List of museum ships

This list of museum ships is a sortable, annotated list of notable museum ships around the world. This includes "ships preserved in museums" defined broadly but is intended to be limited to substantial (large) ships or, in a few cases, very notable boats or dugout canoes or the like. This list does not include submarines; see List of submarine museums for those. This includes ships currently or formerly serving as museums or preserved at museums. This includes ships on static display or floating and perhaps sometimes used for excursions. It includes only genuine historic ships; replica ships, some associated with museums, are listed separately in the List of ship replicas.

Some historic ships actively used for excursions, and not previously or currently associated with museums, are included in the list of classic vessels. For shipwrecks that may be visited by diving, including some perhaps associated with museums, see List of shipwrecks.

Ships whose coordinates are included below may be seen together in map accessed by clicking on "Map all coordinates using OpenStreetMap" at the right side of this page.

Africa

Ship	Year launched	Origin	Type	Location	Notes
NNS Bonny	1954	United Kingdom	Seaward defence boat	Nigerian War Museum, Umuahia, Nigeria 5°32′41″N 7°29′12″E / 5.54484°N 7.48678°E / 5.54484; 7.48678 (NNS Bonny)	Served in Nigerian Civil War (1967–70)^[1]
NCS Challenger	1991			Port Natal Maritime Museum, Durban, South Africa	Only open boat sailed around the world by a single person (Anthony Steward, during 1991–93)^[2]^[3]^[4]
SAS Durban	1957	United Kingdom	Minesweeper	Port Natal Maritime Museum, Durban, South Africa 29°51′44″S 31°01′44″E / 29.86225°S 31.02892°E / -29.86225; 31.02892 (SAS Durban)	First ship built for the South African Navy. Sank at its moorings in 2020,^[5] raised in 2021, sank again in 2022, and likely to be scrapped.^[6] Still at the museum as of 2023.^[7]
J.R. More^[4]	1961	United Kingdom	Steam tug	Port Natal Maritime Museum, Durban, South Africa 29°51′43″S 31°01′44″E / 29.86201°S 31.02890°E / -29.86201; 31.02890 (J.R. More)
Khufu ship^[8]	2500 BC	Ancient Egypt	Solar barge	Grand Egyptian Museum, Giza, Egypt 29°59′37″N 31°07′11″E / 29.99370°N 31.11968°E / 29.99370; 31.11968 (Khufu ship)	World's oldest intact ship, dismantled and sealed in a pit beside the Great Pyramid of Giza; was on display at Giza Solar boat museum at the Giza pyramid complex from 1982 to 2021.^[9]^[10]
SAS Somerset^[11]	1941	United Kingdom	Boom defense vessel	Victoria & Alfred Waterfront, Capetown, South Africa 33°54′30″S 18°25′03″E / 33.908426°S 18.417621°E / -33.908426; 18.417621 (SAS Somerset)
Ulundi	1927	Union of South Africa	Steam tug	Port Natal Maritime Museum, Durban, South Africa 29°51′43″S 31°01′44″E / 29.86201°S 31.02891°E / -29.86201; 31.02891 (Ulundi)	Coal-fired steam powered tug, the oldest surviving pilot tug in South Africa^[4]

Asia

Brunei

Ship	Image	Year launched	Origin	Type	Location	Notes
KDB Maharajalela^[12]		1965	Brunei	Patrol boat	Royal Brunei Armed Forces Museum, Bolkiah Garrison, Jalan Pertahanan, Bandar Seri Begawan, Brunei 4°55′39″N 114°56′11″E / 4.92743°N 114.93643°E / 4.92743; 114.93643 (Maharajalela)	P22

China

Ship	Year launched	Origin	Type	Location	Notes
Alexander Grantham^[13]	1953	British Hong Kong	Fireboat	Quarry Bay Park, Hong Kong, China 22°17′21″N 114°13′09″E / 22.28925°N 114.219264°E / 22.28925; 114.219264 (Alexander Grantham (fireboat))
Anshan^[14]	1941	Soviet Union	Destroyer	Chinese Naval Museum Qingdao, Qingdao, Shandong, China 36°03′15″N 120°19′17″E / 36.05404°N 120.32136°E / 36.05404; 120.32136 (Anshan/Rekordny)	Former Rekordny
Brasil Maru^[15]^[16]	1954	Japan	Passenger ship	Zhanjiang, China 21°12′59″N 110°25′13″E / 21.216344°N 110.420301°E / 21.216344; 110.420301 (Brasil Maru (1954))
Changchun (103)^[17]	1940	Soviet Union	Destroyer	Rushan, Shandong, China 36°48′31″N 121°37′48″E / 36.80869°N 121.63008°E / 36.80869; 121.63008 (Changchun)	Former Reshitelny
Chongqing (133)	1980	China	Destroyer	Tianjin Binhai Theme Park, Tianjin 39°09′21″N 117°48′47″E / 39.15570°N 117.81312°E / 39.15570; 117.81312 (Chongqing)
Hongzehu (881)^[18]	1979	China	Replenishment oiler	Taizhou Naval Museum, Taizhou, Jiangsu, China
Jinan (105)^[19]	1970	China	Destroyer	Chinese Naval Museum Qingdao, Qingdao, China 36°03′17″N 120°19′16″E / 36.05485°N 120.32107°E / 36.05485; 120.32107 (Jinan (105))
Kiev	1980	Soviet Union	Aircraft carrier	Tianjin Binhai Theme Park, Tianjin, China 39°09′19″N 117°48′30″E / 39.15528°N 117.80833°E / 39.15528; 117.80833 (Kiev)
Minghua^[20]	1962	France	Ocean liner	Minghua Sea World Plaza, China 22°29′11″N 113°54′42″E / 22.48639°N 113.91167°E / 22.48639; 113.91167 (Minghua)	Former MS Ancerville
Minsk^[21]	1975	Soviet Union	Aircraft carrier	Jiangsu, China 31°48′14.25″N 120°59′25.41″E / 31.8039583°N 120.9903917°E / 31.8039583; 120.9903917 (Minsk)
Nanchang (163)^[22]	1979	China	Destroyer	Nanchang Naval Vessel Theme Park, Nanchang, Jiangxi, China 28°43′18″N 115°53′10″E / 28.72177°N 115.88613°E / 28.72177; 115.88613 (Nanchang (163))
Taiyuan (104)^[23]	1939	Soviet Union	Destroyer	Dalian Naval Academy 38°52′21″N 121°40′16″E / 38.8723861°N 121.6710852°E / 38.8723861; 121.6710852 (Taiyuan (104))	Former Retivy
Xiamen (515)^[24]	1975	China	Frigate	Taizhou Naval Museum, Taizhou, Jiangsu, China 32°14′43″N 119°53′30″E / 32.24532°N 119.89169°E / 32.24532; 119.89169 (Xiamen (515))
Xining (108)^[24]	1978	China	Destroyer	Taizhou Naval Museum, Taizhou, Jiangsu, China 32°14′43″N 119°53′31″E / 32.24528°N 119.89186°E / 32.24528; 119.89186 (Xining (108))
Yinchuan (107)^[25]	1970	China	Destroyer	Yellow River Military Cultural Expo Park, Yinchuan, Ningxia, China 38°23′52″N 106°29′08″E / 38.39778°N 106.48547°E / 38.39778; 106.48547 (Yinchuan (107))
Yintang (531)^[14]	1971	China	Frigate	Chinese Naval Museum Qingdao, Qingdao, China 36°03′17″N 120°19′16″E / 36.05463°N 120.32102°E / 36.05463; 120.32102 (Yintang (531))
SS Zhongshan^[26]	1913	Republic of China	Gunboat	Zhongshan Warship Museum, Jiangxia District, Wuhan, Hubei, China 30°20′54″N 114°07′46″E / 30.34833°N 114.12944°E / 30.34833; 114.12944 (SS Zhongshan)	Carried Sun Yat-sen and Chiang Kai-shek in 1922

Former

Ship	Image	Country of preservation	Region of preservation	City of preservation	From	Year launched	Type	Fate	Remarks
Dabie Shan^[14]		China	Shandong	Qingdao, China	United States	1944	Landing Ship, Tank	Dismantled between 2005 and 2007	Formerly USS LST-1008
Nanchong (502)		China	Shandong	Qingdao, China	China	1966	Frigate	Scrapped in 2012

India

Ship	Year launched	Origin	Type	Location
INS Chamak^[27]	1976	India	Missile boat	Pune, Maharashtra
INS Chapal^[28]	1976	India	Missile boat	Rabindranath Tagore Beach, Karwar, Karnataka, India 14°48′52″N 74°07′37″E / 14.81436°N 74.12706°E / 14.81436; 74.12706 (INS Chapal)
INS Chatak^[29]	1977	India	Missile boat	INS Venduruthy, Willingdon Island, Kochi, Kerala, India 9°57′14″N 76°16′51″E / 9.95381°N 76.280873°E / 9.95381; 76.280873 (INS Chatak)

Former

Ship	Image	Country of preservation	Region of preservation	City of preservation	From	Year launched	Type	Fate	Remarks
INS Vikrant^[30]		India	Maharashtra	Mumbai	United Kingdom	1945	Aircraft carrier	Closed in 2012, scrapped in 2014

Indonesia

Ship	Image	Year launched	Origin	Type	Location	Notes
MV Doulos Phos^[31]		1914	United States	Ocean liner	Bintan, Indonesia 1°09′39″N 104°18′58″E / 1.16092°N 104.31621°E / 1.16092; 104.31621 (MV Doulos Phos)	Opened as a hotel and museum in 2019
KRI Harimau^[32]		1959	Indonesia	Fast attack craft	Purna Bhakti Pertiwi Museum, Taman Mini Indonesia Indah, Jakarta, Indonesia

