HMS Trincomalee is a historic British warship launched in 1817. It is a wooden frigate, built in India and named after the Battle of Trincomalee. The ship served in the Royal Navy for several decades, participating in various naval operations and showcasing the design and craftsmanship of early 19th-century shipbuilding. Today, HMS Trincomalee is preserved as a museum ship located in Hartlepool, England. It is one of the oldest warships still afloat and offers visitors a glimpse into naval history, including life aboard a ship during the age of sail. The ship is a popular attraction for history enthusiasts and families alike.