USS Constitution Museum
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Sara Ramirez
Available for hire
" The Freedom Trail continues down Hull St. to Commercial St. and travels to the next stop the USS Constitution (1797) which is the oldest ship in the US Navy. Built to protect American Merchant Ships from pirates off the coast of North Africa, it was made famous during the War of 1812 where it never lost a battle and was nicknamed “Old Ironsides” because the ship was so strong (it is made out of wood) that the cannonballs from British ships would bounce harmlessly off its sides."
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Laura Dolci
Available for hire
"The USS Constitution is a symbol of the honor, courage, and commitment of the US's sailors. This ship is the world's oldest "commissioned naval vessel" and has never been defeated in battle.
Here you will find the museum where you can learn about the ship's history, and see the ship itself. "
Emma Owen
"At the end of Bostons Freedom Trail is this museum and is located in the Charleston Navy Yard. Another great spot to learn more about history. Again, be sure to check the opening hours to have access!"
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