Mary Rose Trust Annual Review 2019

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MARYROSEANNUALREPORT MR Final after Chair.indd 2 30/09/2019 16:08 Over my forty-year involvement, I have been delighted to see the Trust evolve from an ambitious and determined group of enthusiasts undertaking the world’s biggest ever underwater archaeological excavation into a world class museum and professional organisation, respected around the world for its work.

I am particularly pleased with the way the Trust continues to develop the fascinating Mary Rose story, with the latest scientific research revealing more compelling stories about the origins of the Mary Rose’s ship’s company, showing Tudor England was most likely far more diverse than we thought. It all makes for a spellbinding story and one that visitors continue to find as compelling as we all did when we were diving on, and excavating, the ship all those decades ago.

I remain immensely proud of having played a small part in recovering the immense treasures of the Mary Rose for the nation and send my heartfelt thanks to all those, past and present, who support the Trust and help make sure that future generations can be inspired by this truly remarkable story.

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TripAdvisor SK - Nuneaton

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MARYROSEANNUALREPORT MR Final after Chair.indd 4 30/09/2019 16:08 Foreword

was the first year of trading as an independent ‘Best Business enue’ and ‘Best Access and Inclusivity’. entity for Mary Rose and the team rose to the challenge The Trust was also pleased to receive ‘The First Sealord’s with their usual passion and enthusiasm. While the sudden Award for Excellence in Use of Digital Media’ at the nature of the changes certainly presented challenges, annual Maritime Awards in London in October . with a new ticketing system and Mary Rose Visitor Centre It was pleasing to see several strands of long-term and some being confused by the new separate ticketing work come to fruition this year, with the completion in the ockyard, we were pleased to finish the year having of conservation of the Mary Rose stem post, pump welcomed over , visitors. Significant changes have and anchor and positioning in the Weston Ship Hall been made during the year to reduce the cost base and to for drying. The year also saw the completion of introduce a more commercially focussed team and culture, fascinating new research into the origins of eight and we approached the 2019 season well prepared to grow of the Tudor crew and the airing of a new Channel 4 the business. documentary about this. The research formed the The museum’s visitor experience continues to be very well basis of a new exhibition, ‘Many Faces of Tudor received, with 85% of Trip Advisor reviewers awarding England’, which launched in March in the Admirals the maximum 5 star/exceptional rating. Mary Rose was Gallery of the Museum. delighted to reach the finals of the prestigious ‘European Finally, we were exceptionally sad to hear of the sudden Museum of the Year’ award in Warsaw in May 2018 and death of Mary Rose’s former Chairman, Michael Aiken, received a wonderful judges’ citation, reading: in March 2019. Mike chaired the Trust through a crucial ’In its final state, Mary Rose Museum is an exceptional phase of its history during the herculean fundraising achievement. Close to perfection in fields as different campaign that resulted in the building of the world-class, as presentation of historical research, underwater award-winning museum. A passionate advocate for archaeology, conservation techniques, experimental the Trust and a very generous donor in his own right, archaeology, architecture, scenography and virtual reality’ Mike was a true friend of Mary Rose and we will miss him enormously. Mary Rose also secured three Gold Awards in Tourism South East’s ‘Beautiful South Awards for Excellence in Tourism’ in December 2018. Golds were awarded Helen Bonser-Wilton in the categories of ‘Best Large isitor Attraction’, Chief Executive, The Mary Rose Trust

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MARYROSEANNUALREPORT MR Final after Chair.indd 5 30/09/2019 16:08 Our impact in numbers

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MARYROSEANNUALREPORT MR Final after Chair.indd 7 30/09/2019 16:08 Setting the direction 2016-26

Our vision is to establish the Mary Rose as a ‘Must Experience’ British Icon, at the forefront of learning about Tudor Life, Maritime Archaeology and Applied Conservation Science.

Our four key priorities to deliver this are: RE RE FRE CA SH S IN N G Caring for the Collections Refreshing the Offer IO T T H C E • Effective conservation and storage of the • Collections Story Research E L O Collection L F • New Experience Annually to Refresh Story O F E • Investigate new Support Structure for the Hull C • Compelling Family Programming R • Progress digitisation of the archive • World Class Service • Research conservation treatments

As a Leading Museum Nurturing Support T L R E • Boost profi le as Sector Specialist • Embedding Cause Messaging in everything A O we do D P • Build profi le as Must-See British Icon I P N U • Build Engagement with local Community G S • Act as Consultants to Boost Reputation M G • Extend reach of learning programme U IN • Be Best in Class in Museums Sector R SE U • Nurture new generation of donors UM RT NU

Consolidating Financial Sustainability A Great Organisation to Work For & With • Drive visitor business and contain costs • Build leadership & management skills • Build Permanent Endowment • Succession plan to protect skills of long term staff • Develop long-term base of Philanthropic Support • Build external partnerships that deliver strategy

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MARYROSEANNUALREPORT MR Final after Chair.indd 8 30/09/2019 16:08 Becoming a ‘must experience’ British icon

In April Mary Rose set sail into its fi rst year of around the proposition of ‘ ears, a eartbeat Away’ independent trading, selling tickets direct to the public and focussed on the Tudor experience of the Museum, online and face to face. The focus was on establishing with TV and radio adverts, outdoor posters and a series Mary Rose as a separately ticketed visit from the of print and digital media adverts. Dockyard and the team dealt well with the introduction The Trust was delighted to reach , visitors in its fi rst of a new tills system, online sales and the move to face year of independent trading and to double take-up of Gift to face selling at the Porter’s Lodge isitor Centre at the Aid on tickets, indicating stronger visitor engagement with entrance to the Dockyard. the Mary Rose charitable cause. Signifi cant progress was Mary Rose also took control of its own marketing, to also made in establishing independent group trade and ensure that the Trust is promoted above and beyond its schools’ business and strong foundations have been built proud naval story. Mary Rose is, above all, a story of life across the business for future visitor business growth. in Tudor England, at every level of society. The immersive Mary Rose Trading prospered under the new approach of the museum, which enthrals visitors through arrangement, with more engaged visitors spending much the sights, smells and sounds of life on board in Tudor more in the Mary Rose shop, leading to a 51% increase Times, gives an unparalleled insight into life in the reign in spend per head during the year. of Henry VIII. The new marketing campaign centred

