York / Menorca / Gosport / Simonstown / Halifax / Plymouth / Portsmouth / Devonport / London / /
Company
Scolar Press / Development Corporation / Chatham Historic Dockyard Trust / Conway Maritime Press / Mary Rose Trust / Defence Estates / Bermuda Maritime Trust / /
Continent
Africa / Europe / /
Country
Antigua / Germany / Gibraltar / New Zealand / Bermuda / United Kingdom / Malta / Singapore / Jamaica / Scotland / Wales / /
Currency
GBP / /
Event
Reorganization / M&A / /
Facility
Royal Naval Hospital / Steam Factory / Unlike Stonehouse hospital / Lumber Store / English Harbour / Portsmouth Royal Naval Museum / Chatham Naval Base / /
IndustryTerm
cordage using machinery / machinery / machine tools / finance / metal / something new on another site / reproduction gas lamps / low-energy bulbs / metal window / /
NaturalFeature
North Sea / Thames / Gosport peninsula / Ireland Island / Heritage Good Taste / /
Organization
Ordnance Board / Navy Board / Royal Canadian Navy / Royal Navy / Government Historic Estates Unit / Environmental Support Team of Defence Estates / British government / Local Authority / Ministry of Defence / Command of the Ocean / Royal Naval Hospital / Royal Navy’s operational centre / navy / Stonehouse hospital / Naval Dockyards’ Society / County Council / Steam Navy / Sailing Navy / Lottery Fund / Heritage Lottery Fund / /
Person
Henry VII / Jack Tars / Marianne Watson-Smyth / Jonathan Coad / Allen Lane / Henry VIII / Frank Cass / /
Evaluate, conserve, adapt: a future for the historic bases of the Royal Navy Jonathan Coad Abstract This paper aims to give an brief overview of the historic