The National Historic Fleet, Core Collection is a list of museum ships located in the United Kingdom, under the National Historic Ships register.
The vessels on the National Historic Fleet are distinguished by:
The National Historic Fleet may also include vessels from the National Small Boat Register which are a minimum of 50 years and which fit the above criteria.
The core collection are the vessels of the National Historic Fleet which are of the highest national pre-eminence.
Name | Image | Builder | Town/City | Year | Class | Type | Location | Status | Remarks | Certificate No. | Link |
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Alfred Corry | Beeching Brothers | Great Yarmouth | 1893 | Lifeboat | Southwold | Museum exhibit | [1] | ||||
Bertha | G Lunnel & Co | Bristol | 1844 | Dredger | World of Boats | Museum exhibit | Designed by Isambard Kingdom Brunel. Worked in Bridgwater docks | [2] | |||
Branksome | George Brockbank | Windermere | 1896 | Windermere | Operational, Museum | [3] | |||||
Cabby | London & Rochester Trading Company | 1928 | Spritsail Barge | Barge | Maylandsea | Operational, Preserved | [4] | ||||
Calshot | J I Thornycroft & Co Ltd | Woolston, Southampton | 1936 | Tugboat | Southampton | Under restoration | [5] | ||||
Challenge | Alexander Hall & Company | Aberdeen | 1931 | Tugboat | Bristol Harbour | Operational, Available for hire | Last steam tug to serve on the River Thames | [6] | |||
City of Adelaide | William Pile & Hay | Sunderland | 1864 | Clipper | Scottish Maritime Museum | Hulk, scheduled to be demolished | Oldest clipper in the world | [7] | |||
CMB 4 | J I Thornycroft Ltd | Hampton | 1916 | Imperial War Museum Duxford | Museum, exhibit | [8] | |||||
Comrade | Warrens Shipyard | New Holland | 1923 | Humber keel | Sailing barge | South Ferriby | Operational, available for hire | [9] | |||
Corrie | Robertsons | Dunoon | 1908 | Clyde 30 Racing Yacht | Yacht | Gosport | Operational, Private | ||||
Cutty Sark | Scott & Linton | Dumbarton | 1869 | Clipper | Greenwich | Under restoration | The world's last tea clipper | [10] | |||
Edmund Gardner | Philip & Son | Dartmouth, Devon | 1953 | Pilot Cutter | Merseyside Maritime Museum | Museum, dry berth | [11] | ||||
Excellent | J & G Forbes | Sandhaven | 1931 | Drifter | Fishing boat | Penzance, Cornwall | In commercial use | Oldest wooden fishing boat in commercial use | |||
Excelsior | John Chambers & Co | Lowestoft | 1921 | Lowestoft Sailing Smack | Trawler | Lowestoft | Training ship | [12] | |||
Glenlee | Anderson Rodger and Co | Port Glasgow | 1896 | Barque | Cargo vessel | Yorkhill Quay, Glasgow | Museum | [13] | |||
HMRC Vigilant | Cox & Company | Falmouth | 1901 | Customs Cruiser | Medway Maritime Trust | Under restoration | [14] | ||||
HMS Alliance | Vickers Armstrong | Barrow-in-Furness | 1945 | Amphion | Submarine | Royal Navy Submarine Museum | Museum/Memorial | [15] | |||
HMS Belfast | Harland & Wolff | Belfast | 1938 | Port of London | Museum/Memorial | [16] | |||||
HMS Caroline | Cammell Laird | Birkenhead | 1914 | C class cruiser | Light Cruiser | Port of Belfast | Museum/Memorial | Only surviving World War 1 British warship | [17] | ||
HMS Gannet | Royal Dockyard | Sheerness | 1878 | Sloop | Chatham Historic Dockyard | Museum | [18] | ||||
HMS Medusa (A353) | R A Newman & Sons | Poole, Dorset | 1943 | Motor Launch | Southampton | Museum | [19] | ||||
HMS Trincomalee | Wadia Shipyard | Bombay, India | 1816 | Frigate | Hartlepool's Maritime Experience | Museum | [20] | ||||
HMS Unicorn | Admiralty | 1824 | Frigate | Dundee, Scotland | Museum | [21] | |||||
HMS Victory | Royal Dockyard | Chatham | 1765 | Battleship | Royal Naval Museum, HMNB Portsmouth | Museum | [22] | ||||
HMS Warrior | Thames Ironworks and Shipbuilding Company | Blackwall | 1860 | Ironclad | Battleship | Portsmouth | Museum | [23] | |||
Holland 1 | Vickers, Sons & Maxim | Barrow | 1901 | Holland Class | Submarine | Royal Navy Submarine Museum | Museum | [24] | |||
HSL 102 | British Power Boat Co. | Hythe, Kent | 1936 | Motor Torpedo Boat | Lymington | For Sale | |||||