Really interactive and imaginative. “ One of the best museums I have been to for a long time. TripAdvisor CC, Devon

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MARYROSEANNUALREPORT MR Final after Chair.indd 9 30/09/2019 16:08 Caring for the Collections & Archive

Further progress has been made on effective stewardship of the collection and digitisation of the archive. Work is progressing on populating the Collections Management System with digital records for each artefact to provide a holistic and accurate view of our collections holdings. Digitisation of the Mary Rose archive continues with over 50,000 35mm slides now scanned and catalogued by our team of digitisation volunteers. Funding is sought at the moment to continue this work with other non-digital assets such as dive logs and videos. We aim over time to digitise the entire archive and make it accessible online.

Work is underway to examine the feasibility of altering the environmental conditions in the Weston Ship Hall to create a more sustainable system in terms of energy costs and maintenance time. Discussions are underway with other institutions and our engineers to gather learnings, with in-house testing and close monitoring of Mary Rose timbers treated with Polyethylene Glycol (the chemical wax used to treat archaeological wood) in climate controlled chambers also planned, to evaluate impact of temperature and moisture changes.

The giant stem post timber of the ship completed its consolidation treatment during and was transferred into the eston Ship all during February , along with the ship’s pump and an anchor. The artefacts will be air dried in the Ship Hall before being mounted into position at a later date.

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MARYROSEANNUALREPORT MR Final after Chair.indd 10 30/09/2019 16:08 Scientific research

Applied conservation science has underpinned our work at the Mary Rose from the beginning, and we continue to insist on academic rigour, innovation and work done to the highest professional standards. Head of Conservation and Collections Care Professor Eleanor Schofi eld takes the lead on commissioning scientifi c research to inform current and future conservation treatments for the ship and individual artefacts. Head of Research Dr Alex Hildred takes the lead on researching the collection.

We work with a broad range of partners, including universities across the UK and worldwide and governmentcommercial scientifi c organisations. This gives us a uniue blend of professional insights and funding sources to progress our work.

ork completed at iamond Light Source on the evolution of acids as the hull dries is now being prepared for publication. ork with the niversity of Sheffi eld has developed magnetic nanotech particles that could potentially draw harmful iron out of archaeological timbers. Trials have been commenced on Mary Rose oak and we hope, ultimately, to be able to use this treatment on the hull of Mary Rose. ork is also underway at Sheffi eld to understand the material properties of our delicate textiles, in a bid to then convert our conservation strategies accordingly.

Work on pollutants in the museum environment and developing sensors to detect them has continued with niversity College London and the ational Physical Laboratory. Sensors have been designed and placed into the museum showcases to analyse the environment and potential damaging pollutants. This, along with analysis of wood objects to determine what vapours they give off, is now being analysed.

Research with the University of Portsmouth and EMPA, Switzerland on how the ship has dried, movement of the hull and an exploration of how the water and Polyethylene Glycol (PEG) affect the timbers is being prepared for publication. A new project with EMPA and ETHZ started in late 2018 to use molecular dynamics to understand the interaction between wood, PEG and water, to inform our future care of the ship and other wooden artefacts. Further work to monitor the structural movement of the Mary Rose hull and the material properties of the wood since drying has been given a boost by the securing of a new four-year PhD student with Imperial College, which will start in Winter 2019.

Work on corrosion of and treatment for archaeological iron shot in partnership with University College London and iamond Light Source concluded its fi rst stage and gained widespread publication in specialist ournals and mainstream media. Funding has now been secured for a new four-year Ph student to continue this work with Imperial College London, commencing October 2019.

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MARYROSEANNUALREPORT MR Final after Chair.indd 11 30/09/2019 16:08 Using science to tell the stories of the crew

In Collections Research, we continue to work sensitively with the We had always suspected that our carpenter may be Spanish and human remains excavated from the Mary Rose, with the aim of our gentleman Italian, since they were found with possessions of building a body of knowledge and telling new stories about the Iberian and Italian origin and indeed, the isotope analysis confi rmed crew. A PhD student is working on mitochondrial DNA of Mary these conclusions. Rose human remains, with the aim of matching more bones to Through osteoarchaeological study, we had identifi ed that one crew skulls and reassembling more skeletons. Other research continues member was likely to be of African heritage, however, isotope to identify signs of battle trauma on 92 fairly complete skeletons, analysis revealed that he wprobably grew up in evon. Further A which will provide a complete inventory of reconstructed remains. analysis revealed that he was most likely of mixed African/White Micro CT scanning of the Purser’s human remains is underway English heritage. with Swansea University. In a further twist, the Royal Archer’s isotope analysis revealed that A major research project took place during the year, using genetic he had grown up in North Africa, most likely in Algeria. As part profi ling on eight Mary Rose crew members. There is no crew list for of the King’s bodyguard, we had assumed that he would be White the Mary Rose, so, with the notable exception of the captain, Vice English. He did have a particularly unusual artefact in his possession, Admiral Sir eorge Carew and an offi cer, Roger renville, we know a scented pomander. Funding has now been secured for further A little about the provenance of the crew. We have built a picture of research into the Royal Archer to confi rm these conclusions. a number of individuals through the artefacts found with them and through study of their bones (osteoarchaeology), but were keen to Two new facial reconstructions have been developed to re ect the fi nd out more. likely ethnicity of these two individuals based on this new evidence and they are on display in the Museum. Working with our partners at Cardiff, Swansea, Portsmouth and Liverpool ohn Moores niversity and Channel Avanti productions, A paper is in preparation on this research and will be published isotope analysis of eight Mary Rose crew members was undertaken. in R Madgwick, Scorrer and A ildred. Analysis of teeth revealed fascinating information about where they spent their formative years and what diet they ate. This research has challenged our perceptions of diversity in Tudor England, with only four of the individuals analysed the Cook, Purser, Archer and Offi cer proving to have grown up in England, mainly in the West Country.

