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List of museum ships in North America

For museum ships elsewhere, see List of museum ships.

This list of museum ships in North America is a list of notable museum ships located in the continent of North America and it may include ones in overseas parts of Canada and the United States. This includes "ships preserved in museums" defined broadly, but is intended to be limited to substantial (large) ships or, in a few cases, very notable boats or dugout canoes or the like. This does not include submarines; see List of submarine museums for those. This includes ships formerly serving as museums or preserved at museums, as well as current ones. This includes ships on static display or floating and sometimes used for excursions. It includes only genuine historic ships; replica ships, some associated with museums, are listed separately in the List of ship replicas.

Some historic ships actively used for excursions, and not previously or currently associated with museums, are included in the list of classic vessels. For shipwrecks that may be visited by diving, including some perhaps associated with museums, see List of shipwrecks.

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Canada edit

Ship Image Year launched Origin Type Location Notes
CSS Acadia[1]  
1913
   Canada Hydrographic Research ship Maritime Museum of the Atlantic
Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada
44°38′53″N 63°34′12″W / 44.64798°N 63.56992°W / 44.64798; -63.56992 (CSS Acadia)
CCGS Alexander Henry[2]  
1958
   Canada Icebreaker Lakehead Transportation Museum Society, Thunder Bay, Ontario
44°13′28″N 76°28′56″W / 44.22458°N 76.48236°W / 44.22458; -76.48236 (CCGS Alexander Henry)
Ancaster
1951
   Canada Tugboat Owen Sound Marine & Rail Museum, Owen Sound, Ontario
44°34′16″N 80°56′40″W / 44.57113°N 80.94457°W / 44.57113; -80.94457 (Ancaster) 		Appeared on Canadian $1 bill from 1974 to 1989.
MS Chickama II[3]  
1942
   Canada Passenger ship Marine Museum of Manitoba, Selkirk, Manitoba
50°08′47″N 96°51′53″W / 50.14642°N 96.86471°W / 50.14642; -96.86471 (Chikama II)
CCGS Bradbury[4]  
1915
   Canada Fisheries patrol vessel Marine Museum of Manitoba, Selkirk, Manitoba
50°08′47″N 96°51′54″W / 50.14638°N 96.86511°W / 50.14638; -96.86511 (CCGS Bradbury)
HMCS Bras d'Or[5]  
1968
   Canada Hydrofoil Musée Maritime du Québec, L'Islet, Quebec
47°07′45″N 70°22′20″W / 47.12919°N 70.37209°W / 47.12919; -70.37209 (HMCS Bras d'Or)
J.E. Bernier II  
  Canada Sailing boat Musée Maritime du Québec, L'Islet, Quebec
47°07′46″N 70°22′18″W / 47.12934°N 70.37160°W / 47.12934; -70.37160 (J.E. Bernier II)
RV Ben Franklin[6]  
1966
   Canada Submersible Vancouver Maritime Museum, BC
49°16′40″N 123°08′52″W / 49.27777°N 123.14775°W / 49.27777; -123.14775 (RV Ben Franklin)
CCGS Ernest Lapointe[5]  
1940
   Canada Icebreaker Musée Maritime du Québec, L'Islet-sur-Mer, Quebec
47°07′45″N 70°22′20″W / 47.12906°N 70.37220°W / 47.12906; -70.37220 (CCGS Ernest Lapointe)
Flecia  
1923
   Canada Tugboat Musée Maritime de Charlevoix, Saint-Joseph-de-la-Rive, Quebec
47°27′21″N 70°21′40″W / 47.45591°N 70.36120°W / 47.45591; -70.36120 (Flecia)
HMCS Haida[7]  
1942
   Canada Destroyer HMCS Haida National Historic Site, Hamilton, Ontario
43°16′31″N 79°51′20″W / 43.27534°N 79.85542°W / 43.27534; -79.85542 (HMCS Haida)
James Whalen[8]  
1906
   Canada Tugboat Kaministiquia Riverfront Heritage Park, Thunder Bay, Ontario
48°22′53″N 89°14′35″W / 48.38133°N 89.24295°W / 48.38133; -89.24295 (James Whalen)
Jean-Yvan  
1958
   Canada Musée Maritime de Charlevoix, Saint-Joseph-de-la-Rive, Quebec
