HMS Victory, she is well renowned and known by many even today.
Victory at 258 years old is still an active warship tho she's been in dry dock for the last 101 years to keep what's left of her original timber preserved.
Victory was ordered in 1758 (coincidentally the same year Lord Nelson was born) and her keel was laid in 1759, after 7 years of building and seasoning her timbers she was ready to be launched, The Victory slipped into the water on the 7th of May 1765 with great credit to Sir Thomas Slade who designed her, and Sir Edward Allin whom built her from keel up, both great men of their day.

As Launched Victory was a 100 gun 1st rate measuring 186 ft on the gundeck and 51 ft across the beam.
Weighing 2,162 Tons BM she took the title of largest ship in the Royal Navy until the launch of the Royal George ii in 1788
her original armament was in 1765 30x42 lbs guns, 30x24lbs guns, 30x12lbs guns, 12x6lbs guns, and 850 men

1778 armament 30x32 lbs guns, 30x24 lbs guns, 30x12 lbs guns, 12x6 lbs guns
1779 armament 30x42 lbs guns, 30x24 lbs guns, 30x12 lbs guns, 12x6 lbs guns, 8x12lbs carronade
1780 armament 30x42 lbs guns, 30x24 lbs guns, 30x12 lbs guns, 12x6 lbs guns
1781 armament 30x42 lbs guns, 30x24 lbs guns, 30x12 lbs guns, 12x6 lbs guns, 2x32 lbs carronade, 2x24 lbs carronde, 6x18 lbs carronade
1783 armament 30x42 lbs guns, 30x24 lbs guns, 30x12 lbs guns, 12x12 lbs guns, 2x32 lbs carronade, 2x24 lbs carronde, 6x18 lbs carronade
1793 armament 30x42 lbs guns, 30x24 lbs guns, 30x12 lbs guns, 14x12 lbs guns, 2x32 lbs carronade
1803 armament 30x32 lbs guns, 30x24 lbs guns, 30x12 lbs guns, 14x12 lbs guns, 2x32 lbs carronade
1805 armament 30x32 lbs guns, 30x24 lbs guns, 30x12 lbs guns, 14x12 lbs guns, 2x68 lbs carronade

Commissioned for the first time in 1778 for the american war of independence in the european theater, this is where victory would start her impressive battle record.
1st Battle of Ushant 1778 under Admiral Keppel
2nd Battle of Ushant 1781 under Admiral Kempenfelt
Battle of Cape Spartel 1782 under Admiral Howe
Relief of Gibraltar 1782 under Admiral Howe

Siege of Toulon 1793 under Admiral Hotham
Siege of Bastia 1794 under Admiral Hood
Siege of Calvi 1794 under Admiral Hood
Battle of Hyeres Islands under Admiral Mann
Battle of Cape St Vincent 1797 under Admiral Jervis

Battle of Trafalgar 1805 under Admiral Nelson
Evacuation of La Coruna 1809 Admiral Saumarez

After her 31 year run as a front line service ship of the line, she had seen her day, and Victory was laid up in 1813 by now already 48 years old.
Over the next 109 years from 1813 to 1922, Victory would go in to serve in many background positioned in the Royal Navy.
1810-1811 Troop ship
1813-1817 Prison ship
laid up until 1823
1824-1830 port Admirals flagship
1831 ordered to be broken up prevented by public opinion
1831-1853 left at moorings decaying
1854 sprang a leak and sank, all on board saved. ship was Raised shortly thereafter
1889-1904 Signal school
1904 admiralty again proposed to scrap Victory only personal intervention form King Edward VII saved her
1922 moved to permanent drydock
1925 temporarily refloated
1941 Victory is hit by a 500 lbs bomb dropped by the german air force
1950-2005 Restoring to Trafalgar appearance
2017-2023 major refit ongoing

Thanks for viewing this is Victory was she looked at launch including internals.