Israel

Ship	Year launched	Origin	Type	Location	Notes
INS Af Al Pi Chen^[33]	1942	United Kingdom	Landing craft tank	Clandestine Immigration and Naval Museum, Haifa, Israel 32°49′48″N 34°58′15″E / 32.83011°N 34.97079°E / 32.83011; 34.97079 (INS Af Al Pi Chen)	Former HMS LCT 147
INS Dabur^[34]	1970	Israel	Patrol boat	Clandestine Immigration and Naval Museum, Haifa, Israel
INS Mivtach^[35]	1967	Israel	Missile boat	Clandestine Immigration and Naval Museum, Haifa, Israel

Japan

Ship	Year launched	Origin	Type	Location	Notes
Daigo Fukuryū Maru^[36]	1947	Japan	Fishing boat	Yumenoshima Park, Tokyo 35°39′04″N 139°49′35″E / 35.6510°N 139.8263°E / 35.6510; 139.8263 (Daigo Fukuryū Maru)
Fuji^[37]	1965	Japan	Icebreaker	Nagoya 35°05′26″N 136°52′50″E / 35.0906580°N 136.8805070°E / 35.0906580; 136.8805070 (Fuji)
Hakkoda Maru^[38]	1964	Japan	Train ferry	Aomori 40°49′54″N 140°44′11″E / 40.831611°N 140.736389°E / 40.831611; 140.736389 (Hakkoda Maru)
Hikawa Maru^[39]^[16]	1929	Japanese Empire	Ocean Liner	Yokohama 35°26′48″N 139°39′05″E / 35.44671°N 139.65126°E / 35.44671; 139.65126 (Hikawa Maru)
Kaiwo Maru^[40]	1930	Japanese Empire	Sail Training ship	Imizu 36°46′48″N 137°06′36″E / 36.780125°N 137.110090°E / 36.780125; 137.110090 (Kaiwo Maru)
Mashu Maru^[41]	1965	Japan	Train ferry	Hakodate, Hokkaido 41°46′22″N 140°43′18″E / 41.77291°N 140.72179°E / 41.77291; 140.72179
Meiji Maru	1873	United Kingdom	Lighthouse tender	Tokyo University of Marine Science and Technology, Tokyo 35°40′03″N 139°47′25″E / 35.6674°N 139.7903°E / 35.6674; 139.7903 (Meiji Maru)
Mikasa	1900	United Kingdom	Pre-dreadnought	Mikasa Park, Yokusuka 35°17′06″N 139°40′26″E / 35.285°N 139.674°E / 35.285; 139.674	Flagship at 1905 Battle of Tsushima, last pre-dreadnought battleship in existence
Nippon Maru^[42]	1930	Japanese Empire	Sail training ship	Nippon Maru Memorial Park, Yokohama, Kanagawa 35°27′13″N 139°37′56″E / 35.4537°N 139.6323°E / 35.4537; 139.6323 (Nippon Maru)
Shinkai^[43]	1970	Japan	Deep-submergence vehicle	Kure Maritime Museum, Hiroshima, Kure 34°14′29″N 132°33′18″E / 34.241264°N 132.555003°E / 34.241264; 132.555003
Shinkai 2000^[44]	1981	Japan	Deep-submergence vehicle	Shin-Enoshima Aquarium, Enoshima Island, Fujisawa, Kanagawa 14°48′52″N 74°07′37″E / 14.81436°N 74.12706°E / 14.81436; 74.12706 (DSV Shinkai 2000)
Sōya^[45]	1938	Japanese Empire	Icebreaker	Museum of Maritime Science, Tokyo 35°37′09″N 139°46′25″E / 35.61906°N 139.77365°E / 35.61906; 139.77365 (Sōya)
Unyo Maru	1909	Japanese Empire	Sailing ship	Tokyo University of Marine Science and Technology, Tokyo 35°37′30″N 139°44′57″E / 35.625131°N 139.749172°E / 35.625131; 139.749172 (Unyo Maru)

Former

Ship	Country of preservation	Region of preservation	City of preservation	From	Year launched	Type	Fate	Remarks
SS Oriana^[46]	Japan	Ōita Prefecture	Beppu	United Kingdom	1959	Ocean liner	Museum ship in Beppu from 1987 to 1995. Floating hotel in Shanghai from 1999 to 2002. Tourist attraction in Dalian from 2002 to 2004. Damaged in a storm in 2004, scrapped in 2005.	Was known as “The Queen of the Sea”
Okinoshima	Japan	Fukuoka	Tsuyazaki	Russian Empire	1896	Coastal defense ship	Scrapped in 1939 after being damaged by storms	Former General-Admiral Apraksin
Shiga	Japanese Empire	Kantō region	Chiba	Japan	1945	Kaibōkan	Scrapped in 1998
Yamato 1	Japan	Kansai region	Kobe	Japan	1991	Experimental ship	Preserved at Kobe Maritime Museum until scrapped in 2016
Yōtei Maru^[47]	Japan	Kantō region	Tokyo	Japan	1965	Train ferry	Scrapped 2012–2013

Kuwait

The Kuwaiti Maritime Museum in Salmiya, Kuwait, holds replicas of a number of different types of dhows.^[48] The Al-Hashemi-II (1997-2001), in Kuwait City, Kuwait, was recognized by Guinness World Records as the largest wooden dhow ever built; it has never been floated and is used for events. These do not seem to qualify as historic ships preserved in museums so they are not listed here.

Mauritius

Ship	Image	Year launched	Origin	Type	Location	Notes
Admiral Nevelskoi^[49]		1982	Soviet Union	Yacht	Admiral Nevelskoi Maritime Museum Avenue Surath, Quatre-Bornes, Mauritius

Malaysia

Ship	Image	Year launched	Origin	Type	Location	Notes
KD Hang Tuah^[50]		1966	United Kingdom	Frigate	RMN Lumut Naval Base	Former HMS Mermaid

Former

Ship	Image	Country of preservation	Region of preservation	City of preservation	From	Year launched	Type	Fate	Remarks
KD Rahmat^[51]		Malaysia	Perak	Lumut	Malaysia	1967	Frigate	Sprung a leak in 2018 and later scrapped

Myanmar

Ship	Image	Year launched	Origin	Type	Location	Notes
UBS Mayu		1942	United Kingdom	Frigate	Myanmar Naval Training Headquarters, Seikkyi, Myanmar	Former HMS Fal, first flagship of the Burmese Navy

North Korea

Ship	Image	Year launched	Origin	Type	Location	Notes
USS Pueblo^[52]		1944	United States	Technical research ship	Victorious War Museum, Pyongyang, North Korea 39°02′26″N 125°44′23″E / 39.04051°N 125.73974°E / 39.04051; 125.73974 (USS Pueblo)	Seized by North Korea during the Pueblo incident in 1968

Pakistan

Ship	Image	Year launched	Origin	Type	Location	Notes
PNS Mujahid^[53]		1956	Pakistan	Minesweeper	Pakistan Maritime Museum, Karachi, Pakistan 24°53′10″N 67°05′24″E / 24.88621°N 67.09003°E / 24.88621; 67.09003 (PNS Mujahid)

South Korea

Ship	Year launched	Origin	Type	Location	Notes
ROKS Cheonan^[54]	1989	South Korea	Corvette	Pyeongtaek Naval Base 36°59′48″N 126°48′38″E / 36.99656°N 126.81045°E / 36.99656; 126.81045 (ROKS Cheonan)	Largely recovered after sinking in 2010
ROKS Hwa San^[55]	1945	United States	Landing Ship, Tank	SapKyoHo National Sightseeing Resort, Dangjin 36°53′29″N 126°49′30″E / 36.89134°N 126.82491°E / 36.89134; 126.82491 (ROKS Hwa San)	Former USS Pender County
ROKS Jeonju	1944	United States	Destroyer	SapKyoHo National Sightseeing Resort, Dangjin 36°53′29″N 126°49′31″E / 36.8913352°N 126.8251731°E / 36.8913352; 126.8251731 (ROKS Jeonju)	Former USS Rogers
ROKS Masan^[56]	1984	South Korea	Frigate	Ganghwa Island 37°41′59″N 126°23′02″E / 37.699602°N 126.383873°E / 37.699602; 126.383873 (ROKS Masan)
ROKS PKM-285^[57]	1975	South Korea	Patrol boat	Seoul Battleship Park
ROKS PKM-357 (replica)^[58]	2010	South Korea	Patrol boat	War Memorial of Korea, Seoul	Serves as memorial to the 2002 ROKN PKM-357 sinking
ROKS Seoul^[57]	1984	South Korea	Frigate	Seoul Battleship Park 37°33′10″N 126°53′51″E / 37.55275°N 126.89741°E / 37.55275; 126.89741 (ROKS Seoul)
ROKS Taedong^[59]	1943	United States	Frigate	South Korea	Former USS Tacoma
ROKS Ulsan^[60]	1980	South Korea	Frigate	Ulsan 35°30′06″N 129°23′00″E / 35.501714°N 129.383365°E / 35.501714; 129.383365 (ROKS Ulsan)
ROKS Wi Bong^[61]	1944	United States	Landing Ship, Tank	Jinpo Maritime Theme Park, Gunsan 35°59′23″N 126°43′02″E / 35.98966°N 126.71716°E / 35.98966; 126.71716 (Wi Bong)	Former USS LST-849