Jesse Lumb | J Samuel White & Co | Cowes, Isle of Wight | 1939 | Watson class | Lifeboat | Imperial War Museum Duxford | Museum exhibit | [25] | |||
John H Amos | Bow McLachlan & Co Ltd | Paisley, Scotland | 1931 | Tugboat | Medway Maritime Trust | Laid up on barge | [26] | ||||
Kathleen and May | Ferguson and Baird | Connah's Quay | 1900 | Schooner | Bideford, Devon | Operational, Up For Sale | Last remaining wooden hull three masted top sail schooner | [27] | |||
Kindly Light | Armour Brothers | Fleetwood | 1911 | Pilot Cutter | Gweek | Under restoration | |||||
PS Kingswear Castle | File:Kingswear castle steamer.jpg | Philip & Son | Dartmouth, Devon | 1924 | Paddle Steamer | River Medway | Operational | [28] | |||
Landfall | Hawthorn Leslie | Hebburn | 1944 | Landing Craft Tank | Landing Craft | Birkenhead | Laid up | ||||
Lively Hope | William Weatherhead & Son | Cockenzie | 1936 | Ring-Netter | Fishing boat | Scottish Fisheries Museum, Anstruther | Museum exhibit | [29] | |||
LV 91 | Philip & Son | Dartmouth, Devon | 1937 | Lightvessel | Swansea | Floating museum | |||||
Lydia Eva | Kings Lynn Slipway Company | Kings Lynn | 1930 | Fishing boat | Herring drifter | Operational, Museum | The world's last surviving steam-powered herring drifter. | [30] | |||
HMS M33 | Workman Clark Ltd | Belfast | 1915 | M29 class monitor | Monitor | Portsmouth Historic Dockyard | Museum | [31] | |||
Maria | Harris Brothers | Rowhedge | 1866 | Smack | Fishing boat | Brightlingsea | Private, operating | ||||
Mayflower | Stothert & Marten | Bristol | 1861 | Tugboat | Bristol harbour | Floating museum | [32] | ||||
Mirosa | John Howard | Maldon | 1892 | Thames sailing barge | Iron Wharf, Faversham | Operational, preserved | [[33]] | ||||
MTB 102 | Vospers | Portsmouth | 1937 | Motor Torpedo Boat | Lowestoft | Owned by a trust | [34] | ||||
Olga | J Bowden | Porthleven | 1909 | Pilot Cutter | Swansea | Floating museum | [35] | ||||
Peacock | Fellows, Morton & Clayton | Saltley Dock, Birmingham | 1915 | Narrowboat | Dudley | Floating museum | [36] | ||||
Peggy | Unknown | 1789 | Yacht | Castletown, Isle of Man | Stored, undercover | [37] | |||||
Prince Frederick's Barge | John Hall | Southbank | 1732 | State Barge | National Maritime Museum | Museum | [38] | ||||
Pyronaut | C Hill & Sons Ltd | Bristol | 1934 | Fireboat | Bristol Harbour Railway and Industrial Museum | Floating museum | 619 | [39]] | |||
Reaper | J & G Forbes Ltd | Sandhaven | 1901 | Fishing boat | Scottish Fisheries Museum, Anstruther | Operational, Museum | |||||
Result | Robert Kent & Company | Ulster Folk and Transport Museum, Carrickfergus | 1893 | Schooner | Cultra | Museum exhibit | 496 | [40] | |||
Royal Yacht Britannia | File:Britann.jpg | John Brown Ltd | Clydebank | 1952 | Royal Yacht/Hospital Ship | Leith | Floating museum | 1919 | [41] | ||
RRS Discovery | Dundee Shipbuilders' Company | Dundee | 1901 | Polar Research Ship | Dundee | Floating museum | 39 | [42] | |||
Sabrina | Fielding & Platt Ltd | Gloucester | 1870 | Inspection Launch | Maidenhead | Private: operating | 62 | ||||
SS Great Britain | W Patterson | Wapping Wharf, Bristol | 1843 | Passenger ship | Bristol Harbour | Museum | 76 | [43] | |||
SS Nomadic | Harland & Wolff | Belfast | 1910 | Passenger Tender | Belfast | Under restoration | 2053 | [44] | |||
SS Robin | File:Ssrobin1.jpg | Mackenzie, MacAlpine & Co | Blackwall | 1890 | Coastal Steamer | West India Docks, London | Floating museum | 1794 | [45] | ||
SS Shieldhall | Lobnitz & Co Ltd | Renfrew | 1955 | Sewage Disposal vessel | Southampton | Operational, Private | 66 | [46] | |||
Stormy Petrel | R & C Perkins | Whitstable | 1890 | Oyster Smack | Gillingham | Private, operating | 840 | ||||
T 3 | Royal Engineers | Richborough, Kent | 1918 | Seaplane Lighter | Fleet Air Arm Museum, Yeovilton | Museum exhibit | 712 | [47] | |||
Turbinia | Marine Steam Turbine Co | Heaton | 1894 | Discovery Museum | Museum | Original engine at Science Museum | 138 | [48] | |||
PS Waverley | A & J Inglis | Pointhouse, River Clyde | 1946 | Firth of Clyde | Operational | 90 | [49] | ||||
Zetland | Henry Greathead | South Shields | 1802 | Lifeboat | Redcar | Museum | Oldest lifeboat in the world | 627 | [50] |