- The Association of Dunkirk Little Ships
- Provides a detailed list of the ships, ships involved in Operation Dynamo, information on the Restoration Trust, and events including those attended by Dunkirk little ships.
- Clyde Puffers
- Concerned with the Pibroch, one of the last puffers still afloat. History of the type, once common on the West Coast of Scotland and the Clyde, articles, gallery and facts.
- Cornish Maritime Trust
- Explains the preservation examples of historic working boats and their gears, demonstrating their traditional uses.
- Cutty Sark
- Features restoration details, history and collections, and visitor information for the famous tea clipper moored at Greenwich.
- Eighteenth Century Shipbuilding
- Wooden ships built by the Barnard family for the navy, 1740-1813, and merchant ships, 1763-1825. Includes pages on HMS Pandora, HMS Rodney, HMS Northumberland and the Battle of the Nile.
- Endeavour
- Replica of Captain James Cook's ship, HMB Endeavour, which, after 11 years of voyaging, is displayed at the Australian Maritime Museum. Specifications, history and resources.
- The Golden Hind
- Replica of Sir Francis Drake's ship, now a floating museum based in Brixham, Devon. Photo gallery and visitor information.
- Heritage Afloat
- Voluntary organisation campaigning for better preservation of historic ships and the UK's maritime history. Includes image library.
- HMS Bounty
- US based replica of the ship known for the infamous mutiny. Sailing schedule, current location, history, photographs and videos, and sailing opportunities.
- HMS Hood Association
- Dedicated to preserving the memories of Britain's famous warship and her crew. Provides ship and crew information, history, photographs and the Hood today including poetry, collectables and scale models.
- HMS Rose
- Replica of an 18th century Royal Navy frigate berthed at Maritime Museum of San Diego. History, specifications, virtual tour and articles.
- HMS Warrior
- Britain's first iron-hulled, armoured battleship on display in Portsmouth. History, life on board, restoration and a plea for help.
- Lancastria Association of Scotland
- Commemorating the sinking of the the requisitioned Cunard cruise liner by enemy aircraft in 1940. Includes origins, the Lancastria at war, Morgan's men, roll of honour, gallery and news.
- Leith History: SS Explorer
- The last sea-going steam trawler and SS Explorer Preservation Society are currently restoring her in the Edinburgh Dock, Leith.
- The Mary Rose
- 16th century warship sunk during an engagement with the French fleet in 1545 and on display in Portsmouth. Provides information on the ship and her history, and her discovery and excavation.
- Michael Phillips' Ships of the Old Navy
- A history of the sailing ships of the Royal Navy. Includes an alphabetical list of vessels from 1780 to the 1840s, and many commercial vessels which were hired for service, and privateers.
- National Historic Ships
- Focal point for national historic ship preservation and funding. Includes the Historic Ship Register, news and information on grants.
- Shipping Times
- A database of Clyde built ships including active and static ships, a featured ship type, a slide show and videos, on this day, and news.
- Southwark Council - The Mayflower
- Looks at the historical connection between the London Borough and The Mayflower.
- The Tall Ship at Glasgow Harbour
- A brief history of the barque Glenlee, owned by the Clyde Maritime Trust and moored in Glasgow Harbour providing a popular tourist attraction and educational resource.
- Teesships
- Enthusiast Ron Mapplebeck provides a wealth of information about Tees ships including the history of individual ships and photographs.
- Thames Sailing Barge Trust
- Thames sailing barges were used to transport goods around Britain and to Europe. Provides a history and lists the remaining barges with details of the restoration of Pudge and Centaur.
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