47°27′23″N 70°21′45″W / 47.45638°N 70.36261°W / 47.45638; -70.36261 (Jean-Yvan)
Joe Simpson[9]  
1963
   Canada Freighter Marine Museum of Manitoba, Selkirk, Manitoba
50°08′46″N 96°51′52″W / 50.14619°N 96.86456°W / 50.14619; -96.86456 (Joe Simpson)
SS Keenora[4]  
1897
   Canada Steamboat Marine Museum of Manitoba, Selkirk, Manitoba
50°08′47″N 96°51′54″W / 50.14643°N 96.86493°W / 50.14643; -96.86493 (SS Keenora)
SS Keewatin[10]  
1907
   Canada Passenger ship Port McNicoll, Ontario
44°44′55″N 79°48′04″W / 44.74868°N 79.80115°W / 44.74868; -79.80115 (SS Keewatin) 		May be moving to Kingston, Ontario
SS Keno[11]  
1922
   Canada Sternwheeler Dawson City, Yukon
64°03′48″N 139°26′06″W / 64.0632°N 139.435°W / 64.0632; -139.435 (SS Keno)
SS Klondike[12]  
1937
   Canada Sternwheeler Whitehorse, Yukon
60°42′49″N 135°02′50″W / 60.71351°N 135.04734°W / 60.71351; -135.04734 (SS Klondike)
MS Lady Canadian[3]  
1944
   Canada Fishing vessel Marine Museum of Manitoba, Selkirk, Manitoba
50°08′47″N 96°51′52″W / 50.14635°N 96.86453°W / 50.14635; -96.86453 (Lady Canadian)
Marie Clarisse II  
1923
   Canada Schooner Musée Maritime de Charlevoix, Saint-Joseph-de-la-Rive, Quebec
47°27′22″N 70°21′45″W / 47.45615°N 70.36239°W / 47.45615; -70.36239 (Marie Clarisse II) 		Built in Shelburne, Nova Scotia, as fishing schooner Archie F. Mackenzie.
Moyie[13]  
1898
   Canada Sternwheeler Kaslo, British Columbia
49°54′42″N 116°54′08″W / 49.9117°N 116.9023°W / 49.9117; -116.9023 (Moyie) 		World's oldest intact passenger sternwheeler
Ned Hanlan[14]  
1943
   Canada Tugboat Hanlan's Point, Toronto Islands
43°37′41″N 79°23′22″W / 43.62798°N 79.38940°W / 43.62798; -79.38940 (Ned Hanlan)
SS Naramata  
1914
   Canada Tugboat Penticton, British Columbia
49°30′08″N 119°36′41″W / 49.50216°N 119.61149°W / 49.50216; -119.61149 (SS Naramata)
MS Normac[15]  
1902
   Canada Ferry Port Dalhousie, Ontario
43°12′26″N 79°15′41″W / 43.20734°N 79.26151°W / 43.20734; -79.26151 (MS Normac) 		Riverboat Mexican Grill
Persephone[16]  
1965
   Canada Tugboat Gibsons, British Columbia
49°24′06″N 123°30′21″W / 49.40178°N 123.50578°W / 49.40178; -123.50578 (Persphone) 		Used in TV series The Beachcombers
Peguis II[9]  
1955
   Canada Tugboat Marine Museum of Manitoba, Selkirk, Manitoba
50°08′46″N 96°51′55″W / 50.14617°N 96.86515°W / 50.14617; -96.86515 (Peguis II)
R.F. Grant
1934
   Canada Tugboat Parc Maritime de Saint-Laurent
Radium King[17]  
1937
   Canada Tugboat Northern Life Museum
HMCS Sackville[18]  
1941
   Canada Corvette Maritime Museum of the Atlantic
Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada
44°38′51″N 63°34′09″W / 44.64748°N 63.56929°W / 44.64748; -63.56929 (HCMS Sackville)
St. André[19]  
1956
   Canada St-Lawrence Motor Schooner Musée Maritime de Charlevoix, Saint-Joseph-de-la-Rive, Quebec
47°27′20″N 70°21′43″W / 47.45543°N 70.36206°W / 47.45543; -70.36206 (St. Andre) 		Holds 10-minute multi-media experience inside.[20]
RCMPV St Roch[21]  
1928
   Canada Schooner Vancouver Maritime Museum, Vancouver, BC Circumnavigated North America in 1950, a first.
SS Sicamous[22]  
1914
   Canada Sternwheeler Penticton, BC
49°30′07″N 119°36′40″W / 49.50184°N 119.61099°W / 49.50184; -119.61099 (SS Sicamous)
Tilikum[23]  
1850
   Canada Dugout canoe Maritime Museum of BC, Victoria, BC
48°25′33″N 123°22′08″W / 48.42591°N 123.36879°W / 48.42591; -123.36879 (Tilikum)
Former
Ship Image Preservation location From Year launched Type Fate Remarks
SS Norisle[24]   Assiginack
 Canada 		1946 Ferry Scrapped at Port Colborne.
MS Norgoma[25]   Sault Ste. Marie   Canada 1950 Ferry Awaiting scrapping at Sault Ste Marie.

