Navy Day at the Portsmouth Historic Dockyard gives the public an opportunity to go aboard warships. In association with the Mary Rose and H.M.S. Victory there are re-enactment groups from the Tudor and Napoleonic Wars Periods. Here are some portraits of the characters who attended in 2010. It was a wonderful day out for family groups.
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Tudor baking. First, light the oven | The Baker | |
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Drench a wench to raise funds for Mary Rose Museum | Tudor Maid | |
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Town Crier | Naval Officer | |
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Tudor Gentleman | Tudor Gentleman | |
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Tudor Gentleman | Tudor Gentleman | |
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Tudor Lady | Marine, Napoleonic Period | |
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Marine | Marine | |
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"Heart of oak are our ships, jolly tars are our men" | HMS Victory | |
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This jolly tar will sign you up to join the Navy | Sailor of Napoleonic period | |
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Sailor of the Napoleonic period. There were no uniforms then. | Soldier | |
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Sailor | Admiral | |
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Costume of about 1800 | Lady in about 1800 |