The first recorded dry dock in the world was built in Portsmouth by Henry VII in 1495. The first warship built here was the "Sweepstake" of 1497; of more significance were the carracks "Mary Rose" of 1509 and "Peter Pomegranate" of 1510—both were rebuilt here in 1536. The wreck of the "Mary Rose" (which capsized in 1545, but was raised in 1982), is on display in a purpose built museum. A fourth Tudor warship was the galleass "Jennett", built in 1539 and enlarged as a galleon in 1558.