		The ship is currently preserved in dry dock at Portsmouth Harbor, and visiting it gives one an some appreciation of the life of those who sailed in it.The vessel is still commissioned in the Royal Navy.
		The HMS Victory was the flagship of Lord Nelson and led the British line at the Battle of Trafalgar October 21, 1805.
	www.cas.usf.edu /chemistry/info_research_resources/ies/whereWeWereFiles/HistoricDockyardPortsmouth.htm (1201 words)

	Portsmouth Attractions - Southern England - UK Attraction
		Gunwharf Quays in Portsmouth’s historic harbour is an exciting waterfront development that...
		The Cathedral is set in the heart of historic Old Portsmouth, close...
		Portsmouth Historic Dockyard is home to three famous warships.
	www.ukattraction.com /southern-england/portsmouth.html (223 words)

	Portsmouth Historic Dockyard, an Attraction in Portsmouth, Hampshire. Search for Hampshire Attractions.
		Portsmouth Historic Dockyard, an Attraction in Portsmouth, Hampshire.
		Discover the world famous historic ships - HMS Victory, The Mary Rose & HMS Warrior 1860 that have shaped British history at Portsmouth Historic Dockyard.
		The Solent and the Isle of Wight, Southampton and Portsmouth
	www.information-britain.co.uk /showPlace.php?Place_ID=5403 (278 words)

	Portsmouth City Museums (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		The main displays feature the 'Story of Portsmouth' which is introduced by an audio visual history of the city.
		Discover how life at home has changed over the centuries in the 'Living in Portsmouth' Gallery which looks at life in the home with the reconstruction of a 17th century bedchamber, an 1871 dockyard worker's kitchen, a Victorian parlour, a 1930s kitchen and a 1950s living room.
		The story continues with 'Portsmouth at Play' on the beach, in the cinema, on the football field and dance floor.
	www.portsmouthcitymuseums.co.uk (122 words)

	Portsmouth Historic Dockyard - Days Out in Portsmouth Hampshire
		Visit the Portsmouth Historic Dockyard web site to buy tickets online and get the latest visitor information.
		Discover how HMS Victory is being restored to her original condition prior to the Battle of Trafalgar, the bicentennial of which will be commemorated in 2005.
		ACTION STATIONS is a new £16million blockbusting attraction opened at Portsmouth’s Historic Dockyard in 2001.
	www.easyadverts.co.uk /portsmouth_historic_dockyard.htm (1080 words)

	QHM Portsmouth
		For the first time in Portsmouth since the International Festival of the Sea last year, a warship will be open to visitors — the Type 42 destroyer HMS Exeter, berthed at South Railway Jetty, an area of the Naval Base to which the public do not normally have access.
		Trace the voyage of the Volvo Ocean Race by 'Crossing Continents' during the Carnival Festival Weekend at Portsmouth Historic Dockyard and Gun Wharf Quays and visit five continents North America, Australia and New Zealand, Africa, South America and Europe.
		Each continent is represented on a trail form HMS Victory to Gunwharf Quays and bought to life with people, music, food and culture.
	www.qhmportsmouth.com /index.php?previous=24&art=38 (310 words)

	www.visitportsmouth.co.uk
		Portsmouth is the UK’s premier waterfront destination with miles of sea views and centuries of history.
		Portsmouth City Council is not liable for any direct or indirect loss resulting from the use of the information on this website.
		Accessing the website means that you agree that Portsmouth City Council will not be liable for any direct or indirect loss arising from the use of the information on this website.
	www.visitportsmouth.co.uk (302 words)

	Portsmouth Historic Dockyard - A Festival of Christmas 2nd - 4th December 2005 : Website Press Media News Events and ...
		A Festival of Christmas at Portsmouth Historic Dockyard is host to a variety of celebrity guests and family favourites and new to this year's event sees the inclusion of an after 4pm ticket and a parade through Portsmouth's City Centre.
		The parade will be making its way through Portsmouth from Guildhall Square to HMS Victory within Portsmouth Historic Dockyard and will feature Radio 2's Ken Bruce on an open top bus, where a Jazz Quartet will join him.
		Also new to the event this year is Portsmouth City Council's Park and Ride scheme, extended to run on both Saturday 3rd and Sunday 4th December from Northharbour (£1 per car).
	www.seabritain.co.uk /server.php?show=ConWebDoc.1059 (570 words)