Former

Ship	Country of preservation	Region of preservation	City of preservation	From	Year launched	Type	Fate	Remarks
ROKS Jeonbuk	South Korea	Gangwon	Gangneung	United States	1945	Destroyer	Land-based museum ship from 1999 to 2021. Scrapped in late 2021.^[62]^[63]	Former USS Everett F. Larson
ROKS Kang Won^[64]	South Korea	Gyeongsangnam-do	Jinhae	United States	1945	Destroyer	Scrapped in 2016–2017^[65]	Former USS William R. Rush
ROKS Suyeong	South Korea	Gyeongsangnam-do	Goseong	United States	1944	Landing Ship, Tank	Closed in 2017, returned to the South Korean Navy in 2020^[66]	Former USS LST-853

Taiwan

Ship	Image	Year launched	Origin	Type	Location	Notes
ROCS Te Yang^[67]		1945	United States	Destroyer	Anping Port, Tainan, Taiwan 22°59′19″N 120°09′23″E / 22.988555°N 120.156338°E / 22.988555; 120.156338 (ROCS Te Yang)	Former USS Sarsfield

Thailand

Ship	Year launched	Origin	Type	Location	Notes
HTMS Chumpohn^[68]	1937	Kingdom of Italy	Torpedo boat	Chumphon Province, Thailand
HTMS Maeklong^[69]	1936	Japanese Empire	Corvette	Chulachomklao Fort, Phra Samut Chedi District, Samut Prakan Province, Thailand
HTMS Pangan	1945	United States	Landing Ship, Tank	Koh Phangan, Thailand	Former USS Stark County
HTMS Phutthayotfa Chulalok^[70]	1973	United States	Frigate	Sattahip Naval Base, Sattahip District, Bangkok, Thailand	Former USS Truett
HTMS Prasae^[71]	1943	United States	Frigate	Pak Nam Krasae, Klaeng District, Rayong, Thailand 12°41′49″N 101°42′17″E / 12.69694°N 101.70460°E / 12.69694; 101.70460 (HTMS Prasae)	Former USS Gallup
HTMS Tachin	1943	United States	Frigate	Armed Forces Academies Preparatory School, Nakhon Nayok Province, Thailand	Former USS Glendale

Turkey

Ship	Year launched	Origin	Type	Location	Notes
TCG Ege^[72]	1972	United States	Frigate	İnciraltı Sea Museum, İzmir, Turkey 38°24′45″N 27°02′05″E / 38.412500°N 27.034700°E / 38.412500; 27.034700 (TCG Ege)	Former USS Ainsworth
TCG Gayret^[73]	1946	United States	Destroyer	Izmit, Turkey 40°45′36″N 29°55′00″E / 40.76009°N 29.91677°E / 40.76009; 29.91677 (TCG Gayret)	Former USS Eversole
Nusret^[74]	1915	Ottoman Empire	Minelayer	Mersin Naval Museum, Tarsus, Mersin Province, Turkey
Tarihi Kadırga^[75]	002 c. 1575^{[lower-alpha 1]}	Ottoman Empire	Galley	Istanbul Naval Museum, Istanbul, Turkey 41°02′30″N 29°00′20″E / 41.04167°N 29.00556°E / 41.04167; 29.00556 (Tarihi Kadırga)	Owned by Mehmed IV (1648–1687), only surviving galley in the world
TCG Yarhisar	1964	United States	Patrol boat	Gölcük, Kocaeli, Turkey 40°43′24″N 29°50′07″E / 40.72335°N 29.83518°E / 40.72335; 29.83518 (TCG Yarhisar)	Former USS PC-1640

United Arab Emirates

Ship	Image	Year launched	Origin	Type	Location	Notes
Queen Elizabeth 2		1967	United Kingdom	Ocean liner	Mina Rashid, Dubai	Floating hotel and museum.

Oceania

Australia, New Zealand, part of Indonesia and even part of the United States are included in the continent of Oceania, broadly defined. There are no known museum ships in the Oceania part of Indonesia. See List of museum ships in the United States subsection of this "List of museum ships" for the few in Hawaii.

Australia

Ship	Year launched	Origin	Type	Location	Notes
City of Adelaide^[76]	1864	United Kingdom	Clipper	Adelaide, South Australia, Australia 34°50′13″S 138°30′33″E / 34.83690°S 138.50907°E / -34.83690; 138.50907 (City of Adelaide)
HMAS Advance^[77]	1967	Australia	Patrol boat	Australian National Maritime Museum, Sydney, New South Wales, Australia 33°52′09″S 151°12′00″E / 33.86917°S 151.19992°E / -33.86917; 151.19992 (HMAS Advance)
Australia II	1982	Australia	Racing yacht	Western Australian Museum, Boola Bardip, Perth, City of Vincent, Western Australia, Australia
MV Cape Don^[78]	1962	Australia	Lighthouse tender	Balls Head Bay, Waverton, New South Wales, Australia	Associated with South Australian Maritime Museum
Carpentaria^[79]	1917	Australia	Lightvessel	Australian National Maritime Museum, Sydney, New South Wales, Australia 33°52′05″S 151°11′54″E / 33.868139°S 151.198259°E / -33.868139; 151.198259 (Carpentaria)
HMAS Castlemaine^[80]	1941	Australia	Corvette	Maritime Trust of Australia, Williamstown, Victoria, Australia 37°51′40″S 144°54′20″E / 37.8611°S 144.9056°E / -37.8611; 144.9056 (HMAS Castlemaine)
Cheynes IV	1948	Norway	Whaler	Albany's Historic Whaling Station, Albany, Western Australia, Australia	Built in Oslo, Norway, came to Fremantle, Australia in 1948^[81]
HMAS Diamantina^[82]	1944	Australia	Frigate	Queensland Maritime Museum, Brisbane, Queensland, Australia 27°28′55″S 153°01′36″E / 27.48194°S 153.02667°E / -27.48194; 153.02667 (HMAS Diamantina)
SS Forceful^[83]	1925	United Kingdom	Tugboat	Queensland Maritime Museum, Brisbane, Queensland, Australia
HMAS Gladstone^[84]	1984	Australia	Patrol boat	Gladstone Maritime Museum, Gladstone, Queensland, Australia 23°49′59″S 151°15′10″E / 23.83317°S 151.25277°E / -23.83317; 151.25277 (HMAS Gladstone)
MV Krait^[85]	1934	Japanese Empire	Trawler	Australian National Maritime Museum, Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
MV Lady Denman	1912	Australia	Ferry	Jervis Bay Maritime Museum, New South Wales, Australia
May Queen^[86]	1867	Colony of Tasmania	Ketch	Maritime Museum of Tasmania, Sullivans Cove, Hobart, Tasmania, Australia 42°52′58″S 147°19′58″E / 42.88272°S 147.33267°E / -42.88272; 147.33267 (May Queen (1867 ship))
MV Nelcebee^[87]	1883	South Australia	Auxiliary Schooner	South Australian Maritime Museum, Adelaide, South Australia, Australia
Polly Woodside	1885	United Kingdom	Barque	South Wharf, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia 37°49′29″S 144°57′12″E / 37.82472°S 144.95336°E / -37.82472; 144.95336 (Polly Woodside)
HMAS Townsville^[88]	1981	Australia	Patrol boat	Maritime Museum of Townsville, Townsville, Queensland, Australia 19°15′23″S 146°49′35″E / 19.25649°S 146.82652°E / -19.25649; 146.82652 (HMAS Townsville)
HMAS Vampire^[89]	1956	Australia	Destroyer	Australian National Maritime Museum, Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Wattle^[90]	1933	Australia	Tugboat	Melbourne, Victoria, Australia
Westward	c.1947		Racing yacht	Maritime Museum of Tasmania, Sullivans Cove, Hobart, Tasmania, Australia	Won 1947 Maria Island Race and 1947 & 1948 Sydney to Hobart Yacht Races^[91]
HMAS Whyalla (J153)^[92]	1941	Australia	Minesweeper	Whyalla, South Australia, Australia 33°01′10″S 137°34′30″E / 33.01931°S 137.57489°E / -33.01931; 137.57489 (HMAS Whyalla)
Yelta^[93]	1948	Australia	Tugboat	South Australian Maritime Museum, Adelaide, South Australia, Australia

Note there are more in Commons category:Museum ships of Australia, though some may be replicas.

Former

Ship	Image	Preservation location	From	Year launched	Type	Fate	Remarks
Baragoola		Sydney, New South Wales, Australia	Australia	1922	Ferry	Sank at her moorings on January 1, 2022
Falie			Netherlands	1920	Ketch	Rebuilt in 1982 by government of South Australia, did overnight charters from 1986 until evaluated as not seaworthy in 2005	One of last sail-powered trading vessels in Australian waters

New Zealand

Ship	Year launched	Origin	Type	Location	Notes
TSS Earnslaw^[94]	1912	New Zealand	Twin-screw steamer	Lake Wakatipu, Otago Region, New Zealand 45°3′S 168°30′E / 45.050°S 168.500°E / -45.050; 168.500 (Earnslaw (Lake Wakatipu))	In active service as a Living museum on Lake Wakatipu
Edwin Fox^[95]	1853	British Raj	Barque	Edwin Fox Maritime Centre, Picton, New Zealand 41°17′6″S 174°0′24″E / 41.28500°S 174.00667°E / -41.28500; 174.00667 (Edwin Fox)
Hikitia	1926	United Kingdom	Steam crane	Wellington, New Zealand
Lyttelton	1907	United Kingdom	Steam tug	Lyttelton, Canterbury Region, New Zealand	Seaworthy condition
William C Daldy	1935	United Kingdom	Steam tug	Auckland, New Zealand	Seaworthy condition

Former

Ship	Image	Preservation location	From	Year launched	Type	Fate	Remarks
Rapaki^[96]		Auckland, New Zealand	United Kingdom	1925	Steam crane	Towed for scrapping in December 2018	Some parts were given to her sister ship, Hikitia
HMNZS Manawanui		Paeroa, Waikato, New Zealand	New Zealand	1945	Tugboat	Scrapped at an unknown date

