Victoria Ingles, senior curator at the National Museum of the Royal Navy, looks at one of the 'Armada Maps' at Portsmouth Historic Dockyard. The ten rare maps costing GBP 600,000, which plot the defeat of the Spanish Armada, have been saved from export by two grants from the National Heritage Memorial Fund and the Art Fund, along with a public fundraising campaign which raised the shortfall in funding in just two months. Issue date: Wednesday January 27, 2021.

Victoria Ingles, senior curator at the National Museum of the Royal Navy, looks at one of the 'Armada Maps' at Portsmouth Historic Dockyard. The ten rare maps costing GBP 600,000, which plot the defeat of the Spanish Armada, have been saved from export by two grants from the National Heritage Memorial Fund and the Art Fund, along with a public fundraising campaign which raised the shortfall in funding in just two months. Issue date: Wednesday January 27, 2021. Stock Photo

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