	NAS Portsmouth home page
		The NAS Annual Conference will take place in Portsmouth on Saturday 11th and Sunday 12th November at the Portsmouth Historic Dockyard.
		Innes will be running a course on Submarine Research on the 21st-22nd in Portsmouth and at the Submarine Museum in Gosport.
		Innes, the official licensee of the wreck said "the Holland 5 was the first submarine to be accepted for service by the Royal Navy.
	nasportsmouth.org.uk /index.php (365 words)

	Portsmouth Leisure Card
		You can get a Portsmouth Leisure Card, which entitles you to discounts at Portsmouth City Council Directorate of Economy, Culture and Community Safety (DECCS) facilities as well as discounts from some private sector establishments.
		The scheme is only available to residents of Portsmouth on a means tested benefit.
		This is anyone who pays their council tax to Portsmouth City Council and claims one of the above benefits but does not include anyone paying rent to Portmouth City Council living outside the city boundary.
	www.portsmouth.gov.uk /living/5967.htm (161 words)

	South West Trains > Portsmouth Dockyard
		Discover the world famous historic ships – HMS Victory, the Mary Rose and HMS Warrior 1860 that have shaped British history at Portsmouth Historic Dockyard.
		Gives 1 admission to each attraction at Portsmouth Historic Dockyard.
		8) For full terms and conditions relating to the Portsmouth Historic Dockyard, All-Inclusive Ticket, please visit www.historicdockyard.co.uk.
	www.southwesttrains.co.uk /SWTrains/Destinations/_portsmouthdockyard.htm (207 words)

	Portsmouth Historic Dockyard & Gunwharf Quays - Short Break Holidays with Enroute Travel
		We make a visit to Portsmouth's Historic Dockyard where you can visit the magnificent historic ships HMS Victory, HMS Warrior 1860 and the Mary Rose as well as the fascinating Mary Rose Museum, Royal Naval Museum and Action Stations, an interactive attraction on the modern-day Navy.
		You may also like to visit Gunwharf Quays, situated just a few minutes from the Historic Dockyard, where you can shop at over 85 designer outlets.
		Includes return travel by luxury coach and entrance to the Dockyard.
	www.enroute.co.uk /holiday5bz.asp?code=332 (157 words)

	Bags Of Learning For Families At Portsmouth Historic Dockyard - London City Guide news
		Families visiting Portsmouth Historic Dockyard will be helped to explore hundreds of years of British naval history with new activity backpacks.
		The Royal Naval Museum worked alongside other attractions in the Dockyard, including Nelson’s flagship HMS Victory, to develop the interactive packs to really bring the past to life.
		Deborah Hodson, learning development officer at the Royal Naval Museum, said, “This project is about maximising the learning potential of the Historic Dockyard in a fun and engaging way for family groups.
	www.24hourmuseum.org.uk /london/news/ART29664.html?ixsid=INjBVMtu6o_ (708 words)

	Portsmouth Tourist Information - Enjoy England
		At the heart of the city is Portsmouth Historic Dockyard.
		Portsmouth has its own resort area, Southsea, offering four miles of beach and promenade, including gardens and piers.
		If you want to shop then Portsmouth City Centre and Southsea offer an excellent selection of shops from high street names to independent retailers.
	www.enjoyengland.com /destinationguides/South_East/Destinations/portsmouth.aspx (217 words)

	The historic dockyard of Portsmouth (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		The Flagship Portsmouth Trust at the Historic Dockyard tells the story.
		The Passport Ticket includes entry into all the museums in the historic dockyard, guided tour on the historic ships HMS Victory and HMS Warrior, viewing of the Mary Rose restoration hall with headphones and a boat trip around Portsmouth harbour and the high tech navy of today
		Enter Portsmouth, south coast of England and dockyard is well sign posted.
	www.plus44.com /heritage/ortsmouth/dockyard.html (116 words)

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