South America

Ship	Year launched	Origin	Type	Location	Notes
BAE Abdón Calderón^[97]	1884	United Kingdom	Naval ship	Museo Naval y Buque Calderón, Parque de la Armada, Guayaquil, Ecuador 2°12′56″S 79°53′14″W / 2.21543°S 79.88731°W / -2.21543; -79.88731 (BAE Abdón Calderón)
BAP America^[98]	1904	United Kingdom	Gunboat	Historic Boat Museum of Iquitos, Iquitos, Peru 3°44′47″S 73°14′29″W / 3.74650°S 73.24140°W / -3.74650; -73.24140 (BAP America (possible location?))
Comandante Bauru	1943	United States	Destroyer escort	Brazilian Navy Cultural Center, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil 22°54′01″S 43°10′27″W / 22.90031°S 43.17403°W / -22.90031; -43.17403 (Comandante Bauru / USS McAnn)	Former USS McAnn
Contramaestre Micalvi^[99]	1925	German Reich	Freighter	Puerto Williams, Chile 54°56′07″S 67°37′06″W / 54.93514°S 67.61847°W / -54.93514; -67.61847 (Contramaestre Micalvi)
ARC Cordóba	1944	United States	High-speed transport	Jaime Duque Park, Colombia 4°56′57″N 73°57′49″W / 4.94904°N 73.96353°W / 4.94904; -73.96353 (ARC Cordóba)	Former USS Ruchamkin
Fresia^[100]	1964	Chile	Torpedo boat	Embarcadero Tres Puentes, Punta Arenas Naval Base, Punta Arenas, Chile 53°07′22″S 70°52′07″W / 53.12283°S 70.86858°W / -53.12283; -70.86858 (Fresia)
Huáscar^[101]	1865	United Kingdom	Monitor	Talcahuano, Chile 36°42′19″S 73°06′41″W / 36.70541°S 73.11150°W / -36.70541; -73.11150 (Huáscar)	Was flagship of Peruvian Navy, during the War of the Pacific
ARP Humaitá^[102]	1931	Kingdom of Italy	Gunboat	Sajonia, Asunción, Paraguay 25°17′36″S 57°40′15″W / 25.29321°S 57.67074°W / -25.29321; -57.67074 (ARP Humaitá)	Served on Paraguay River in Chaco War, partly sank and was refloated in 2022
ARA Irigoyen^[103]	1944	United States	Fleet Tug	Buque Museo Irigoyen, San Pedro, Buenos Aires, Argentina 33°40′06″S 59°40′05″W / 33.66838°S 59.66796°W / -33.66838; -59.66796 (ARA Irigoyen)	Former USS Cahuilla
Laurindo Pitta^[104]	1910	United Kingdom	Salvage tug	Brazilian Navy Cultural Center, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil 22°54′01″S 43°10′28″W / 22.90037°S 43.17432°W / -22.90037; -43.17432 (Laurindo Pitta)
Lehg II^[105]	1934	Argentina	Ketch	Tigre, Buenos Aires, Argentina 34°24′46″S 58°35′10″W / 34.41289°S 58.58621°W / -34.41289; -58.58621 (Lehg II)	Yacht of first solo circumnavigation past the great capes, by Vito Dumas in 1942.
ARA Presidente Sarmiento^[106]	1899	United Kingdom	Frigate	ARA Presidente Sarmiento Frigate Museum, Puerto Madero, Argentina 34°36′32″S 58°21′56″W / 34.60895°S 58.36564°W / -34.60895; -58.36564 (ARA Presidente Sarmiento)
Suriname-Rivier^[107]	1910	Netherlands	Lightvessel	Fort Nieuw-Amsterdam Open-Air Museum, Suriname 5°53′23″N 55°05′29″W / 5.88968°N 55.09132°W / 5.88968; -55.09132 (Suriname-Rivier)
ARA Uruguay^[108]	1874	United Kingdom	Corvette	Puerto Madero, Argentina 34°36′15″S 58°21′58″W / 34.60422°S 58.36622°W / -34.60422; -58.36622 (ARA Uruguay)
Yavari^[109]	1861	United Kingdom	Steamship	Puno, Peru	Gunboat on Lake Titicaca, oldest lake steamship, became a cruising bed & breakfast

Former

Ship	Image	Year launched	Origin	Type	Museum or location	Fate
RAM Poderoso^[110]		1911	Chile	Tug	Talcahuano, Chile 36°42′48″S 73°06′36″W / 36.71346°S 73.11008°W / -36.71346; -73.11008 (RAM Poderoso)	Damaged and capsized by the 2010 Chile earthquake and tsunami. Remains on its side in 2023.^[111]

North America

Includes examples in Canada, Cuba, Mexico, and the United States.

Europe

Technically a few ships on the Istanbul side of the Bosporus and Dardanelles are in Europe, but all of Turkey's museum ships are presented together in the Asia section of this "List of museum ships".

Austria

Ship	Image	Year launched	Origin	Type	Location	Notes
Niederösterreich (A604)^[112]		1969	Austria	Patrol boat	Museum of Military History, Vienna, Austria	Schiffswerft Korneuburg, Korneuburg, Austria

Belgium

Ship	Year launched	Origin	Type	Location
Amandine^[113]	1962	Belgium	Fishing Boat	Ostend, Belgium
Amical^[114]	1914	Belgium	Tugboat	National Maritime Museum of Belgium, Antwerp, Belgium
Antwerpen 70^[115]	1968	Belgium	Tugboat	Antwerp, Belgium
Mercator^[116]	1932	United Kingdom	Barquentine	Ostend, West Flanders, Belgium 51°13′38″N 2°55′14″E / 51.22722°N 2.92056°E / 51.22722; 2.92056 (Mercator)
P903 Meuse^[117]	1953	Belgium	Patrol Boat	Royal Military Museum, Brussels, Belgium
Oudenaarde^[118]	1959	Belgium	Minesweeper	National Maritime Museum of Belgium, Antwerp, Belgium
Tordino^[119]	1922	Netherlands	Spits	Oudenburg, West Flanders, Belgium

Bulgaria

Ship	Image	Year launched	Origin	Type	Location	Notes
Drazki^[120]		1907	Principality of Bulgaria	Torpedo boat	Varna Naval Museum, Varna, Bulgaria
Radetzky^[121]		1851	Austrian Empire	Steamship	Kozloduy, Bulgaria	Hijacked by poet-revolutionary Hristo Botev in 1876; destroyed; reconstructed with some original pieces in 1918.

Croatia

Ship	Image	Year launched	Origin	Type	Location	Notes
Galeb^[122]		1938	Kingdom of Italy	Presidential yacht	Rijeka, Croatia
Vridni^[123]		1894	Austria-Hungary	Harbor tug	Split, Croatia

Denmark

Ship	Year launched	Origin	Type	Location	Notes
Claus Sørensen E.1^[124]	1931	Denmark	Fishing vessel	Fisheries and Maritime Museum, Esbjerg, Denmark
Elbjørn	1954	Denmark	Icebreaker	Aalborg, Denmark
Gedser Rev^[125]	1895	Denmark	Lightvessel	National Museum of Denmark, Helsingør, Denmark
Jylland^[126]	1860	Denmark	Screw frigate	Ebeltoft, Denmark	Participated in the 1864 Battle of Heligoland
HDMS Peder Skram^[127]	1965	Denmark	Frigate	Copenhagen, Denmark
HDMS Sehested^[128]	1977	Denmark	Fast Attack Craft	Holmen Naval Base, Copenhagen, Denmark
Skuldelev ships	10th-century	Denmark	Viking ships	Viking Ship Museum, Roskilde, Denmark 55°48′04″N 12°03′30″E / 55.801°N 12.0584°E / 55.801; 12.0584 (Skuldelev ships)
HDMS Søbjørnen^[129]^[130]	1964	Denmark	Torpedo boat	Aalborg, Denmark

Former

Ship	Image	Country of preservation	Region of preservation	City of preservation	From	Year launched	Type	Fate	Remarks
Kong Frederik IX^[131]		Denmark	Copenhagen, Denmark	Roskilde, Denmark	Denmark	1954	Ferry	Closed in 2001, scrapped in 2005

Estonia

Ship	Year launched	Origin	Type	Location
Admiral^[132]	1956	Estonian SSR	Steamship	Estonian Maritime Museum, Tallinn, Estonia
EML Grif	1976	Estonian SSR	Patrol boat	Estonian Maritime Museum, Tallinn, Estonia
EML Kalev	1966	West Germany	Minesweeper	Estonian Maritime Museum, Tallinn, Estonia 59°27′10″N 24°44′08″E / 59.452806°N 24.735455°E / 59.452806; 24.735455 (EML Kalev)
EML Suurop^[133]	1956	Finland	Patrol boat	Estonian Maritime Museum, Tallinn, Estonia
Suur Tõll^[134]	1914	Russian Empire	Icebreaker	Seaplane Harbour, Estonian Maritime Museum, Tallinn, Estonia 59°27′11″N 24°44′19″E / 59.4531°N 24.7387°E / 59.4531; 24.7387 (Suur Tõll)
PVL Torm^[135]	1966	Norway	Patrol boat	Estonian Maritime Museum, Tallinn, Estonia
EML Valvas	1943	United States	Buoy tender	Estonian Maritime Museum, Tallinn, Estonia 59°27′11″N 24°44′09″E / 59.453151°N 24.735871°E / 59.453151; 24.735871 (EML Valvas)

