"Tonnage: A Journey through Maritime History" Step aboard the majestic QUEEN MARY and delve into the fascinating world of tonnage. Explore the British merchant ship war losses documented by G. H. Davis, a testament to the sacrifices made at sea. Marvel at the Harland & Wolff Collection in National Museums NI, where tales of triumph and tragedy unfold. Discover the heroic tale of HMS Glorious 77, an aircraft carrier that left an indelible mark on history. Immerse yourself in Cunard White Star's Lancastria deck plan, a glimpse into luxurious ocean travel during its heyday. The Harland & Wolff Collection offers insights into shipbuilding prowess that shaped maritime heritage. Uncover hidden stories within cartoons like "Honourable Ratio, " shedding light on naval strategies and their impact on tonnage calculations. Compare Aquitania and Vaterland through G. H. Davis' eyes, as he captures their grandeur and significance. Delight in a silk postcard featuring HMS Olympic, sister ship to Titanic, reminding us of both opulence and tragedy intertwined with tonnage records. Reflect upon "La Bourgogne" leaving Havre through an engraving capturing a French Atlantic liner's ill-fated journey. Tonnage is more than mere numbers; it represents human ingenuity, resilience, and exploration across vast oceans. Join us as we unravel captivating narratives woven within these historical artifacts – each telling its own unique story about our enduring relationship with tonnage throughout time.