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Category: Naval History

Fort McHenry, Privateers & Black Powder

20th February 2020 admin Leave a comment

          In October 2019 I was flown out by the US Naval Academy to deliver a…

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Posted in: History, Naval History, North America, Sailing

Mahan, Ship Models & Impressment in Annapolis

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        In October 2019 I was flown out by the US Naval Academy to deliver a lecture…

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Posted in: Maritime Museums, Naval History, North America, Travel Filed under: Annapolic, Georg Washington, History, navy, Sailing, USNA

Buckler’s Hard

3rd March 2019 admin Leave a comment

      Buckler’s Hard is probably my favourite spot in Hampshire. It’s a beautiful old shipbuilding village on the…

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Posted in: Maritime Museums, Naval History

A visit to Greenwich with the Navy Records Society

20th February 2019 admin Leave a comment

On February the 18th, I was privileged to visit the Caird Library & Archive at the National Maritime Museum in…

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A dog named Bounce

25th January 2019 admin 1 Comment

          There are a multitude of famous names known throughout the naval world. Anson, Jervis, Nelson,…

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The Funeral of Horatio Nelson – 9th January, 1806

9th January 2019 admin 2d Comments

            If you follow any naval history accounts or, indeed, any of the maritime Greenwich…

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The Trafalgar Way – An Urgent Message

26th September 2018 admin Leave a comment

Many of you will be aware that last year I cycled The Trafalgar Way, and that I do what I…

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Posted in: Naval History, The Trafalgar Way Filed under: Competition, History, naval history, Royal Navy, Sea Cadets, The Trafalgar Way

Nelson’s Final Walk

13th August 2018 admin 1 Comment

        On the morning of September 14th 1805, Horatio Nelson reached The George Hotel in Portsmouth, after a…

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Posted in: Naval History, Walking Routes Filed under: History, Horatio Nelson, naval history, Portsmouth, Walking

The Battle of The Nile: 1st August 1798

1st August 2018 admin 1 Comment

        By July 1798, Horatio Nelson was becoming increasingly frustrated and desperate to find Napoleon’s fleet. The…

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Posted in: Naval History Filed under: Aboukir Bay, Battle of The Nile, History, Horatio Nelson, naval history, Nelson, Royal Navy

HMS Agamemnon

13th July 2018 admin Leave a comment

        Since moving to Hampshire a few years ago, I’ve spent a lot of time in the…

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Posted in: Naval History Filed under: HMS Agamemnon, naval history, Royal Navy. Horatio Nelson

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