Hidden treasures from the Mary Rose

Whitgift Conference Centre
Until 1 September

Since Henry VIII’s flagship, the Mary Rose, re-surfaced in 1982 after 437 years under water, many of the 19,000 recovered artefacts have been conserved, displaying only a small number in its museum within the Portsmouth Historic Dockyard.

Now, for the first time outside Portsmouth, a major exhibition of 200 artefacts is on display at the Whitgift Conference Centre at Whitgift School in South Croydon.

The exhibition includes jewellery, money, domestic utensils, medical equipment and navigational apparatus. For the first time ever, visitors will be able to see the faces of two crew members, which have been reconstructed using forensic science and CGI.