Monday 11th December 2017
An inaugural Conservation Symposium in Portsmouth

The 1805 Club with the National Museum of The Royal Navy hosted an innovative conservation symposium on Monday 11 December 2017 at HM Naval Base Portsmouth. The museum’s historic naval base and unique collection of ships was the perfect setting for the occasion.

We hope that this will be the first of a series of symposiums during the coming years connected with the very important subject of conservation and restoration. Full details will be posted in 2018.

Saturday 11th November 2017
Pickle Night in London

Another successful and enjoyable event.

Sunday 22nd October 2017
Annual Parade

Another successful and enjoyable event.

Sunday 22 October 2017 – Trafalgar Square, London.

The annual parade took place in Trafalgar Square, London. Vice Admiral Ben Kay was the Reviewing Officer.

Saturday 21st October 2017
The 1805 Club's Trafalgar Dinner in Portsmouth

The Club’s Trafalgar Dinner was held on Saturday, 21 October 2017 – Trafalgar Day! The venue is HMS Nelson Wardroom, Portsmouth.

Guest of Honour was Vice Admiral Ben Key CBE, Fleet Commander Royal Navy, and the Pre-Dinner Talk was given by Hugh Boscawen.

Full details and booking form were available in the Members’ Area Events Page.

Friday 20th October 2017
Wreath laying at St Paul’s Cathedral

The wreath laying this year was held at 11:00 hrs.

Saturday 13th May 2017
AGM and Members’ Day

The AGM and Members’ Day was held in the East India Club, St. James Square, London.

The Cecil Isaacson Memorial Lecture entitled: ‘The War in the Mediterranean 1793–1815 & the birth of Modern Combined Operations’ was given by Gareth Glover in the afternoon.

Both events were very much enjoyed by all members who attended. Next year’s AGM and Members’ Day has been provisional booked for Saturday the 12th May 2018. Venue to be named later in the year.

Friday 21st April 2017 – Saturday 22nd April 2017
Wirral Weekend – Emma Hamilton

A full and interesting weekend to celebrate the life of Emma Hamilton was enjoyed by many 1805 Club members and their guests.