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MARYROSEANNUALREPORT MR Final after Chair.indd 13 30/09/2019 16:08 Refreshing the experience

Regular programmes of activity ran throughout the year to refresh the visitor offer at peak times, including participative building of an eight- foot high LEO mosaic of Holbein’s portrait of Henry VIII. A Tudor Cooking Event, in which the replica galley was fired up to produce the food that the crew would have eaten on board ran over May Half Term. Over the summer, our Tudor Shipwrights used traditional tools including a pit saw to start building a replica of the Mary Rose ‘ollywat’.

A ‘Salvage eek’ event was held around the October anniversary of the raising of Mary Rose, demonstrating a model of Tog Mor, the huge crane that lifted the ship from the seabed in . At October alf-Term, a ‘Men of War’ event was held, with specialist lectures and tours on weaponry, as well as associated family activities. King Henry VIII was present in person during school holidays, welcoming visitors and speaking about his favourite ship and he hosted ‘ing enry’s Christmas Court’ in ecember, with dancing, feasting and jester.

In March, the Trust marked British Science eek with specialist talks and a partnership with Zeiss Microscopy to take detailed microscopic images of artefacts including fish bones, to inform future conservation activity.

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MARYROSEANNUALREPORT MR Final after Chair.indd 14 30/09/2019 16:08 Many faces of tudor England

The AvantiChannel documentary ‘Secret and outlines scale of known ethnic diversity Histories; Skeletons of the Mary Rose’ aired in in Tudor England. It also identifies trade routes March 2019 to widespread good reviews and through which the non-indigenous Mary Rose generated extensive national media coverage, artefacts would have arrived in England. including Telegraph, Daily Mail, Guardian and Genomic DNA was extracted from one Times, as well as reaching the United States individual. Although we found that he was through the Smithsonian Magazine. born in England, his father was from North A new exhibition entitled ‘Many Faces Africa. This means that 4 out of the of Tudor England’, was created in the were non-British, leading to the need to wake of the documentary and launched revise some of our illustrations and imagery. in the Admiral’s Gallery of the Museum in The exhibition features a mix of text panels, mid-March. The exhibition explains the interactives, hands-on LEO construction techniues used to build a picture of the and excerpts from the documentary and crew members, focusses in on the eight has driven a signifi cant increase in visits to individuals and what we have discovered the museum.

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MARYROSEANNUALREPORT MR Final after Chair.indd 15 30/09/2019 16:08 Learning and special needs provision

Mary Rose continues to develop its innovative Learning Mary Rose olunteering Offi cer continues to work with offer for all ages, reaching over 15,000 participants during individuals with special needs to integrate them into the year. In addition to the core programme of history the daily volunteering operation of the Museum. This and science workshops from lower primary to A level, the experience often helps with rehabilitation work for those Learning epartment offers more specialist sessions for who have suffered life-changing injuries and illnesses. International Baccalaureate Theory of nowledge students, One volunteer, Simon Skuse, joined the team while Home Educator families and teacher training students as recovering from a major brain haemorrhage. After well as a Tudor Masterclass for very able children. spending a year in hospital and months in a wheelchair, In partnership with Education Business Partnership South Simon’s neuropsychologist encouraged him to volunteer we have introduced a well-received workshop for Primary at the museum because of his interest in history. Science on ‘Materials of the Mary Rose’. In conunction Taking into account Simon’s access needs the team with a range of partners, the team organised and hosted created a routine that took into account his abilities. a day for A Level history teachers and another for primary ith this support Simon’s confi dence skyrocketed and science teachers. he can now be found, often in costume, leading talks around the Museum. The Department published articles in Primary History and Primary Science magaines and was shortlisted for Best Heritage Venue in the School Travel Awards, 2018.

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MARYROSEANNUALREPORT MR Final after Chair.indd 17 30/09/2019 16:08 Acting as a leading museum, nationally and internationally

A key part of the Trust’s mission and vision is to promote and develop interest, research and knowledge relating to the Mary Rose and her place in history, as well as all matters related to underwater cultural heritage, wherever located. The Trust seeks to carry out this mandate in a number of ways.

Students are hosted as interns to gain experience of Mary Rose and her collection as part of their studies. During the year the Trust hosted two Archaeology students from niversity of Bradford on an eight-month internship. Amongst other tasks, they re-located, inspected, logged and re-shelved over 400 samples from the wreck site. Some fascinating additional Tudor finds were unearthed as part of the process, including deer antler, rabbit bones and a scorpion fish.

The Trust also hosted an Erasmus student who had just finished her Master’s studies in reece. er proect focused on analysing problematic salts with the Mary Rose bricks, in collaboration with the University of Kent. The work will inform future conservation and storage of the bricks.