Finland

Ship	Year launched	Origin	Type	Location
Ahkera^[136]	1871	Russian Empire	Steam tug	Savonlinna Provincial Museum, Finland
MS Bore^[137]	1960	Finland	Cruise ship	Forum Marinum, Turku, Finland 60°26′06″N 22°14′01″E / 60.435°N 22.2337°E / 60.435; 22.2337 (MS Bore)
FNS Karjala^[138]	1968	Finland	Corvette	Forum Marinum, Turku, Finland
Keihässalmi^[139]	1957	Finland	Minelayer	Forum Marinum, Turku, Finland 60°26′08″N 22°14′06″E / 60.4356°N 22.2351°E / 60.4356; 22.2351 (Keihässalmi)
Mikko^[140]	1914	Russian Empire	Steamship	Savonlinna Provincial Museum, Finland
Pommern^[141]	1903	United Kingdom	Barque	Mariehamn, Åland, Finland 60°05′50″N 19°55′31″E / 60.097222°N 19.925278°E / 60.097222; 19.925278 (Pommern)
Salama^[142]	1874	Russian Empire	Steamship	Savonlinna Provincial Museum, Finland
Savonlinna^[143]	1904	Russian Empire	Steamship	Savonlinna Provincial Museum, Finland
Sigyn^[144]	1887	Sweden-Norway	Barque	Forum Marinum, Turku, Finland 60°26′10″N 22°14′14″E / 60.43611°N 22.23722°E / 60.43611; 22.23722 (Sigyn)
Suomen Joutsen^[145]	1902	France	Full-rigged ship	Turku, Finland 60°26′10″N 22°14′13″E / 60.43611°N 22.23694°E / 60.43611; 22.23694 (Suomen Joutsen)
Tarmo^[146]	1907	United Kingdom	Icebreaker	Maritime Museum of Finland, Kotka, Finland
Tyrsky^[147]	1943	Finland	Torpedo boat	Forum Marinum, Turku, Finland
VMV-11^[148]	1935	Finland	Patrol boat	Maritime Museum of Finland, Kotka, Finland
Wilhelm Carpelan^[149]	1915	Russian Empire	Transport boat	Forum Marinum, Turku, Finland 60°26′09″N 22°14′09″E / 60.435833°N 22.235788°E / 60.435833; 22.235788 (Wilhelm Carpelan)

France

Ship	Year launched	Origin	Type	Location
Duchesse Anne^[150]	1901	German Empire	Full-rigged ship	Dunkirk, France
Entreprenant^[151]	1965	France	Tugboat	Dunkirk, France
FNRS III^[152]	1953	France	Bathyscaphe	Toulon, France
France I^[153]	1958	France	Weather ship	Musée maritime de La Rochelle
Hémérica^[154]	1957	France	Fishing trawler	Musée de la pêche de Concarneau, Concarneau, France
Joshua^[155]	1962	France	Ketch	Musée maritime de La Rochelle, La Rochelle, France
Maillé-Brézé (D627)^[156]	1957	France	Destroyer	Nantes, France 47°12′24″N 1°34′18″W / 47.20667°N 1.57167°W / 47.20667; -1.57167 (Maillé-Brézé)
PS Princess Elizabeth^[157]	1927	United Kingdom	Paddle steamer	Dunkirk, France
ST-488^[158]	1944	United States	Harbor tug	Le Havre, France 49°29′10″N 0°07′28″E / 49.4862°N 0.1245°E / 49.4862; 0.1245 (ST-488)

Former

Ship	Image	Country of preservation	Region of preservation	City of preservation	From	Year launched	Type	Fate	Remarks
Colbert^[159]		France	Nouvelle-Aquitaine	Bordeaux	France	1956	Guided missile cruiser	Scrapped in 2016.

Germany

Ship	Year launched	Origin	Type	Location	Notes
MS Bleichen^[160]	1958	West Germany	Freighter	Hamburg, Germany 53°31′46″N 9°59′55″E / 53.52937°N 9.99866°E / 53.52937; 9.99866 (MS Bleichen)
Bürgermeister Abendroth^[161]	1908	German Empire	Lightvessel	German Maritime Museum, Bremerhaven, Germany 53°32′27″N 8°34′39″E / 53.54082°N 8.57763°E / 53.54082; 8.57763 (Bürgermeister Abendroth)
Cap San Diego^[162]	1961	West Germany	Freighter	Hamburg, Germany 53°32′35″N 9°58′35″E / 53.5431°N 9.9763°E / 53.5431; 9.9763 (Cap San Diego)
Deutschland^[163]	1927	German Reich	Full-rigged ship	Bremerhaven, Germany 53°32′48″N 8°34′19″E / 53.54674°N 8.57206°E / 53.54674; 8.57206 (Deutschland)
Elbe 3^[164]	1888	German Empire	Lightvessel	Museumshafen Oevelgönne, Germany 53°32′37″N 9°54′46″E / 53.54356°N 9.91283°E / 53.54356; 9.91283 (Elbe 3 (1888))
Frieden^[165]	1957	East Germany	Cargo ship	Rostock Shipbuilding and Shipping Museum, Rostock, Germany 54°08′36″N 12°05′08″E / 54.14333°N 12.08556°E / 54.14333; 12.08556 (Frieden)
Gorch Fock^[166]	1933	German Reich	Barque	Stralsund, Germany 54°19′00″N 13°05′54″E / 54.31667°N 13.09833°E / 54.31667; 13.09833 (Gorch Fock)	School ship
Hans Beimler^[167]	1986	East Germany	Missile corvette	Historical Technical Museum, Peenemünde, Peenemünde, Germany
Mölders^[168]	1967	West Germany	Guided missile destroyer	Wilhelmshaven, Germany
Passat^[169]	1911	German Empire	Barque	Travemünde, Lübeck, Germany
Peking^[170]	1911	German Empire	Barque	Hamburg, Germany
Rau IX^[171]	1939	Nazi Germany	Whaler	German Maritime Museum, Bremerhaven, Germany
Rickmer Rickmers^[172]	1896	German Empire	Barque	Hamburg, Germany
Stralsund^[173]	1890	German Empire	Train ferry	Wolgast, Germany
Stettin^[174]	1933	German Reich	Icebreaker	Hamburg, Germany
Stubnitz^[175]	1964	East Germany	Factory ship	Hamburg, Germany
Weilheim M1077^[176]	1958	West Germany	Minesweeper	Wilhelmshaven, Germany

Former

Ship	Country of preservation	Region of preservation	City of preservation	From	Year launched	Type	Fate	Remarks
Kranich P6083^[177]	Germany	Lower Saxony	Bremerhaven	Germany	1959	Fast Attack Craft	Scrapped in 2008
Seute Deern	Germany	Bremen	Bremerhaven	United States	1919	barque	Scrapped between 2020 and 2021	Served as a restaurant
Georg Büchner^[178]	Germany	Mecklenburg-Vorpommern	Rostock	Belgium	1951	Ocean liner	Sank while under tow for scrapping in 2013	Former Charlesville

Greece

Ship	Year launched	Origin	Type	Location	Notes
Evangelistria^[179]		Greece		Aegean Maritime Museum, Mykonos, Greece
Georgios Averof^[180]	1910	Kingdom of Italy	Armored cruiser	Palaio Faliro, Greece 37°56′02″N 23°41′01″E / 37.93389°N 23.68361°E / 37.93389; 23.68361 (Georgios Averof)	World's only surviving armored cruiser
SS Hellas Liberty^[181]	1943	United States	Cargo ship	Piraeus, Greece 37°56′32″N 23°37′51″E / 37.94229°N 23.63078°E / 37.94229; 23.63078 (SS Hellas Liberty)	Former SS Arthur M. Huddell
Thalis o Milisios^[182]	1908	Kingdom of Greece	Cable layer	Palaio Faliro, Greece
HNS Velos^[183]	1942	United States	Destroyer	Palaio Faliro, Greece 37°56′03″N 23°41′05″E / 37.93417°N 23.68472°E / 37.93417; 23.68472	Former USS Charrette

Hungary

Ship	Image	Year launched	Origin	Type	Location	Notes
Kossuth^[184]		1913	Austria-Hungary	Paddle steamer	Kossuth Museumship, Közlekedési Múzeum, Budapest, Hungary
SMS Leitha^[185]		1871	Austria-Hungary	Monitor	Budapest, Hungary 47°30′31″N 19°02′41″E / 47.50871°N 19.04478°E / 47.50871; 19.04478 (SMS Leitha)	First river monitor in Europe; served in World War I

Iceland

Ship	Image	Year launched	Origin	Type	Museum or location
ICGV Óðinn^[186]		1959	Iceland	Offshore patrol vessel	Vikin Maritime Museum, Reykjavík, Iceland

Ireland

Ship	Image	Year launched	Origin	Type	Location	Notes
Lurgan Canoe		2000 BC	Ireland	Dugout canoe	National Museum of Ireland, Dublin, Ireland	Longest dugout canoe ever found, from the early Bronze Age
Asgard (yacht)		1905	Ireland	Yacht	Dublin, Ireland	Howth gun-runner in 1914

Italy

Ship	Year launched	Origin	Type	Location	Notes
SS Conte Biancamano	1925	Kingdom of Italy	Ocean liner	Museo Nazionale Scienza e Tecnologia Leonardo da Vinci, Milan, Italy
Ebe^[187]	1921	Kingdom of Italy	Barquentine	Museo Nazionale Scienza e Tecnologia Leonardo da Vinci, Milan, Italy
MAS 15^[188]	1916	Kingdom of Italy	Torpedo boat	Vittoriano, Rome, Italy
MAS 96^[189]	1917	Kingdom of Italy	Torpedo boat	Vittoriale degli italiani, Italy
MS 472	1942	Kingdom of Italy	Motor torpedo boat	Marina di Ravenna, Italy
MS 473	1942	Kingdom of Italy	Motor torpedo boat	Museo Storico Navale, Venice, Italy
MZ 737	1942	Kingdom of Italy	Motozattera	Venetian Arsenal, Venice, Italy
Pietro Micca^[190]	1895	Kingdom of Italy	Tugboat	Fiumicino, Italy
Puglia^[191]	1898	Kingdom of Italy	Protected cruiser	Vittoriale degli italiani, Italy	Only the bow is preserved

