March 1996. Listed as part of the National Historic Fleet, in 2000, the vessel was the focal point of a year-long, £10.7 million redevelopment programme at the Discovery Museum. The gallery around Turbinia was the first area to be refurbished, with the main part of the work involving raising the roof by one storey to create viewing galleries on three levels. Notes References Bibliography External links Turbinia profile Profile of Charles Parsons Article from Institute of Marine Engineers "Bulletin" Tyne And Wear Museum Service booklet on Turbinia from 1981 Photo of Turbinia after colliding with the Crosby Turbinia at the Newcastle Discovery Museum Turbinia profiled in "A History of the North East in 100 objects" Turbinia at speed – but who’s on the conning tower?", a detailed Museum originated blog entry by Ian Whitehead, the Tyne & Wear Archives & Museums curator charged with Turbina's care in 2013. 1894 ships Museums in Newcastle upon Tyne Museum ships in the United Kingdom Ships and vessels of the National Historic Fleet Ships preserved in museums Steam turbine-powered ships Water speed records Historic Mechanical Engineering Landmarks Maritime incidents in 1907