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MARYROSEANNUALREPORT MR Final after Chair.indd 18 30/09/2019 16:08 Mary Rose hosted an exhibition stand at ‘ew Scientist Live’ in London, to raise the profi le of the Trust as a scientifi c institution with the public. Professor Eleanor Schofi eld was commissioned to write an article on use of synchrotrons on Mary Rose materials for Nature Review Materials and a chapter on Wood Conservation for the Royal Society of Chemistry’s Heritage Materials publication.

The Trust organised the 2018 conference on synchrotron radiation and neutrons in art and archaeology, in partnership with Diamond Light Source and also hosted the conference of et Organic Archaeological Materials conservation working group of International Council of Museums, with Historic England.

Mary Rose’s ongoing involvement in key international committees includes ICUCH - International Committee on Underwater Cultural Heritage and ICOMOS - International Congress of Maritime Museums and is currently Chair of the Maritime Archaeology Sub-Committee.

Mary Rose Archaeological Services (MRAS), which carries out consultancy and conservation work for others remained in profi t during this year and provided advice and conservation services for Boskalis, ational Museum of the Royal avy, Archaeology South East, MOLA, over Brone Age Boat, cannon conservation for Royal Armouries and conservation of a prototype ‘bouncing bomb’ for BAERoyal avy.

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MARYROSEANNUALREPORT MR Final after Chair.indd 19 30/09/2019 16:08 Financial summary

The unexpected move to independent trading led to the Trust budgeting for a significant Statement of financial activities for the year ended 31 March 2019 deficit, as marketing and selling direct for the first time started simultaneously. Income & expenditure 2018/19 2017/18 restated Much time has been spent building the business through direct and indirect sales Income and ensuring that external websites and partners are accurately reflecting the new Visitor income 1,871,509 2,451,717 trading arrangements. Changes were made to staff structures during the year Income from trading subsidiaries 576,742 681,353 to ensure that the Trust has the right skills and experience to make a success of Donations 498,827 210,612 independent trading, including the introduction of a new Chief Operating Officer Other charitable income 42,264 42,620 with in depth experience of commercial attractions trading. Invested Income 4,301 6,897 The Trust enters 2019/20 with a clear understanding of its business, the right staff Miscellaneous 40,442 16,879 and skills in place and a strong new product offer to make the most of trading during Total Income 3,034,085 3,410,078 the year.

Expenditure Charitable activities Visitor services 1,592,501 1,738,003 Conservation & collections 1,357,364 1,223,748 Museum fitting & design 1,074,456 1,130,628 Notes Maritime archaeology 105,348 104,478 1. The accounts have been complied in accordance with Charities SORP 2015 (FRS 102) Learning 101,706 108,934 2. Expenditure includes total depreciation of £1,116,687 (2017/18 £1,182,189) Exhibition 77,981 0 3. Total funds includes Museum fixed assets of £30,348,511 (2017/18 £31,438,269) 4,309,356 4,305,791 These summarised accounts are extracted from the Trustees’ Report and Consolidated Raising funds Financial Statements for the year ended March 2019, which received an unqualified Fundraising 103,734 78,813 auditor’s report and were approved by the Board on 26 July 2019. Commercial trading operations 346,747 525,792 A complete set of the report and accounts is available from the Mary Rose Trust 450,481 604,605 on request. Total expenditure 4,759,837 4,910,396

Net income/expenditure -1,725,752 -1,500,318 Alan Lovell Total funds brought forward 33,041,300 34,541,618

Chairman Total funds carried forward 31,315,548 33,041,300

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MARYROSEANNUALREPORT MR Final after Chair.indd 20 30/09/2019 16:03:29 Donations Visitor & Learning

Visitor Trading Including Operations £0.5m Trading £1.6m £2.4m £0.3m

£3m Expenditure Income £3.6m

Other Other Conservation & Collections

£0.1m £0.3m £1.4m 21

MARYROSEANNUALREPORT MR Final after Chair.indd 21 30/09/2019 16:08 Thank you

A huge thank you (including those who wish to remain anonymous) to everyone who has helped and continues to help make our museum possible.

