You are in: Tees > Places > Places Features > Hartlepool Historic Quay and HMS Trincomalee Hartlepool Historic Quay HMS Trincomalee was built in Bombay for the Admiralty in 1817. It is the oldest ship ...

Built in Bombay for the Royal Navy in 1817 by the Wadia family of Parsee shipbuilders, Trincomalee had been used as a school and accommodation ship for more than 100 years. By 1987, however, she was ...

HMS Trincomalee was built in Bombay for the Admiralty in 1817. It is the oldest ship afloat in the UK and the last of the commissioned frigates of the Nelson era and takes pride of place on Hartlepool ...

Dr Ben Roberts wants to trace trainees from across the country who spent time on the vessel A missing piece in the history of the world's oldest afloat warship is the subject of a new appeal. HMS ...

THE last of Nelson’s frigates, HMS Trincomalee, has joined an illustrious fleet. Britain’s oldest floating warship - which since 1987 has been berthed in Hartlepool - has become a full subsidiary of ...

It's odd, seeing the masts in the distance. Three of them, their rigging just visible, extend above the surrounding buildings. Hartlepool, in the northeast of England, might be a port town, but the ...

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HMS Trincomalee in Hartlepool is the oldest ship afloat in the United Kingdom. Trincomalee itself is under water, inundated by the tsunami. No-one knows whether it is hundreds or thousands who are ...

NEW DELHI: HMS Trincomalee, a sail frigate built two centuries ago at the historic Naval Dockyard Mumbai, will feature at Rajpath on the Republic Day as a small tribute by the Navy to the country’s ...

Moored at Hartlepool, England, is a unique example of maritime history, a frigate built exactly 200 years ago, restored and now part of the Royal Navy’s National Museum. She is the oldest British ...

Hartlepool is famous for many things, but its long naval history is the jewel in the crown. Ties to the Royal Navy and its subsidiaries can be found all over. There are the museums that commemorate ...

Crew diaries which had been locked away for 150 years are being reunited with Britain's oldest surviving warship at a special ceremony on Teesside. The journals were written by sailors on board HMS ...