Former

Ship	Image	Year	Type	Location	Notes	Fate
Nemi ships		1st century AD	Barges	Lake Nemi	Caligula's Roman ships	Destroyed by fire in 1944

Malta

Ship	Image	Year launched	Origin	Type	Location	Notes
P23^[192]		1967	United States	Patrol boat	Hay Wharf, AFM Base, off Qala, Gozo, Malta	Former USS PCF 813

Netherlands

Ship	Year launched	Origin	Type	Location
HNLMS Abraham Crijnssen^[193]	1936	Netherlands	Minesweeper	Dutch Navy Museum, Den Helder, Netherlands 52°57′50″N 4°46′15″E / 52.96389°N 4.77083°E / 52.96389; 4.77083 (HNLMS Abraham Crijnssen)
HNLMS Bonaire^[194]	1877	Netherlands	Frigate	Dutch Navy Museum, Den Helder, Netherlands 52°57′40″N 4°46′12″E / 52.961079°N 4.770046°E / 52.961079; 4.770046 (HNLMS Bonaire)
HNLMS Buffel^[195]	1868	Netherlands	Ironclad Ram	Maritime Museum of Rotterdam, Rotterdam, Netherlands 51°49′44″N 4°07′43″E / 51.829014°N 4.128711°E / 51.829014; 4.128711 (HNLMS Buffel)
MLV Castor^[196]	1950	Netherlands	Pilot vessel	Rotterdam, Netherlands
Christiaan Brunings^[197]	1900	Netherlands	Icebreaker	Nederlands Scheepvaartmuseum, Amsterdam, Netherlands
De Meern 1^[198]	148	Roman Empire	Barge	De Meern, Netherlands
Elbe	1959	Netherlands	Oceangoing tug	Maassluis, Netherlands 51°55′00″N 4°14′49″E / 51.916617°N 4.246980°E / 51.916617; 4.246980 (Elbe)
HMS Elfin^[199]	1933	United Kingdom	Submarine tender	Wormerveer, Netherlands 52°29′11″N 4°48′29″E / 52.486455°N 4.80816°E / 52.486455; 4.80816 (HMS Elfin)
Holland	1951	Netherlands	Tugboat	Terschelling, Netherlands
Hudson	1939	Netherlands	Tugboat	Maassluis, Netherlands
HNLMS Mercuur	1953	United States	Minesweeper	Vlissingen, Netherlands 51°26′40″N 3°34′46″E / 51.44454°N 3.57952°E / 51.44454; 3.57952 (HNLMS Mercurr)
SS Rotterdam^[200]	1958	Netherlands	Ocean Liner	Rotterdam, Netherlands
HNLMS Schorpioen^[193]	1868	Netherlands	Monitor	Dutch Navy Museum, Den Helder, Netherlands

Norway

Ship	Year launched	Origin	Type	Museum or location	Notes
HNoMS Alta	1953	United States	Minesweeper	Royal Norwegian Navy Museum Horten, Norway 59°54′33″N 10°44′04″E / 59.90913°N 10.73433°E / 59.90913; 10.73433 (HNoMS Alta)
Anna Karoline^[201]	1876	Sweden-Norway	Jekt	Nordland Museum, Norway 67°16′05″N 14°25′34″E / 67.26806°N 14.42611°E / 67.26806; 14.42611 (Anna Karoline)
SS Bjoren	1866	Sweden-Norway	Steamboat	Norway	In active service as a Living museum
HNoMS Blink^[202]	1965	Norway	Patrol boat	Royal Norwegian Navy Museum Horten, Norway 59°25′34″N 10°29′12″E / 59.426°N 10.48672°E / 59.426; 10.48672 (HNoMS Blink)
MS Finnmarken	1956	Norway	Coastal trading vessel	Norwegian Coastal Express Museum, Norway
Fram^[203]	1892	Sweden-Norway	Schooner	Fram Museum, Oslo, Norway
Gjøa^[204]	1872	Sweden-Norway	Sloop	Fram Museum, Oslo, Norway
Gokstad ship	9th century	Norway	Viking ship	Viking Ship Museum, Oslo, Norway
MV Heland (M5V)^[205]	1937	Norway	Fishing boat		Shetland bus
SS Hestmanden^[206]	1911	Norway	Cargo ship
Kon-Tiki	1947	Peru	Raft	Kon-Tiki Museum, Oslo, Norway
HSwMS Najaden^[207]	1897	Sweden-Norway	Full-rigged ship	Fredrikstad, Norway
HNoMS Narvik	1965	Norway	Frigate	Royal Norwegian Navy Museum Horten, Norway
Oseberg ship	9th century	Norway	Viking ship	Viking Ship Museum, Oslo, Norway
HNoMS Rap	1873	Sweden-Norway	Torpedo boat	Royal Norwegian Navy Museum Horten, Norway
HNoMS Skrei^[208]	1965	Norway	Motor torpedo boat	Royal Norwegian Navy Museum Horten, Norway
Southern Actor^[209]	1950	United Kingdom	Whale catcher	Sandefjord Museum, Sandefjord, Norway
Tune Ship	c. 900	Norway	Viking ship	Viking Ship Museum, Oslo, Norway
MV Vita^[210]	1939	Norway	Shetland bus	Kystmuseet i Sør-Trøndelag

Monaco

Ship	Image	Year launched	Type	Location	Notes
Submarine Anorep 1^[211]		1966	Bathyscaphe	Oceanographic Museum of Monaco, Monaco-Ville 43°43′52″N 7°25′33″E / 43.73102°N 7.42582°E / 43.73102; 7.42582 (Submarine Anorep 1)

Poland

Ship	Year launched	Origin	Type	Location
ORP Batory	1932	Poland	Patrol boat	Gdynia, Poland 54°30′57″N 18°32′52″E / 54.51571°N 18.54783°E / 54.51571; 18.54783 (ORP Batory)
ORP Błyskawica^[212]	1936	United Kingdom	Destroyer	Gdynia, Poland 54°31′10″N 18°33′04″E / 54.51952°N 18.55118°E / 54.51952; 18.55118 (ORP Blyskawica)
Dar Pomorza^[213]	1909	German Empire	Full-rigged ship	National Maritime Museum, Gdańsk, Poland 54°31′10″N 18°33′10″E / 54.519480°N 18.552871°E / 54.519480; 18.552871 (Dar Pomorza)
ORP Fala	1965	Polish People's Republic	Patrol craft	Museum of Polish Arms, Kołobrzeg, Poland 54°10′39″N 15°33′35″E / 54.177442°N 15.559756°E / 54.177442; 15.559756 (ORP Fala)
Kuna	1884	German Empire	River icebreaker	Gorzów Wielkopolski 52°43′28″N 15°15′20″E / 52.724385°N 15.255476°E / 52.724385; 15.255476 (Kuna)
SS Sołdek^[214]	1949	Polish People's Republic	Freighter	National Maritime Museum, Gdańsk, Poland 54°21′05″N 18°39′32″E / 54.351389°N 18.658889°E / 54.351389; 18.658889 (Sołdek)
ORP Władysławowo	1975	Polish People's Republic	Missile boat	Museum of Polish Arms, Kołobrzeg, Poland 54°10′38″N 15°33′38″E / 54.177119°N 15.560499°E / 54.177119; 15.560499 (ORP Władysławowo)

Former

Ship	Image	Country of preservation	Region of preservation	City of preservation	From	Year launched	Type	Fate	Remarks
ORP Burza		Poland	Pomeranian Voivodeship	Gdynia, Poland	France	1929	Destroyer	Scrapped in 1977

Portugal

Ship	Year launched	Origin	Type	Location	Notes
Dom Fernando II e Glória^[215]	1843	Kingdom of Portugal	Frigate	Cacilhas, Almada, Portugal 38°41′12″N 9°08′46″W / 38.686603°N 9.146154°W / 38.686603; -9.146154 (Dom Fernando II e Glória)
MV Funchal	1961	Portugal	Ocean liner	Cais Da Matinha, Port of Lisbon, Portugal 38°45′00″N 9°05′35″W / 38.749881°N 9.093024°W / 38.749881; -9.093024 (Funchal)	Undergoing refurbishment for hotel/museum use
Gil Eannes^[216]	1955	Portugal	Hospital ship	Viana do Castelo, Portugal 41°41′24″N 8°49′49″W / 41.6901°N 8.8304°W / 41.6901; -8.8304 (Gil Eannes)