Cuba edit

Ship Image Year launched Origin Type Location Notes
Granma[26]  
1943
   Cuba Cabin cruiser Memorial Granma, Havana, Cuba
23°08′27″N 82°21′25″W / 23.14083°N 82.35694°W / 23.14083; -82.35694 (Granma) 		Transported Fidel Castro, Che Guevara and 80 other revolutionaries to Cuba in 1956.

Mexico edit

Ship Image Year launched Origin Type Location Notes
ARM Guanajuato[27]  
1934
   Mexico Gunboat Boca del Río, Veracruz, Mexico
19°06′02″N 96°06′15″W / 19.10045°N 96.10423°W / 19.10045; -96.10423 (ARM Guanajuato)
Former
Ship Image Preservation location From Year launched Type Fate Remarks
ARM Durango[28]   Mazatlán, Sinaloa Mexico
  		1935 Gunboat Scrapped in 2009.

United States edit

See also List of museum ships of the United States military, which is organized by military service and includes museum ships "of" the United States preserved in other nations.

Alabama edit

See also List of submarine museums in the United States, which includes at least one in Alabama
Ship Image Year launched Origin Type Location Notes
USS Alabama[29]  
1942
   United States Battleship Battleship Memorial Park, Mobile, Alabama
30°40′54″N 88°00′52″W / 30.68178°N 88.01448°W / 30.68178; -88.01448 (USS Alabama) 		Cramped ship which served in North Atlantic then in Pacific, including bombardments of Okinawa and Japanese mainland.
Montgomery[30]  
1925
   United States Snagboat Tom Bevill Lock and Dam Visitor Center, Pickensville, Alabama
33°12′44″N 88°17′10″W / 33.21222°N 88.28611°W / 33.21222; -88.28611 (Montgomery (snagboat)) 		Steam-powered sternwheel-propelled US Army Corps of Engineers' ship which cleared obstructions in navigable rivers of Alabama, Georgia, and Florida until 1982.

Alaska edit

Ship Image Year launched Origin Type Location Notes
Libby's No. 23[31]  
1914
   United States Sailboat Lake Clark National Park and Preserve, Alaska
60°11′51″N 154°19′20″W / 60.19750°N 154.32222°W / 60.19750; -154.32222 (Libby's No. 23)
Nenana[32]  
1933
   United States Sternwheeler Pioneer Park, Fairbanks, Alaska

Arkansas edit

See also List of submarine museums in the United States, which includes at least one in Arkansas
Ship Image Year launched Origin Type Location Notes
Hoga[33]  
1940
   United States District harbor tug Arkansas Inland Maritime Museum, North Little Rock, Arkansas
34°45′08″N 92°16′01″W / 34.75227°N 92.26688°W / 34.75227; -92.26688 (Hoga) 		Pearl Harbor participant

