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Explore documents and objects related to Admiral Shovell from Crayford Town Archives.
John Dart's Westmonasterium
In 1723, writer John Dart published the 'Westmonasterium', a written record of over one hundred monuments and tombs in Westminster Abbey. Some of the Abbey’s most famous tombs are covered, including the monument of Sir Cloudesley Shovell.
Marsham-Townshend Papers
The inscription This inscription marks the book as belonging to Robert Marsham, the great-great-great-grandson of Sir Cloudesley Shovell and Lady Elizabeth, ...
Ballads & Poems
In Sir Cloudesley Shovell’s time, honour and gallantry among men of the armed forces was prized and praised, especially in ...
Underwater Exploration of the Association by diver Richard Larn
In June 1967, the HMS Puttenham sailed to the Isles of Scilly and dropped anchor off Gilstone Ledge, where the ...
Shovell and the Longitude
Introducing Admiral Shovell and the Longitude
All at Sea - The Search for Longitude
Animated Film: Crayford’s Famous Admiral
Interactive booklet: Shovell and the Longitude
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