New Horrible Histories exhibition opens at Portsmouth Historic Dockyard – picture gallery
By Deborah Croker
Published 9th Apr 2019, 18:43 GMT
Updated 9th Apr 2019, 18:47 GMT
Eye patches, wooden legs, parrots and cutlasses are all trademark tools for pirates – the ocean rebels many regard as the ‘rock stars of the seven seas’.
Children from St George's Beneficial Primary School. Picture: Sarah Standing (040419-5117)
Pirate Bertie Bogey in the soft play area. Picture: Sarah Standing (040419-5249)
The News, Portsmouth, got a sneak preview of the Horrible Histories Pirates: The Exhibition lands ahoy at Portsmouth Historic Dockyard on Thursday, April 4. Picture: Sarah Standing (040419-5209)
Erda from St George's Beneficial Primary School. Picture: Sarah Standing (040419-5202)
Martin Brown, illustrator of Horrible Histories. Picture: Sarah Standing (040419-5159)
Dominic Tweddle, Director General of the National Museum of the Royal Navy. Picture: Sarah Standing (040419-5155)
The News, Portsmouth, got a sneak preview of the Horrible Histories Pirates: The Exhibition lands ahoy at Portsmouth Historic Dockyard on Thursday, April 4. Picture: Sarah Standing (040419-5128)
The News, Portsmouth, got a sneak preview of the Horrible Histories Pirates: The Exhibition lands ahoy at Portsmouth Historic Dockyard on Thursday, April 4. Picture: Sarah Standing (040419-5095)
