USS CONSTITUTION MUSEUM | Charlestown Navy Yard, Building 22, Charlestown, MA 02129 | 6174261812
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- The Barbary War: Piracy, Politics, and Power
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- National Cruise Scrapbook, 1933, compiler unknown
- National Cruise Scrapbook, 1932-1934, compiled by Joseph Severe Emile Bland
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- National Cruise Scrapbook, 1931-1934, compiled by James William Tytler
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Daily Hands-on Programs
There’s always something exciting happening at the USS Constitution Museum! Daily programs led by talented Educators and Constitution crew members feature hands-on learning, crafting, and fun. Daily programs are designed for all ages. Below are a few example of programs you may encounter on your visit to the Museum: Life at Sea Whether it is 2017 or 1812, everyone needs to eat! Discover what is for lunch in this delicious program about the early sailor’s daily diet. Tools…
Find out more »“Old Ironsides” Afloat Again!
Join us and the National Parks of Boston as we celebrate USS Constitution’s much-anticipated return to the water after two years in dry dock. DO NOT MISS! 4:15 p.m. – Dry Dock 1 begins to flood 9:50 p.m. – Afloat again! USS Constitution lifts off her keel blocks 11:30 p.m. – USS Constitution crosses the dry docks sill and into Boston Harbor SCHEDULE OF EVENTS We invite you to participate in FREE family-friendly activities throughout the Navy Yard and in…
Find out more »In the Yard: Rosies Invade the Charlestown Navy Yard
Join us and the National Parks of Boston for a two-day extravaganza celebrating the role of women workers at the Charlestown Navy Yard! Thousands of women worked at the Charlestown Navy Yard during World War II. They fulfilled roles from painters to welders, and riveters to sheet metal workers. Their efforts played a critical role in the outcome of the war and left a lasting mark on American history. Come join us in remembering and celebrating the work of these…
Find out more »Boston Area Chantey & Maritime Sing
Listen, learn, and lift your voices! Participate in your Maritime Heritage by joining a rousing chorus of sea chanteys at the USS Constitution Museum. These monthly gatherings, on the 3rd Sunday of every month, are family friendly and open to anyone who would like to participate.
Find out more »Victory for “Old Ironsides”
USS Constitution engaged in several battles during the War of 1812 and was never defeated! Join the USS Constitution Museum in commemorating the 205th anniversary of her most famous victory against HMS Guerriere during which she earned her nickname “Old Ironsides.” Become a part of the story by painting your own naval battle scene, creating your own prize urn, or stepping into the roles of the courageous crew who manned Constitution’s cannons. While at the Museum, don’t forget to explore…
Find out more »All Hands to Mischief!
Constitution is a busy ship, and work fills almost every minute of a sailor’s day. But, from time to time, the call of “all hands to mischief” meant that even sailors got some time off! During Labor Day Weekend, experience how sailors spent their time between chores and battle in 1812 by writing a message home with a quill pen, playing a board game, or getting a nautical tattoo. After all the fun and games, don’t forget to take a…
Find out more »Honor, Courage, Commitment
Steer your course for the USS Constitution Museum and honor the men and women who served and continue to serve in our nation's military. Experience the everyday struggles of those who served in 1812, then join a current Navy sailor for a tour of USS Constitution. Throughout the weekend, the Museum will be partnering with Operation Gratitude to create and send paracord “survival” bracelets to deployed troops overseas and first responders in the United States. Don’t have time to make a bracelet?…
Find out more »Anchored in Tradition
Get in the holiday spirit at the USS Constitution Museum! Create a nautical keepsake ornament for your family’s tree with craft supplies at the Museum or choose to make a weatherproof ornament to add to the Christmas tree onboard “Old Ironsides.” Keepsake ornaments cost $2.00 and are in limited supply. Want to learn the interesting story behind this Constitution tradition? Check out the Museum’s blog post, “I’ll be home for Christmas…”
Find out more »From STEM to Stern
Are you ready for a challenge? 220 years ago, Joshua Humphreys designed a ship that is now the oldest surviving naval ship in America. Learn his secrets as you examine the science, technology, and engineering behind his success during USS Constitution Museum’s December School Vacation Week. Hands-on family programs will test your skills as a shipbuilder while the Museum’s newest exhibit, Forest to Frigate, will challenge you to design and battle a warship against other family members and visitors. Photo…
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