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The earlier post has generated a lot of interest and questions about the Neanderthals and their demise. So we have decided to spend some ... -
A close look at a selection of historical prints, maps, watercolours and oils of Gibraltar shows us lots of interesting details of how Gibra... -
Ibn Battuta was born in Tangier in 1304 AD. He became one of the greatest travellers of all time, reaching as far as China during his tra... -
It seems hard to believe but I took the two photos above last Wednesday. I have put them because they are the perfect introduction to to... -
The Naval Armament Carrier RFA Bedenham arrived in Gibraltar on the 24th April, 1951, laden with 500 tons of ammunition. It tied up at Gu... -
One of the most innovative aspects of our research at the Gibraltar Museum for the past decade has been the detailed reconstruction of pa... -
There are many miles of tunnels inside the Rock of Gibraltar. Many of these were excavated during the Second World War and could house thous... -
The Barbary Partridge is a resident breeding bird on the Rock of Gibraltar. This situation is unusual because the endemic partridge of sou... -
Gibraltar with ships in the Strait by Dominic Serres RA (1772-1793) The aim of this blog is to keep you up-to-date with the work of the G... -
Early-mid 20th Century view of the Fleet in port by Gustavo Bacarisas As we are celebrating the museum's 80th birthday this year we will ...
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