Founding Flag Officer Lord Fink Mr Matthew Grinnell Dr David Starkey CBE FSA Bronze Patrons HRH The Prince of Wales Mr Jonathan Gestetner Mr Andrew Joy Sir Hugh Stevenson Mr John Abbatt Mr Adam Humphryes Mr Terry Kerr Dr Derek Stubbs Mr Brian Bartholomew Admiral Mr Geoff Hunt Mr David Kowitz Mr Tom Sweet-Escott Mr Patrick Bowman Mr Michael Aiken MBE RIP Mr Peter Wilson Mr Ian Laing CBE DL Mrs Penelope Tate Sir Don-John Buckland Sir David Cooksey GBE Mr Michael Langdon Mr Hugh Tidbury KC HS RN Mr Michael Donovan Commodore Rear Admiral John Lippiett Lady Tidbury Mr Andrew Churnin Mr Alexandre Gaydamak Mrs Heather Allery CB CBE DL The Honorable Robert H Tuttle Mr Geoffrey Clements The Honorable Charles Harris Mr Peter Andreae DL Miss Emma Lovell Mrs Sally Tyrrell Mr Paul Coles The Rt Hon The Lord Iliffe DL Mrs Samantha Axtell DL Miss Lucinda Lovell Mrs Cynthia J Warner Vice Admiral Michael Mr Mark Loveday Mrs Carolyn Balfour The Hon Virginia Lovell JP DL Mr Charles Watson Gretton CB Mr Alan Lovell DL Mr David Barnett Viscount Lymington Mrs Patti White Mr Jon Haylock Mr Rich Ricci Mr Mike Blinco Mr John McCarthy Mr Chris Wilkinson OBE FSA Mr Robert Kearney Mr Clive Richards OBE DL Mr Thomas Bolt Mr Neil McGrigor Mrs Anne Wright Mr Gordon Massie Dr Chris Sansom Lord Brabourne Mr Michael Meacock Mr Crispin Wright Mrs Margaret Massie Mr Chris Brandon Mr Colin Murray Mr Adrian Platt Lady Stevenson DL Mr John Brookes OBE Mr Tim Oliver Mr Tony Roe Mr Daniel K Thorne Honorary Patrons Mr Keith Brown RIP Mr Terence O’Rourke Dr Rosemary Ryall Mr Christopher Andreae Mr Andrew Brownsword Mr Finn O’Sullivan Mrs Lynn Simpson Vice Admiral Mr Adrian Bowles CBE DL Mr David Palmer CBE Miss Linda Wainwright Mr Christopher Andreae Sir David Cooksey GBE Mrs Jennifer Brzozowska OBE Mr Robert Pooley MBE Mrs Ann West Mr Thomas Bachmann Mr Peter Ellement Mr Michael Bunn Countess of Portsmouth Mr Peter West Mr Len Blavatnik Dr & Mrs David Hartnett Mr John E Butler The Rt Hon the Earl of Mrs Molly Borthwick Mr & Mrs Bill Moore Sir Ian Cheshire Portsmouth DL Life Patrons Mr Edmund Byers Mr Michael Campbell MBE DL Dowager The Countess of Dr David Price CBE Mr John Adams Clarendon DL Mrs Irene Purse Gold Patrons Mr Michael Aiken MBE RIP Mr Julian Cazalet Mrs Jane Bawn Mr Robert Legget Commodore Jonathan Mr Nigel Purse Mrs Heather Allery Cooke OBE RN Mrs Stella Reeves Professor Van Gore CBE Mr Lionel Allery JP Lord Lupton CBE Vice Admiral Peter Hudson Mr Peter Mallinson Sir David Davies DL Mr Russell S Reynolds, Jr Lord Ashburton KG

Mr Nigel McNair Scott DL Mr Michael Deeny Lady Rivett-Carnac KCVO DL Silver Patrons Mr Richard Morse Mr Peter Dobbs Mr Keith Roberts Mr David Bailey Mr Bernard Barnwell Mr Michael Slade OBE Dame Amelia Fawcett Mr Alex Roe Mr James Bangert DBE CVO Mr Ian Ronald Mr Ronald Button Sir Michael Bett CBE Rear Admiral Mr Colin Field JP DL Mr Tim Rusby Dr Mike Gibson Mr David Borchard Mr Lionel Allery JP Lady Gavron Mr Christopher Shaw Mr Christopher Shaw Mrs Nila Brandon Mr Richard Atterbury Mrs Caroline Godden Mr Andrew Speirs Mr Nicholas Somers Mr Julian Cazalet Mr Simon de Zoete Ms Jennifer Green Mr Nicholas Stanley Mr Kevin Taylor Mr David Childs CBE Mr Roger Eaton Mrs Sarah Green Mr Alan Stannah Dr Nicholas Vaughan Rear Admiral Roy Clare CBE

