HMS Warrior (1860) - Wikipedia
In August 1979 Warrior began her 800 mi (1,300 km) journey to her temporary home in the Coal Dock at Hartlepool for restoration as a museum ship. She arrived on 2 September 1979 and began the £9 million restoration project, largely funded by the Manifold Trust.
HMS Warrior - National Museum of the Royal Navy
HMS Warrior is open all year round from 10am every day*. Portsmouth Historic Dockyard is a great place to bring the family, celebrate birthdays and special occasions. You can also enjoy weekends, holidays, and days off, having quality time out in good company.
BBC - Wales History: HMS Warrior, the first iron clad warship
2011年9月2日 · In August 1979 the Warrior was towed away down Milford Haven and brought around the coast to Hartlepool where she was moored in the Coal Dock and an £8 million pound restoration project was...
Warrior – the ultimate deterrent - The Historical Marker Database
2018年7月31日 · The morning after her launch, Warrior was towed to the Victoria Dock basin, where Penn's of Greenwich installed the most powerful machinery ever put in a warship. With the engines and boilers in place the masts were then lowered into the ship allowing the process of rigging to begin.
HMS Warrior Live HD Webcam Portsmouth Harbour, UK
5 天之前 · The cam stream mounted on the mizzen mast of the HMS Warrior provides excellent views of Portsmouth Harbour from the Portsmouth Historic Dockyard, as well as landmarks and interesting scenery such as the Spinnaker Tower, the South Railway Jetty, the Hard, Portsmouth Cathedral, the harbour station, Spice Island, and ship activity including Royal ...
HMS Warrior, armoured cruiser - British warships of World War 1
2022年5月29日 · Cruiser, ex-Armoured Cruiser, Warrior or improved Duke of Edinburgh-class Pendant Nos 18 (1914). Launched 25.11.05 Pembroke DY. 13,550 tons, 505(oa), 480(pp)x73x26ft.
HMS Warrior - National Historic Ships
On 22 November 1864 she paid off for her first major refit at Portsmouth Dockyard during which the ship was comprehensively refurbished. She was also completely re-armed with 7” and 8” muzzle loaded rifled guns.
HMS Warrior (1861) BB 2 - britainsnavy.com
HMS Warrior was the first British Ironclad to be ordered and marked the start of the greatest change in Naval Warfare in over three hundred years. The change from sail to powered ships, and the change from smooth bore muzzle loaders to rifled breech loaders. ... In concert with her sister ship Black Prince towed the floating dock from Madeira ...
HMS Warrior (1860) - pdavis.nl
2019年6月13日 · This new dock (which has been commenced by the contractor) is to be 426 feet in length, 99 feet in width from coping to coping, 33 feet in depth from coping to entrance invert, and with a depth of water at spring tides of only 28 feet 6 inches.
HMS Warrior - Graces Guide
In August, Warrior moved out of the Victoria Dock under her own power. She left the Thames for Portsmouth on September 19th 1861. On trial the engines developed nearly 5500 horse-power and drove the ship at the then remarkable speed of 14.36 knots. After 22 years’ service, Warrior’s was withdrawn from active service.