History Hit's Dan Snow has been given exclusive access to the incredibly well-preserved remains of the 18th-century warship ...

Bit of history behind each piece. The fragment of hull piece from the R.M.S Titanic belonged to the former Vice President of ...

DIVERS have discovered more well-preserved sections of an incredible warship from the 17th century at a wreck off the UK ...

Portsmouth Historic Dockyard is celebrating after it won a TripAdvisor's Travellers’ Choice Awards, alongside four of its ...

HMS Victory has 37 sails flown from three masts and it would carry 23 spare sails during battle. The total sail area is 6,510 square yards - and her top speed was 11 knots, or 12mph.

HMS Victory, which has been in dry dock for almost a century, is once again "afloat" – but not on the water. Instead, it is being supported by a high-tech system that prevents the 255-year-old ...

HMS Victory is renowned for being the flagship of Vice-Admiral Horatio Nelson, Britain's most celebrated naval leader, fighting in the defeat of the French and the Spanish at the Battle of ...

When HMS Victory, Britain’s most fearsome warship, went down with all hands in a vicious storm in the English Channel in 1744, the recriminations were bitter. Some blamed rotten timbers and the ...

The HMS Victory was the fifth Royal Navy ship to carry its name. It was also the largest ship in the world at the time of its launch in 1737 at Portsmouth in the U.K.

As Lord Nelson’s flagship, HMS Victory served at the front of the battle on the Spanish coast. The Admiral was a hero of his day and well-respected for his strategic approach to battle.

As Lord Nelson’s flagship, HMS Victory served at the front of the battle on the Spanish coast. The Admiral was a hero of his day and well-respected for his strategic approach to battle.