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MARYROSEANNUALREPORT MR Final after Chair.indd 22 30/09/2019 16:08 Mr Chris Coles Dr Lesley Runnalls Mr & Mrs Anthony Dignum Mr John Morgan Miss Gwenneth Stubbington Mr Matthew Coumbe Sir James Scott Bt DL Mrs Chrissie Dobbs Commander Paul Murnane Mr & Mrs Edward Tew Mr Michel de Carvalho Mr Richard Tassell Miss Gillian Drake MBE RN Retd & Lady Tidbury Mr Damon de Laszlo DL Mr Hugh Tidbury Mr & Mrs Charles Drayson Mrs Grace Murnane Mr Howard Thompson Mr & Mrs Simon de Zoete Mr Derek Tullett CBE Hon DSc Mr Harry Eatough Mrs Anne Newton-Palan Mr & Mrs Steve Tiller Mr Christopher Dobbs Mr Peter Usher CBE FREng Mr & Mrs Brian Elliott Lady Nixon Mr Alan Titchmarsh MBE DL Mr Geoffrey Dobbs Mr Ray Wheeler Mr Charles Field Mr David Nye Rear Admiral John Tolhurst CB Mr Michael Dobbs Mr Richard Willey Mr Brian Fowler Mr John Nyren Mr & Mrs Jon Tyrrell Mr Peter Dobbs Mr Derek Williams OBE Mrs Alison Gibson Mr Michael O’Dwyer Mrs Deborah Vaughan Mr Derek Drake Miss Anna Woolley Mr Peter Gibson Mr & Mrs G D Owen Miss Phoebe Walker Commander Rod Edwards Mr & Mrs Roger Gladdish Mr Bruce Parker MBE Mrs Phyllis Ward RIP RN Retd Patrons Mr Julian Golbey Mrs Anne Paterson Mr & Mrs Fred Warner Mr Alan Egerton Ms Betty Ackrill Mr Stephen Green Mr & Mrs Adrian Platt Mr Simon Watson Mrs Margaret Fisher Mrs Judy Allen Mr & Mrs Hallett Mr Martin Powell Mr Roy West Mr Jonathan Gestetner Mr Gerry Amos Mr Richard Harrison Mr & Mrs Christopher Power Mr M R White Mr Jonathan Gibbs Ms Berit Antonsen Ms Julie Hastings Miss Kathy Powis Mr Stewart Wilde Ms Jennifer Green Mr Neil Baglin Mr & Mrs Peter Hayward Mrs Cheryl Price Mr Michael Winter Mrs Sarah Green Mrs Wendy Bateman Mr Nicholas Higgs Mrs Gillian Price Mr Terry Wisdom Mr David Hagan Dr John Bevan Ms Verina Horsnell Commodore J J Price RN Eur Ing Kevin Wright Mr & Mrs Tim Hopper Mr Lyndon Bishop & Mr Mike Smith Mr & Mrs J Pridmore & Mrs Anna Wright Mr Robert Lapraik Cdr J Bithell OBE RN Mr Richard Hughes Mrs Lis Richards RIP Mr Ken Laws MRICS & Mrs PA Bithell Mr & Mrs Michael Hyde Mrs Margaret Richards Mary Rose Information Group Mr Geoffrey Leece Mr Trevor Bone & Mr Gordon Jones Mr & Mrs Brian Robinson Mr Gerry Amos Rear Admiral John Lippiett Miss Janice Richards Mr Robert Kenny & Mrs Pat Roe Mr Iain Ballantyne CB CBE DL Mr Jeffrey Bryan Mrs Claire Dowd Rear Admiral Sir Patrick Mr Danny Banting Mr Mark Loveday Mrs Brenda Bumstead Mrs Sue King Rowe KCVO CBE Mrs Margaret Braddock Mr Charles Martin Mr Adam Burnham Professor & Mrs Charles Korr Dr Roger Ryall Mr David Brown Mr Michael Matantos Mrs Jill Burrows Sir Richard & Lady Lambert Mrs Norma Savory Mr David Childs CBE Mr Alex McKee Mrs Gwenda Button RIP Mr & Mrs Aubrey Lawson Mrs Shirley Schofield Dr Ken Collins Mrs Ilse McKee Mr & Mrs Duncan Buyers Mrs Katharine Lippiett Mrs Frances Scott & Ms Jenny Mallinson Mrs Sally Merison Mr Philip Carter MBE Mr & Mrs Edward Marris Mr John Sherwin Lieutenant Bill Davies RN Retd Mr & Mrs Patrick Molineux Mr George Coppen Mr Paul Matthews Admiral Sir Jock Slater GCB Mr Christopher Dobbs Lady Morton Mr Alan Cowdrey Mrs Margaret McColl LVO Dr Glenn Dunaway Miss Maria Moseley Mr & Mrs Max Craft Mrs Eileen Measey Mr Geoffrey Smethurst Mr Alan Eade RIP Mr Sandy Muirhead Mrs Pam Crowe Mr Patrick Melville-Gorton Mr Nicholas Smith Mrs Sarah Easton Mr Anthony Palmer Mr Peter Cutmore Dr & Mrs David Melzack Mr Richard Sotnick Mr Peter Ellement Mrs Stella Reeves Mr John Davies Dr Kit Mitchell Mr Chris Stevens Mr Martin Farhall Dame Marion Roe DBE Miss Anne De Potier Mr Jeremy Montagu Mr & Mrs Ninian Stewart Dr Dominic Fontana

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MARYROSEANNUALREPORT MR Final after Chair.indd 23 30/09/2019 16:08 Mr Bob Foster The Lovington Foundation Dr Onyeka Nubia MoD HMS Magpie The Royal Armouries Mr Colin Fox Peter Harrison Heritage Dr Richard Madgwick Molly Borthwick The Royal Collections Mr Carl Graham Foundation Dr Toby Jones Motivation ‘81 The Second Sea Lord & Mr See rifihs The Scorpion Charitable Trust Duncan Smith National Physical Laboratory Commander-in-the-Chief Naval Lieutenant Commander South East Museum Erasmus+ Naval Base Commander Home Command Mike Hill RN Retd Development Fund ETH Zurich Portsmouth The Stansted Park Foundation Mr David Hughes Stavros Niachos Foundation Faro Newport Ship Tony Woods Mr Eric Huke The Ulvercroft Foundation Gemma McDermott Nick Rule Tourism South East Miss Annie Lagrue Gosport Voluntary Action Peter Ellement Trinity House Mr Peter Lansdown With Grateful Thanks Gunwharf Quays Peter Holt ydrorhic fice Mr Alex McKee 3D Scanning Ireland Hampshire County Council Philip Ponsonby University College London Mrs Anne Merrett Adrian Barak field ose Philip Wise University of Birmingham Mr Alastair Miles Adrian Bowles HMS DUNCAN - Ship’s Company Pooley Swords University of Chichester Mr Ron Miller American Friends of the HMS QUEEN ELIZABETH Portsmouth Cathedral University of Copenhagen Mr John Morgan Mary Rose Ship’s Company Portsmouth City Council University of Glasgow Mrs Dawn Perrier Andrew Fellows Hovertravel Portsmouth Grammar School University of Kent Miss Kathy Powis Anne Curry Imperial College London Portsmouth High School University of Oxford Mr Phil Roberts Avanti TV Media Jenny Wraight Red Herring University of Portsmouth Dr Lesley Runnalls BAE Systems Jo Kedwood Robert Robson OBE iersiy o Shefield Mr Geoffrey Smethurst Blue Funnel Johnny Black Professor Joy Carter University of Southampton Mr Ted Sutton Blue Water Films Ltd Jonathan Adams Salesforce.org EMEA Limited University of Swansea Mr Edward Towne Brian Bracher Kester Keighley ScanLAB Projects University of Winchester Mr & Mrs Alan Turton Bright Bricks Leica Geosystems Sebastian Payne Victorious Festival Mr & Mrs George Wade British Geological Survey Leverhulme Trust Serco Marine Services Visit Britain Mr Maurice Wakeham Captain of the Base Portsmouth Liverpool John Moores University Shaping Portsmouth Visit Portsmouth Mr Ewan Ward-Thomas Cardiff University Lord Bradford Art Collection South Western Railway Visitor Experience Forum Charles Knighton Lucy Santos Stephen Foote Walker Art Gallery Trusts and Foundations Columbia University Maire Ryan Stephen Morgan MP Wellcome Trust The Arts Council England Curzon Partnership Margaret Clegg Steven Perring Wightlink Ferries The Boshier-Hinton Foundation Damian Sanders Medieval Society Swansea University Zeiss Microscopy The De Laszlo Foundation DHL International Michael Crooks RIP Swiss Federal Laboratories for Elizabeth Cayzer Diamond Light Source Michael Hirst Materials Science and Charitable Trust Doosan Babcock Michael Milburn Technology The Fidelity UK Foundation Dr Dominic Fontana MindWorks Marketing The Emirates Spinnaker Tower The Foyle Foundation Dr Fred Hocker Miranda Kaufmann The Gosport Shed he rfield eso Dr Garry Scarlett MoD Admiralty Library The News Portsmouth Foundation Dr Lesley Runnalls Portsmouth, Naval Historical The Pepys Library of Magdalene The Hartnett Conservation Trust Dr Nick Owen Branch College Cambridge