Russia

Ship	Year launched	Origin	Type	Location
Angara^[217]	1900	Russian Empire	Icebreaker	Angara Icebreaker Museum, Irkutsk, Russia 52°15′00″N 104°20′38″E / 52.25000°N 104.34389°E / 52.25000; 104.34389 (Angara (icebreaker))
Aurora^[218]	1900	Russian Empire	Protected cruiser	Central Naval Museum, St. Petersburg, Russia 59°57′19″N 30°20′17″E / 59.95528°N 30.33806°E / 59.95528; 30.33806 (Aurora (cruiser))
Bespokoynyy^[219]	1990	Soviet Union	Destroyer	Kronstadt, Russia 59°59′02″N 29°45′39″E / 59.98381°N 29.76091°E / 59.98381; 29.76091 (Bespokoynyy)
Fortuna	1689	Russia	Miniature warship	Boat of Peter I (museum-estate), Pereslavl-Zalessky 56°43′26″N 38°46′25″E / 56.7238°N 38.7735°E / 56.7238; 38.7735 (Fortuna)
Irbenskiy	1962	Soviet Union	Lightvessel	Museum of the World Ocean, Kaliningrad 54°42′22″N 20°30′13″E / 54.706063°N 20.503514°E / 54.706063; 20.503514 (Irbenskiy)
Kosmonavt Viktor Patsayev^[220]	1968	Soviet Union	Research Vessel	Museum of the World Ocean, Kaliningrad, Russia 54°42′23″N 20°29′51″E / 54.706293°N 20.497627°E / 54.706293; 20.497627
Krasin^[221]	1917	Russian Empire	Icebreaker	St. Petersburg, Russia 59°55′40″N 30°16′08″E / 59.927778°N 30.268889°E / 59.927778; 30.268889 (Krasin)
Krasnyy Vympel^[222]	1911	Russian Empire	Armed yacht	Vladivostok 43°06′45″N 131°53′26″E / 43.112570°N 131.890567°E / 43.112570; 131.890567 (Krasnyy Vympel)
Lenin^[223]	1957	Soviet Union	Icebreaker	Murmansk, Russia 68°58′29″N 33°03′32″E / 68.974717°N 33.058947°E / 68.974717; 33.058947 (Lenin)
Mikhail Kutuzov^[224]	1952	Soviet Union	Cruiser	Novorossiysk, Russia 44°43′16″N 37°46′55″E / 44.721111°N 37.781944°E / 44.721111; 37.781944 (Mikhail Kutuzov)
Pisces VII^[225]	1976	Canada	Deep-submergence vehicle	Museum of the World Ocean, Kaliningrad, Russia 54°42′23″N 20°30′00″E / 54.706405°N 20.500063°E / 54.706405; 20.500063 (Pisces VII)
Pisces XI	1976	Canada	Deep-submergence vehicle	Baikal Museum, Listvyanka, Russia 51°52′05″N 104°49′56″E / 51.868041°N 104.832351°E / 51.868041; 104.832351 (Pisces XI)
Smetlivy^[226]	1966	Soviet Union	Destroyer	Sevastopol, Russia 44°36′46″N 33°31′46″E / 44.612833°N 33.529528°E / 44.612833; 33.529528 (Smetlivy)
SRT-129	1951	East Germany	Fishing trawler	Museum of the World Ocean, Kaliningrad, Russia 54°42′22″N 20°30′15″E / 54.706087°N 20.504274°E / 54.706087; 20.504274 (SRT-129)
St. Nicholas	1645^{[lower-alpha 2]}	England or Russia	Miniature warship	Central Naval Museum, St. Petersburg, Russia 59°55′47″N 30°17′38″E / 59.92967°N 30.29397°E / 59.92967; 30.29397 (Botik of Peter the Great)
Svyatitel Nicolay	1886	Russian Empire	Paddle steamer	Krasnoyarsk, Russia 56°00′38″N 92°53′42″E / 56.010578°N 92.895041°E / 56.010578; 92.895041 (Svyatitel Nicolay)
Vityaz^[227]	1939	Nazi Germany	Research vessel	Museum of the World Ocean, Kaliningrad, Russia 54°42′22″N 20°29′59″E / 54.706175°N 20.499790°E / 54.706175; 20.499790 (Vityaz)

Former

Ship	Image	Country of preservation	Region of preservation	City of preservation	From	Year launched	Type	Fate	Remarks
Tver^[228]		Soviet Union	Republic of Tatarstan	Kazan, Soviet Union	Russian Empire	1767	Galley	Destroyed by fire in 1956

Serbia

Ship	Image	Year launched	Origin	Type	Museum or location
Yugoslav monitor Sava		1904	Austria-Hungary	Monitor	Belgrade

Spain

Ship	Image	Year launched	Origin	Type	Museum or location
Hidria Segundo		1966	Spain	Cargo ship	Vigo, Pontevedra, Spain
La Palma^[229]		1912	Kingdom of Spain	Steamship	Santa Cruz de Tenerife, Canary Islands, Spain

Sweden

Ship	Year launched	Origin	Type	Location
HSwMS Bremön^[230]	1940	Sweden	Minesweeper	Marinmuseum, Karlskrona, Sweden
Dan Broström^[231]	1963	Sweden	Port ferry	Maritiman, Gothenburg, Sweden
ESAB IV^[232]	1920	Sweden	Repair ship	Maritiman, Gothenburg, Sweden
Finngrundet^[233]	1903	Sweden-Norway	Lightvessel	Vasa Museum, Stockholm, Sweden
Fladen^[234]	1915	Sweden	Lightvessel	Maritiman, Gothenburg, Sweden
Flodsprutan II^[235]	1931	Sweden	Fireboat	Maritiman, Gothenburg, Sweden
Fryken^[236]	1938	Sweden	Coastal trading vessel	Maritiman, Gothenburg, Sweden
Herkules^[237]	1939	Sweden	Tugboat	Maritiman, Gothenburg, Sweden
HSwMS Hugin^[231]	1978	Sweden	Patrol boat	Maritiman, Gothenburg, Sweden
Jarramas^[238]	1900	Sweden–Norway	Tall ship	Marinmuseum, Karlskrona, Sweden
HSwMS Kalmarsund^[239]	1953	Sweden	Minelayer	Maritiman, Gothenburg, Sweden
HSwMS M20^[240]	1941	Sweden	Minesweeper	Sweden
SS Orion^[241]	1929	Sweden	Pilot ship	Stockholm, Sweden
SS Sankt Erik^[242]	1915	Sweden	Icebreaker	Stockholm, Sweden
HSwMS Småland^[243]	1956	Sweden	Destroyer	Maritiman, Gothenburg, Sweden
HMS Spica^[244]	1966	Sweden	Torpedo boat	Vasa Museum, Stockholm, Sweden
MS Stormprincess^[245]	1908	Sweden-Norway	Tugboat	Maritiman, Gothenburg, Sweden
HSwMS Sölve^[246]	1875	Sweden-Norway	Monitor	Maritiman, Gothenburg, Sweden
T38^[247]	1951	Sweden	Motor torpedo boat	Marinmuseum, Karlskrona, Sweden
Vasa^[248]	1628	Swedish Empire	Galleon ship of the line	Vasa Museum, Stockholm, Sweden
HSwMS Västervik^[249]	1974	Sweden	Missile boat	Marinmuseum, Karlskrona, Sweden

