some of her immediate superiors. However, she won acceptance and support from most of her fellow-officers and near-universal support and loyalty from crewmen. Commemoration She is commemorated by a Victoria Drummond Room at the IMarEST headquarters in London. Her biography, The Remarkable Life of Victoria Drummond – Marine Engineer, was written by her niece, Cherry Drummond, 16th Baroness Strange. In 2013 Drummond was featured in an exhibition 'Women in Science' showcasing the legacy of some remarkable Scottish women scientists at the National Library of Scotland. Abertay University has a blue plaque on its Old College building, commemorating her time spend there (when it was Dundee Institute of Technology) training to be an engineer. The plaque features on the Dundee Women's Trail and Dundee Global Trail. In 2018 she was inducted into the Scottish Engineering Hall of Fame. Notes References Sources 1894 births 1978 deaths British Merchant Navy officers British women in World War II British marine engineers Members of the Order of the British Empire People associated with Dundee Drummon, Victoria 20th-century Scottish engineers Patternmakers (industrial) Scottish women engineers Scottish Engineering Hall of Fame inductees Women's Engineering Society Marine engineers