On 19 July 1545, the 4-masted Mary Rose (built 1509); vice flagship of the English fleet, keeled over and sank while preparing to meet a French attack. The wreck was found in the 1960s, preserved in the Solent silt; a film shows the salvage operation when the hull was raised in 1982. The exhibition of the many objects recovered - treasures and possessions of the crew - gives an insight into Tudor nautical life.