From belly dancing and family days out to royal visits and weddings, we take a delve into our archives to look back at several memorable occasions.
Can you spot yourself or someone you know? What are your favourite memories of what is now part of the National Museum of the Royal Navy?
1. Historic Quay opened 26 years ago
Opened to the public in July 1994, Hartlepool Historic Quay faithfully reproduced an 18th Century seaport. Photo: Mail file photo.
2. Jack Sparrow dead ringer
Stuart Hanrahan entertained visitors dressed as Jack Sparrow from the Pirates of the Caribbean movies. Photo: Mail file photo
3. Half term fun
The museum has always been a popular place for families especially during the school holidays. Pictured during February half term in 2013 are Harry Forsyth, John Sharpe, Luke Forsyth, Liz Sharpe, Vicki Pearson and Anna Pearson. Picture by FRANK REID Photo: FRANK REID
4. Filming Victoria
The museum has provided a filming location for several episodes of hit ITV drama Victoria. Actor Tom Hughes who plays Prince Albert is seen here on set at the National Museum of the Royal Navy. Photo: National Museum Royal Navy