We are currently conserving the ironwork of the hull, and generally protecting the historic elements of the ship as part of a major redevelopment of the site, working in partnership with the ss Great Britain Trust and supported by the Heritage Lottery Fund.

See also Eura Conservation's condition report and treatment specification (1Mb .pdf)

Gravesend Town Pier is the oldest surviving cast iron pier in the world, opened in 1834. Working with marine engineers at Mowlem Marine, Eura Conservation treated the historic iron components of the pier.

This famous and futuristic-looking speedboat is constructed from aluminium, with a vintage sportscar-style cockpit. In addition, she was able to attain a speed of 100.1 miles an hour - setting the world speed record for a single-engined boat.

Eura Conservation restored the shine to her bodywork, constructed a special display stand, and generally prepared her for public exhibition at the National Maritime Museum in Greenwich.

Eura Conservation Ltd. were metalwork conservation specialists on the recent structural and conservation survey of the pier at Ramsey on the Isle of Man.