A 24-pounder from the ship is part of the Royal Armouries collection and is on display at Southsea Castle.

Several of the salvaged bronze cannon were melted down to form part of Nelson's Column in London's Trafalgar Square.
The Corinthian capital is made of bronze elements, cast at the Woolwich Arsenal foundry.
 The bronze pieces, some weighing as much as 900 pounds (410 kg) are fixed to the column by the means of three large belts of metal lying in grooves in the stone.

Recovered materials were used to make a variety of souvenirs.
In the 1850s, timber from the ship was used to make the billiard table by J. Thurston & Co. for the North Wing of Burghley House.
Wood salvaged from the Royal George was also used to make the coffin for the famous menagerie owner George Wombwell who died in 1850.
A 24-pounder from the ship is part of the Royal Armouries collection and is on display at Southsea Castle.
Several of the salvaged bronze cannon were melted down to form part of Nelson's Column in London's Trafalgar Square. The Corinthian capital is made of bronze elements, cast at the Woolwich Arsenal foundry.  The bronze pieces, some weighing as much as 900 pounds (410 kg) are fixed to the column by the means of three large belts of metal lying in grooves in the stone.
Recovered materials were used to make a variety of souvenirs. In the 1850s, timber from the ship was used to make the billiard table by J. Thurston & Co. for the North Wing of Burghley House. Wood salvaged from the Royal George was also used to make the coffin for the famous menagerie owner George Wombwell who died in 1850.
HMS Royal George (1756)