Name: HMS WARRIOR
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Maritime

HMS Warrior was world’s first armour-plated, iron-hulled warship, a 40-gun steam-powered frigate, albeit with sails too, launched in London in 1860. She rendered every other naval ship obsolete at the time, but was herself out of date by 1871. Warrior was rescued from use as an oil jetty and restored in Hartlepool to her 1860 condition over an 8 year period. She has been berthed in Portsmouth and open to the public since 1987.

Region/Nation

South East

Location/Address

Victory Gate
HM Naval Base
Portsmouth

County

Hampshire

Post Code

PO1 3QX

Main Historic Period

Victorian

Useful Website Address

HMS Warrior's website

Tip/Nearby

HMS Victory, the Mary rose and the Historic Naval Dockyard

Primary Management

Other

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