United KingdomHistory 103 · History
True or false? Nelson's ship, HMS Victory, can still be visited in Portsmouth.
- aTrueCorrect answer
- bFalse
Why?
True. HMS Victory, Nelson's flagship at Trafalgar, is kept at the historic dockyard in Portsmouth and is open to visitors.
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