The USS Constitution Museum reopens on Friday, August 7
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Huzzah! We are ready to welcome you back! Beginning Friday, August 7, the USS Constitution Museum will be open Thursday-Sunday. Click usscm.org to plan your visit.
Built as one of the original six naval shipyards in the United States, the Charlestown Navy Yard served as a hub of innovation, an employer of skilled workers, and a home to officers, sailors, and Marines for 174 years. Today, two historic warships, two museums, and a variety of artifacts and buildings take you on a journey through time. You can a stroll through the Navy Yard in person or explore the historic buildings and landmarks virtually on our website! bit.ly/2PlkrYh
Explore the Navy Yard - USS Constitution Museum
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Built as one of the original six naval shipyards in the country, the Charlestown Navy Yard served as a hub of innovation, an employer of skilled workers, and a home to officers, sailors, and Marines f...Our Navy Yard neighbor, USS Cassin Young, is a WWII fletcher-class destroyer. Do you know which WWII ships were named for USS Constitution crew? See if you can find them all in this wordsearch! bit.ly/3hZTHZN
This salt paper print of a photograph of USS Constitution laid up at the Portsmouth Naval Shipyard was taken by Albert Gregory in 1858. USSCM Manager of Curatorial Affairs Kate Monea shares more details in this 1-Minute Artifact Video.
