• Over 400 historic tall ship replicas
• Rob Ossian's Pirates Cove - Everything Pirate related (argh). I recommend this one (Ed.)
• Royal Hutt River Navy - Odd, very odd!
• Royal Victoria Yacht Club
• Sail Links
• sail-the-net.com - a marine directory with 10,000+ listings, free crew swap for skippers, owners and crew, boat jumble - sell and buy used gear, on-line cruising guide - find information on harbours, marinas, anchorages & moorings and an extensive links section.
• Ship-Technology.com - is an online resource for the marine industry and we also provide project information on a number of ships, liners and ferries all over the World.
• Sights Magazine
• Stand Fast - A factual historical reference book on the Troopship Birkenhead disaster of 1852.
• Traditional Boats and Tall Ship Magazine - now a blog by the editor.
• The Beagle Project - The Beagle Project: aims to provide the most compelling event of Charles Darwin's 2009 bicentenary by building a sailing replica of HMS Beagle and sailing in Darwin's wake. The build and Beagle's arrival in the Galapagos in 2009 will be two of the central events of the Darwin200 celebrations.
• The Exeter Local Maritime Archives Project (ELMAP) - a searchable online database of references to records with maritime and naval significance that are held in local record offices and other archives across England and Wales. The database is fully searchable on keywords or dates and provides the user with a brief description and the reference number and details of the archive in which the material is held.
• The Flag Institute - The Flag Institute is one of the world's main research and documentation centres for flags and vexillology.
• The Smithsonian "Ocean Planet" Exhibition
• UK Sailing Index

General Maritime Interest

This site will be added to as new addresses appear. If you want your site to be added to the list, please e-mail: Stuart Vine: stuart@ecs-webdesign.co.uk

Disclaimer: Please note that the Mary Rose Trust is not responsible for the content, honesty or quality of external sites and linking to any site does not mean that the Trust endorses that site.

• Boat Owners World
• European Shipping Pages
• Famous Pirate Flags - section on pirate flags on a commercial flag company site - good links to other pirate sites.
• Historvius: Mapping History - this is quite some project, probably best explained in their own words. "Historvius helps you discover the world’s historic sites, from the most famous national treasures to the oft-forgotten hidden gems. You’ll get information on each historic site, directions, entry and contact details and comments from other users – everything you need for your perfect historic holiday." Look, just visit, it's worth it. Not finished yet, and probably never will be, there are a lot of sites out there!
  
• KwMap.com - browse the Keyword Map of Maryrose.org. This is a very interesting way of looking for information on the web.
• L3xicon.com - a web thesaurus and lexicon listing maryrose.org under Tudor history, nautical archaeology and museum
• Maritime Britain - good site covering many aspects of maritime Britain
• Marinersguide.com
• Mercator's World - the Magazine of Maps, Exploration and Discovery
• Mesothelioma Cancer Center - one of the Web’s leading educational resources for individuals affected by asbestos exposure. Included here because of the high incidence of Mesothelioma among naval and dockyard employees. Mostly US site with a short UK section.
• NAUSICAA - French National Sea Experience Center, in Boulogne-sur-Mer (Northern France), is a Science Center entirely dedicated to the relationship between Mankind and the Sea. (In French and English).