United Kingdom

Ship	Year launched	Origin	Type	Location	Notes
Arctic Corsair^[250]	1960	United Kingdom	Trawler	Kingston upon Hull, United Kingdom 53°44′34″N 0°19′40″W / 53.74278°N 0.32778°W / 53.74278; -0.32778 (Arctic Corsair)
Auld Reekie^[251]	1943	United Kingdom	Clyde puffer	Inverary Maritime Museum, Inverary, Scotland
Basuto	1902	United Kingdom	Clyde puffer	National Waterways Museum, Ellesmere Port, United Kingdom
HMS Belfast^[252]	1938	United Kingdom	Light cruiser	Imperial War Museum, London, United Kingdom 51°30′24″N 0°04′53″W / 51.50667°N 0.08139°W / 51.50667; -0.08139 (HMS Belfast)
RNLB Alfred Corry (ON 353)^[253]	1894	United Kingdom	Lifeboat	Alfred Corry Lifeboat Museum, Southwold, United Kingdom
HMY Britannia^[254]	1953	United Kingdom	Royal yacht	Ocean Terminal, Leith,Edinburgh, United Kingdom 55°58′56″N 3°10′38″W / 55.98216°N 3.17729°W / 55.98216; -3.17729 (HMY Britannia)
Brocklebank^[255]	1964	United Kingdom	Tug	Merseyside Maritime Museum, Liverpool, United Kingdom
LV 78 Calshot Spit^[256]	1914	United Kingdom	Lightvessel	Solent Sky, Southampton, United Kingdom 50°53′53″N 1°23′34″W / 50.89795°N 1.39266°W / 50.89795; -1.39266 (Calshot Spit (lighthouse))
Canning^[257]	1954	United Kingdom	Tug	Swansea Museum, Swansea, United Kingdom
HMS Caroline^[258]	1914	United Kingdom	Cruiser	Belfast, Northern Ireland, United Kingdom
SY Carola	1898	United Kingdom	Steam Yacht	Scottish Maritime Museum, Irvine, United Kingdom
HMS Cavalier^[259]	1943	United Kingdom	Destroyer	Chatham Historic Dockyard, Chatham, United Kingdom
ST Cervia^[260]	1945	United Kingdom	Tug	East Kent Maritime Museum, Ramsgate, United Kingdom
HM CMB 4^[261]	1916	United Kingdom	Coastal Motor Boat	Imperial War Museum, Duxford, United Kingdom
HM CMB 9^[262]	1916	United Kingdom	Coastal Motor Boat	Avonmouth, Bristol, United Kingdom
HM CMB 103^[263]	1921	United Kingdom	Coastal Motor Boat	Chatham Historic Dockyard, Chatham, United Kingdom
Cutty Sark^[264]	1869	United Kingdom	Clipper	Greenwich, London, United Kingdom
De Wadden^[265]	1917	United Kingdom	Schooner	Merseyside Maritime Museum, Liverpool, United Kingdom
RRS Discovery^[266]	1901	United Kingdom	Barque	Dundee, United Kingdom
Dover Bronze Age Boat	1500 BC	Prehistoric Britain	Seagoing boat	Dover Museum, Dover, United Kingdom	Preserved remains of a Bronze Age sewn plank boat
MV Edmund Gardner^[267]	1953	United Kingdom	Pilot boat	Merseyside Maritime Museum, Liverpool, United Kingdom
SS Explorer^[268]	1955	United Kingdom	Research vessel	Leith,Edinburgh, United Kingdom
RNLB Foresters Centenary^[269]	1936	United Kingdom	Lifeboat	The Mo Sheringham Museum, Sheringham, United Kingdom
MB Fountain^[270]	1952	United Kingdom	Bunkering vessel	Essex, United Kingdom
HMS Gannet^[271]	1878	United Kingdom	Sloop	Chatham Historic Dockyard, Chatham, United Kingdom
Garlandstone^[272]	1903	United Kingdom	Tamar ketch	Morwellham Quay, United Kingdom
Garnock^[273]^[274]	1956	United Kingdom	Tugboat	Scottish Maritime Museum, Irvine, United Kingdom
Glenlee^[275]	1872	United Kingdom	Barque	Riverside Museum, Glasgow, United Kingdom
SS Great Britain^[276]	1843	United Kingdom	Steamship	Bristol Harbour, Bristol, United Kingdom
Helwick^[277]	1937	United Kingdom	Lightvessel	Swansea Museum, Swansea, United Kingdom
RNLB H F Bailey^[278]	1935	United Kingdom	Lifeboat	RNLI Henry Blogg Museum, Cromer, United Kingdom
HSL 102^[279]	1936	United Kingdom	High-speed launch	Portsmouth Historic Dockyard, Portsmouth, United Kingdom
James Caird^[280]	1912	United Kingdom	Whaleboat	Dulwich College, London, United Kingdom
RNLB Jesse Lumb^[281]	1939	United Kingdom	Lifeboat	Imperial War Museum, Duxford, United Kingdom
John H Amos^[282]	1931	United Kingdom	tugboat	Chatham Historic Dockyard, Chatham, United Kingdom
John King^[283]	1935	United Kingdom	tugboat	M Shed, Bristol, United Kingdom
Knocker White^[284]	1924	Netherlands	Tugboat	Trinity Buoy Wharf, London, United Kingdom 51°30′27″N 0°00′29″E / 51.507451°N 0.008131°E / 51.507451; 0.008131 (Knocker White)
HMS LCT (3) 7074^[285]	1945	United Kingdom	Landing craft tank	Portsmouth Historic Dockyard, Portsmouth, United Kingdom
RNLB Lucy Lavers^[286]	1940	United Kingdom	Lifeboat	Wells-next-the-Sea, United Kingdom
LV21^[287]	1963	United Kingdom	Lightvessel	Gravesend, United Kingdom
Lydia Eva^[288]	1930	United Kingdom	Drifter	Great Yarmouth, United Kingdom
HMS M33^[289]	1915	United Kingdom	Monitor	Portsmouth Historic Dockyard, Portsmouth, United Kingdom
RNLB Manchester Unity of Oddfellows^[290]	1961	United Kingdom	Lifeboat	The Mo Sheringham Museum, Sheringham, United Kingdom
Mary Rose^[291]	1511	Kingdom of England	Carrack	Portsmouth Historic Dockyard, Portsmouth, United Kingdom
Massey Shaw^[292]	1935	United Kingdom	Fireboat	West India Docks, London, United Kingdom
Mayflower^[283]	1861	United Kingdom	tugboat	M Shed, Bristol, United Kingdom
HMS Medusa (A353)^[293]	1943	United Kingdom	Patrol boat	Haslar Marina, Gosport, United Kingdom
PS Medway Queen^[294]	1924	United Kingdom	Steamship	Gillingham Pier, United Kingdom
MGB 81^[295]	1942	United Kingdom	Motor Gun Boat	Portsmouth Historic Dockyard, Portsmouth, United Kingdom
MTB 71^[296]	1942	United Kingdom	Motor Torpedo Boat	Explosion Museum of Naval Firepower, Gosport, United Kingdom
MTB 102^[297]	1937	United Kingdom	Motor Torpedo Boat	Lowestoft, United Kingdom
MTB 331^[298]	1941	United Kingdom	Coastal Motor Boat	Explosion Museum of Naval Firepower, Gosport, United Kingdom
Newport ship	1449	Spain	Trade ship	Newport, United Kingdom	Undergoing conservation
SS Nomadic^[299]	1911	United Kingdom	Tender	Belfast, United Kingdom
Olga^[300]	1909	United Kingdom	Pilot Cutter	Swansea Museum, Swansea, United Kingdom
USN P22^[301]^[302]	1952	West Germany	Patrol boat	Sandwich, United Kingdom
LV Penguin^[303]	1910	United Kingdom	Lightvessel	Caernarfon, United Kingdom
Pisces III^[304]	1970	Canada	Deep-submergence vehicle	Weymouth Sea Life Centre, Weymouth, United Kingdom	Deepest rescue ever, saved its two divers in 1973
Portwey^[305]	1927	United Kingdom	Tugboat	West India Docks, London, United Kingdom
HMS President^[306]	1918	United Kingdom	Sloop	Chatham, United Kingdom
Pyronaut^[283]	1934	United Kingdom	Fireboat	M Shed, Bristol, United Kingdom
TS Queen Mary^[307]	1933	United Kingdom	Clyde steamer	Glasgow, United Kingdom
Queen Mary's Shallop^[308]	1689	Kingdom of England	Shallop	National Maritime Museum, Greenwich, London, United Kingdom
Reaper^[309]	1901	United Kingdom	Fifie	Scottish Fisheries Museum, Anstruther, United Kingdom
SS Robin^[310]	1890	United Kingdom	Coastal trading vessel	West India Quay, London, United Kingdom
Ross Tiger^[311]	1957	United Kingdom	Fishing trawler	Grimsby Fishing Heritage Centre, Grimsby, United Kingdom
RNLB Ruby and Arthur Reed^[312]	1966	United Kingdom	Lifeboat	Hythe, United Kingdom
S-130^[313]^[314]	1943	Nazi Germany	Fast attack craft	Bideford, United Kingdom
Spartan^[315]^[316]	1942	United Kingdom	Clyde puffer	Scottish Maritime Museum, Irvine, United Kingdom
Spurn Lightship^[317]	1927	United Kingdom	Lightvessel	Hull Marina, Kingston upon Hull, United Kingdom
Sundowner^[318]	1912	United Kingdom	Motor yacht	Ramsgate Maritime Museum, Ramsgate, United Kingdom
Vital Spark^[319]^[320]	1944	United Kingdom	Clyde puffer	Inverary Maritime Museum, Inveraray, United Kingdom
HMS Unicorn^[321]	1824	United Kingdom	Frigate	Dundee, United Kingdom
VIC 56^[322]	1946	United Kingdom	Clyde Puffer	Chatham Historic Dockyard, Chatham, United Kingdom
HMS Victory^[323]	1765	Great Britain	First-rate ship of the line	Portsmouth Historic Dockyard, Portsmouth, United Kingdom 50°48′07″N 1°06′35″W / 50.80194°N 1.10972°W / 50.80194; -1.10972 (HMS Victory)	Only surviving ship of the line
RNLB Thomas McCunn^[324]	1933	United Kingdom	Lifeboat	Longhope Lifeboat Museum, Longhope, United Kingdom
HMS Trincomalee^[325]	1817	United Kingdom	Frigate	National Museum of the Royal Navy, Hartlepool, United Kingdom
Turbinia^[326]	1894	United Kingdom	Steamship	Discovery Museum, Newcastle upon Tyne, United Kingdom
Tamzine^[327]	1937	United Kingdom	Fishing boat	Imperial War Museum, London, United Kingdom
HMS Warrior^[328]	1860	United Kingdom	Armored Frigate	Portsmouth Historic Dockyard, Portsmouth, United Kingdom
HMS Wilton^[329]	1972	United Kingdom	Minesweeper	Leigh-on-Sea, United Kingdom
PS Wingfield Castle^[330]	1934	United Kingdom	Paddle steamer	National Museum of the Royal Navy, Hartlepool, United Kingdom
Zetland^[331]	1802	United Kingdom	Lifeboat	Zetland Lifeboat Museum, Redcar, United Kingdom	Oldest surviving lifeboat in the world

Former

Ship	Country of preservation	Region of preservation	City of preservation	From	Year launched	Type	Fate
HMS Bronington^[332]	United Kingdom	England	Birkenhead, United Kingdom	United Kingdom	1953	Minesweeper	Sank at its moorings in 2016
TSS T/T Calshot^[333]	United Kingdom	England	Southampton, United Kingdom	United Kingdom	1929	Tug tender	Scrapped in 2022
City of Ragusa	United Kingdom	England	Liverpool, United Kingdom	United Kingdom	1870	Yawl	20-foot (6.1 m) ship's converted lifeboat, used for double transatlantic crossing. In Liverpool Museum until 1941 when destroyed by a bomb.
Jacinta^[334]	United Kingdom	England	Fleetwood, United Kingdom	United Kingdom	1972	Trawler	Scrapped in 2019.
TSS Manxman	United Kingdom	England	Birkenhead, United Kingdom	United Kingdom	1955	Packet steamer	Scrapped from 2011–2012
HMS Plymouth	United Kingdom	England	Birkenhead, United Kingdom	United Kingdom	1959	Frigate	Scrapped in 2014 after closure of Warship Preservation Trust
ST Sea Alarm	United Kingdom	Wales	Cardiff, United Kingdom	United Kingdom	1941	Tugboat	Scrapped in 1998

Notes

↑ Late 16th century
↑ Exact date unknown, estimated to be sometime in the 1640s.

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