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Funding for Cutty Sark restoration confirmed with work to be completed in time for 2012 and creation of ‘Royal Borough of Greenwich’
The historic clipper Cutty Sark will be restored to its former glory following news today that the final parts of the £46 million funding package are now in place. Conservation of Cutty Sark will be finally completed at Greenwich next year. more
 
News Update 27 January 2010
  The conservation of the ship is progressing well. The installation of additional strengthening steelwork is at an advanced stage and, despite the recent weather; the pain... more
 
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The Cutty Sark Conservation Project involves dozens of personnel on site, moving between off-site workshops, storage locations and the ship site in Greenwich. Between them, th... more

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Why Cutty Sark Matters
Cutty Sark matters because:
•She is the epitome of the great age of sail.
•She is the only surviving extreme clipper, and the only tea clipper still in existence.
•Most of her hull fabric survives from her original construction and she is the best example of a merchant composite construction vessel.
•She has captured the imagination of millions of people, 15 million of whom have come on board to learn the stories she has to tell.
•She was preserved in Greenwich partly as a memorial to the men of the merchant navy, particularly those who lost their lives in both world wars.
•She is one of the great sights of London.
 
To find out about the History of the ship, from her construction to her arrival in Greenwich as a visitor attraction, select a link from the list on the left hand side.


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