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MARYROSEANNUALREPORT MR Final after Chair.indd 24 30/09/2019 16:08 With grateful thanks for creating a world class museum

Mr David Adamson Mr & Mrs David Allan Mr & Mrs Robert Allebon Mr Roy Allen Mr & Mrs David Allibone Mrs Hannelore Ashmead Mr John Ashurst Mr Peter Asplin Miss Janet Asquith Mrs Jean Aylen Mr & Mrs Richard Banks Mr Adrian Barak Mr Richard Barclay Mr Paul Barden Mr Steven Barr Mrs Sarah Barrett Mr & Mrs Anthony Bartlett Lord Barton-Booth Mr Bill Bass Mr & Mrs James Beattie Mr Richard Beattie Mr & Mrs John Beck Mr & Mrs Peter Bennison Dr & Mrs Robert Bewley Mr & Mrs Michael Birch Mr & Mrs Geoffrey Bishop Mrs Janet Black Mr Richard Blackburn Mr & Mrs Dennis Bodger Mrs Margaret Braddock Mr Nick Braddock Miss Sara Bradford Miss Elizabeth Brocklebank Mr Nigel Brown Mr Stephen Brown Ms Jean Buckle RIP Mr Anthony Burrell Dr & Mrs Michael Bury Mr Iain Butler Carew Pole Limited Mrs Audrey Carver Mrs Michelle Cattermole Mrs H J Chamberlain Mrs Edna Chapman CHK Charities Mr G D Church Mrs Anna Churnin Miss Ruth Clarke Mrs Betty Clegg Mr & Mrs Guy Clements Mr Reg Cloudsdale Miss Alison Cockerill Ms Brenda Cole Mrs Sharon Coles Coles-Medlock Foundation Mr John Cooper Mr Michael Cooper Mr & Mrs Peter Cormack Corporation of Trinity House Miss & Miss Gerry Costello Mr & Mrs G Coughlan Commander Anthony Cowin Mr Edmond Craig Mr Robin Crampton Mrs Margaret Cunningham Mr & Mrs David Cushion Mr John Dann Mr John Davidson Mr & Mrs Graham Davies Mr Roger Davies Lieutenant W H A Davies RN Retd Mr & Mrs John Deveson Mr B N Diment Ms Anne Dorey Mr Graham Doughty Ms Sue Douthwaite Mr & Mrs Peter Downton Mrs Patricia Dromgoole Mr Glenn Dunaway & Ms Linda Sharpe Mr D A Eels Miss Sue Eldridge Miss edy lliso Miss e s Mr or s irfi eld hrile rs Mrs lero Mr Mrs rry ce Mr Michel erry Mr Sehe ooe Mrs e ord Mrs Debby Fox Reverend Nicholas Frayling Mr & Mrs Roger Garlick Mr & Mrs Margaret Gervis Miss E J Gibbs Mr & Mrs Lester Gilbert Mr David Gort Mr Richard Green Dr Philip Greenwell Mr & Mrs M A Hall Mr & Mrs David Harrison Dr & Mrs Ken Hay Mr & Mrs J J Headley Miss Anne Heinrichsons Mr Jens Heinzinger Mr & Mrs Ian Hemmin Mr & Mrs Brian Hepworth Heritage Lottery Fund Ms Susan Hickey Dr Robert Hicks III Ms Lydia Hodkinson Commander Guy Holman & Mrs Patricia Holman Mr George Hood Sir Peter & Lady Hordern Mr & Mrs Alistair Hunt Mr N A Hunt Mr William Hutchin Mrs J Hyde Mr Roger Hyson Idlewild Trust Mr Mark Islip Dr Coleen Jackson Mr Ian Jeffery Mrs Gillian Johns Mrs Vivienne Johnson John Swire 1989 Charitable Trust Mr Brian Jones Mr & Mrs Richard Jones J Paul Getty Jr Charitable Trust Mr & Mrs Richard Juniper Mr Kester Keighley Mr & Mrs Nigel Kelland Mr & Mrs Liam Kerrigan Mr James King Mr & Mrs Kevin Kinsella Mr & Mrs Jeffrey Knight Mr & Mrs David Kyd Mr John Lancaster Mr Mrs id shr Mr Mrs sse Miss M ichfi eld loyds eiser odio Mr hoy Mrs hrisi Mire Mr Mrs oh Mrch Mrs A Marchington Mr Clive Marks Miss Janet Marr Dr Peter Marsden Mr G J Martin Mr Keith Martin Mrs Noella Martin Mr P W Martin Mr & Mrs Keith Mason Dr Craufurd Matthews Mr & Mrs Raymond McGinnis Professor H P Molitoris Mrs Pamela Morn Mr & Mrs Pieter Morpurgo Mr & Mrs Alan Morris Dr Oliver Morris & Dr Stephanie Jones Mrs Janet Moss Mrs Susan Moss Mrs Rona Musker Mr Jonathan Nash Mr & Mrs John Newman Dr Rudi Newman Mr & Mrs Robert Nockolds Mrs Sandy Norris Mr & Mrs I P Odd Eur Ing Carol Painting Miss Michaela Pape Dr & Mrs Anthony Parker Mr & Mrs Chris Parke r Mr Clive Payne Mrs Faith Perring Mr & Mrs Jeremy Porter Miss Sarah Radcliffe Mr Richard Rattle Mr & Mrs Malcolm Reeves Mr Barry Rolfe Mr & Mrs T J Roper Mr Henry Rothery Mr Steve Roue Mrs Joyce Scott Serco Marine Services Mr Martin Sharp Miss Lesley Shayler Mr & Mrs Shelton Miss Jean Shennan Mr M A Simons Sir Siegmund Warburg's Voluntary Settlement Mr & Mrs Peter Slade Mr Gordon Smith Mr Colin Snow Mr & Mrs Hugh Soar Mr & Mrs M Sowman Mr Jim Steele & Mrs Hilary Wood Stella Symons Charitable Trust Mr Peter Stent Mr William Stepney Mr & Mrs Mark Stevens Mr Ben Stoneham Mr Edwin Strankalis Miss Gill Symons Miss Ann Taylor Mrs Helen Taylor Mrs P J H Taylor Mrs Sylvia Taziker RIP The Allan and Nesta Foundation The Band Trust The Bernard Sunley Charitable Foundation The Charles Hayward Foundation The Dr Mortimer and Theresa Sackler Foundation The Eranda Rothschild Foundation The Ernest Cook Trust The Goldsmith Company The Gosling Foundation The Headley Trust The Hobson Charity Limited The John Coates Charitable Trust The John Ellerman Foundation The Leatherseller's Charitable Trust The Leche Trust The Leverhulme Trust The Notgrove Trust The Reed Foundation The Sir John Fisher Foundation The Stevenson Family Charitable Trust The Wellcome Trust The Welton Foundation The Wolfson Foundation The Worshipful Company of Art Scholars The Worshipful Company of Haberdashers The Worshipful Company of Pewterers The Worshipful Company of Shipwrights The Worshipful Company of Turners The Worshipful Company of Weavers Miss Hilary Thomas Dr & Mr Mike Thoyts Mr & Mrs M G Thurgood Mr Anthony Trice Mr William Vaughan Mrs Mary Verrier Mrs Diana Villar Walter Lees Foundation Miss San Ward Mr & Mrs Peter Waring Mrs Yvonne Weavers Mr Michael Weyl Miss L A Wheaton Mr & Mrs P D J Whetmath Professor & Mrs Michael Whittle Mr David Widdowson Mr J C Williams Captain J R E Williams Mrs P Windust Mr Michael Wohlgemuth Mr & Mrs Simon Wormald Mr Chris Wright Mr Tom Wynne-Edwards Mrs L A Yauner Mr & Mrs Phil Yeo Mr Maurice Young

