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The Thames Nautical Training College, as it is now called, is a school that trains officers for a seagoing career. It was, for over a hundred years, situated aboard ships named HMS Worcester. London shipowners, marine insurance underwriters and merchants subscribed to its founding.
In 1976 the society amalgamated with various other maritime charities with similar aims, including the Incorporated Thames Nautical Training College (ITNTC, located on a succession of ships renamed HMS Worcester), the Seafarers Education Service (SES), the Sailors' Home and Red Ensign Club, the Merchant Navy Comforts Service Trust ...
HMS Worcester was also the name given to the Thames Nautical Training College. It was established in 1862 aboard the fifth HMS Worcester. The name HMS Worcester ceased to be associated with the establishment after 1968. Several ships have been named or renamed HMS Worcester whilst serving with the establishment:
26. Juni 2015 · On 28 May 1953, ownership of Cutty Sark was formally passed over from The Incorporated Thames Nautical Training College to the Cutty Sark Preservation Society; the ship’s papers were received by HRH The Duke of Edinburgh, as Patron of the society.
Incorporated Thames Nautical Training College, HMS Worcester (Formerly known as) Merchant Navy College, Greenhithe (Later known as) Date: 1833-1968: Places: Greenhithe, Kent; Functions,...
The Association of Old Worcesters. Merchant Navy College, Greenhithe. Training ships on the River Thames. The Thames Nautical Training College, as it is now called, was, for over a hundred years, situated aboard ships named HMS Worcester.
1938-1953 The Incorporated Thames Nautical Training College, Greenhithe. 1953-1955 The Cutty Sark Preservation Society. 1955-1989 The Cutty Sark Society. 1973-1989 The Maritime Trust (managing agents for The Cutty Sark Society) 1989-1990 The Cutty Sark Maritime Trust. 1990-2000 The Maritime Trust. 2000-2015 The Cutty Sark Trust
