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Alex has worked for the trust for 34 years and has many tales to tell of diving and discovering artefacts.

The interview also highlights what’s to come when the new museum opens.

It’s well worth a read so to find out more, click here.

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Chamber members enjoyed a talk on the building of the new museum from Head of Operations Paul Griffiths, before enjoying a sneak preview tour of the museum which has started to take shape, Jane Nash (Events Manager, Hampshire Chamber of Commerce) said:

“The opportunity to see behind the scenes and hear about the challenges of delivering a project of this scale were inspiring and attendees were excited about the thought of returning when the museum opens to the public. Networking afternoon tea and a welcome glass of wine on return was taken in the pristine, contemporary look café with amazing views overlooking HMS Victory and the working Naval Base. The Chamber would like to thank the Mary Rose Trust and staff for making us so welcome & providing this unique experience for our members.”

The museum is due to open late spring. If you are interested in booking an event in the new museum please contact: Becky Ashton via email at: b.ashton@maryrose.org.

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So far we have reached 37% of our final amount and still need your help.

You can help us by donating online or via text message.

Please text the message MRTA99 along with the donation you would like to make (£1, £2, £5 etc) to 70070.

Or alternatively, visit our JustGiving website.

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Many of us can remember watching the Mary Rose being raised from the seabed on television 30 years ago. In 2008 the Mary Rose Trust launched an appeal to raise £35 million to build a new museum that would reunite Henry VIII’s flagship, the Mary Rose, with the 19,000 artefacts brought up from the seabed of the Solent.

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We have raised over £1,000 so far thanks to your kind donations! We still need your help in reaching our goal. You can do this online via our JustGiving page.

Or alternatively you can text the message MRTA99 with how much you would like to donate (£1, £2, £5 etc) to 70070.

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Many of us can remember watching the Mary Rose being raised from the seabed on television 30 years ago. In 2008 the Mary Rose Trust launched an appeal to raise £35 million to build a new museum that would reunite Henry VIII’s flagship, the Mary Rose, with the 19,000 artefacts brought up from the seabed of the Solent.

As the first vessel in our permanent navy the Mary Rose holds a unique place in history.  Launched in 1511 and in operation for 34 years before her sinking, the Mary Rose has captured the imagination of generations as a key part of our maritime history.

If many people make just a small gift we will reach our target.  Please help secure the future of this very special part of England’s history.

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If you want to donate? Just visit our Just Giving web page www.justgiving.com/maryroseappeal

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