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MARYROSEANNUALREPORT MR Final after Chair.indd 25 30/09/2019 16:08 Reference and Administrative Details

Status Caroline Dudley OBE Chief Executive Insurance Brokers Company Limited by Guarantee Professor Van Gore CBE Helen Bonser-Wilton Noyce Insurance Solutions Ltd Rupert Grey Bassett House Charity Number Vice Admiral Peter Hudson Secretary 36 Leigh Road Susan Wright ACMA 277503 CB CBE Eastleigh

Adam Humphryes Hampshire

Company Registration Number l oell hir egiered Office SO50 3DT 01415654 Sophia Mason 1/10 College Road Dr Janet Owen HM Naval Base Solicitors President David Palmer CBE Portsmouth Blake Morgan HRH The Prince of Wales ice hir Hampshire New Kings Court KG KT GCB OM AK QSO PC ADC Dr David Starkey CBE FSA PO1 3LX Tollgate Chandlers Ford

Vice Presidents Members Senior Statutory Auditor Eastleigh Lord-Lieutenant of the County Lionel Allery JP Kerry Lawrence ACA Hampshire o shire eoficio Sir Ian Cheshire SO53 3LG The Right Worshipful, The Lord Ian Dahl Auditors Compass Accountants Limited Myor o orsoh eoficio Dame Amelia Fawcett DBE The Lord Brabourne ocillor oh erre The Tanneries Admiral Sir Kenneth Eaton Sir David Hardy East Street GBE KCB The Rt Hon Lord Iliffe DL ichfield Michael Aiken MBE RIP Paul Jackson Hampshire Dr Christopher Moran PO14 4AR Trustee Directors Russell Reynolds Jr Dr Robert Bewley Robert Robson OBE Bankers Helen Bonser-Wilton Coral Samuel CBE Lloyds Bank Christopher Brandon RIBA Lynne Stagg 3 Town Quay FRSA FSA ocillor id e Syes Southampton Professor Sir Barry Cunliffe Daniel Thorne Hampshire KB CBE FSA FBA Fred Warner CEng MIEE SO14 2AQ

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MARYROSEANNUALREPORT MR Final after Chair.indd 26 30/09/2019 16:08 e particularly like the top oor where you “ can walk across and smell the wood and the atmosphere. The other highlight was the visit of Henry VIII. I'm sure that thanks to him, some of the children in the room will get top marks in their history lesson. I wished he'd taught me at school.

TripAdvisor RM, France

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