From the gun decks to the great cabin, this is your guide to HMS Victory—the ship that led Nelson to glory at Trafalgar.

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HMS Victory, which has been in dry dock for almost a century, is once again "afloat" – but not on the water. Instead, it is being supported by a high-tech system that prevents the 255-year-old ...

HMS Victory has 37 sails flown from three masts and it would carry 23 spare sails during battle. The total sail area is 6,510 square yards - and her top speed was 11 knots, or 12mph.

HMS Victory will be spruced up and have rotting planks replaced in £35m conservation project 100 years after Nelson's flagship first went into dry dock.

HMS Victory is the world's oldest commissioned warship. British defense authorities have awarded a £16 million( $25m) contract to revamp the ship ...

The HMS Victory was the fifth Royal Navy ship to carry its name. It was also the largest ship in the world at the time of its launch in 1737 at Portsmouth in the U.K.

Built in 1737, the HMS Victory (a later version would be commanded by Admiral Nelson) was, in its day, the most powerful warship in the Royal Navy. In 1744, it was part of the fleet, ...

Wreck of HMS Victory found in English Channel. In May 2007, it announced that it had recovered 17 tons of silver and gold coins from a Spanish wreck in the Atlantic, off the coast of Portugal.

HMS Victory was launched in 1737 and lost in 1744, going down with all hands. Stay up to date with notifications from The Independent. Notifications can be managed in browser preferences.

HMS Victory is the world's oldest commissioned warship. British defense authorities have awarded a £16 million( $25m) contract to revamp the ship ...