California edit

See also List of submarine museums in the United States, which includes at least six in California
Ship Image Year launched Origin Type Location Notes
Alma[34]  
1891
   United States Schooner San Francisco Maritime National Historical Park, San Francisco, California
37°48′38″N 122°25′22″W / 37.81042°N 122.42278°W / 37.81042; -122.42278 (Alma (1891))
Alma[35]
1927
   United States Tugboat Morro Bay Maritime Museum, Morro Bay, California
35°22′14″N 120°51′20″W / 35.37049°N 120.85544°W / 35.37049; -120.85544 (Alma)
Angels Gate[36]
1944
   United States Tugboat Los Angeles Maritime Museum, San Pedro, Los Angeles, California
Avalon (DSRV-2)[35]  
1971
   United States Deep-submergence rescue vehicle Morro Bay Maritime Museum, Morro Bay, California
35°22′12″N 120°51′19″W / 35.37003°N 120.85515°W / 35.37003; -120.85515 (Avalon)
Balclutha[37]  
1886
   United States Full-rigged ship San Francisco Maritime National Historical Park, California
37°48′35″N 122°25′21″W / 37.80982°N 122.42249°W / 37.80982; -122.42249 (Balclutha (1886))
Berkeley[38]  
1898
   United States Ferryboat Maritime Museum of San Diego, California
32°43′15″N 117°10′26″W / 32.72095°N 117.17395°W / 32.72095; -117.17395 (Berkeley (ferryboat))
C.A. Thayer[39]
1895
   United States Schooner San Francisco Maritime National Historic Park, San Francisco, California
Eppleton Hall[40]  
1914
   United Kingdom Tugboat San Francisco Maritime National Historical Park
Eureka[41]
1890
   United States Paddle steamer San Francisco Maritime National Historic Park, California
CCB-18[42]  
1968
   United States River monitor Vietnam Unit Memorial Monument, Naval Amphibious Base Coronado, Coronado, California
32°40′18″N 117°09′41″W / 32.67174°N 117.16130°W / 32.67174; -117.16130 (CCB-18)
CG 30615[35]
1983
   United States Lifeboat Morro Bay Maritime Museum, Morro Bay, California
35°22′14″N 120°51′20″W / 35.37053°N 120.85560°W / 35.37053; -120.85560 (CG 30615)
Hercules[43]  
1907
   United States Tugboat Hyde Street Pier, San Francisco Maritime National Historical Park, San Francisco, California
37°48′36″N 122°25′20″W / 37.81°N 122.42222°W / 37.81; -122.42222 (Hercules)
USS Hornet[44]  
1943
   United States Aircraft carrier USS Hornet Museum, Naval Air Station Alameda, Alameda, California
37°46′21″N 122°18′10″W / 37.77254°N 122.30284°W / 37.77254; -122.30284 (USS Hornet)
USS Iowa[45]  
1942
   United States Battleship USS Iowa Museum, Port of Los Angeles, Los Angeles, California
33°44′32″N 118°16′38″W / 33.7423°N 118.2772°W / 33.7423; -118.2772 (USS Iowa)
SS Jeremiah O'Brien[46]  
1943
   United States Cargo ship Pier 45, San Francisco, California
37°48′40″N 122°25′05″W / 37.81111°N 122.41806°W / 37.81111; -122.41806 (Jeremiah O'Brien)
SS Lane Victory[47]
1945
   United States Cargo ship San Pedro, California
33°43′02″N 118°16′24″W / 33.717222°N 118.273333°W / 33.717222; -118.273333 (Lane Victory) 		Rare surviving Victory ship; served in WWII, Korean War, Vietnam War
USS LCI(L)-1091[48]
1944
   United States Landing Craft Infantry Humboldt Bay, Samoa, California
40°49′08″N 124°10′51″W / 40.81888°N 124.18073°W / 40.81888; -124.18073 (LCI(L)-1091)
USS LCS(L)(3)-102[49]  
1944
   United States Landing Craft Support Mare Island Historic Park, Vallejo, California
38°06′22″N 122°16′26″W / 38.10613°N 122.27380°W / 38.10613; -122.27380 (USS LCS(L)(3)-102)
USS Lucid[50]  
1953
   United States Minesweeper Stockton, California
37°57′14″N 121°20′33″W / 37.95387°N 121.34258°W / 37.95387; -121.34258 (USS Lucid)
Medea[51]
1904
   United States Steam yacht Maritime Museum of San Diego, California
USS Midway[52]  
1945
   United States Aircraft carrier USS Midway Museum, San Diego, California
32°42′52″N 117°10′23″W / 32.71445°N 117.17315°W / 32.71445; -117.17315 (USS Midway)
Nemo (DSV-5)[53]  
1970
   United States Deep-submergence vehicle U.S. Navy Seabee Museum, Naval Base Ventura County, Port Hueneme, California Midget submarine with panoramic view
PCF-104[54]  
1967
   United States Patrol boat Vietnam Unit Memorial Monument, Naval Amphibious Base Coronado, Coronado, California
32°40′18″N 117°09′41″W / 32.671772°N 117.161378°W / 32.671772; -117.161378 (PCF-104)
PCF-816[55]
1968
   United States Patrol boat Maritime Museum of San Diego, California
PTF 26[56]
1968
   United States Fast patrol boat Liberty Maritime Museum, Sacramento, California
USS Potomac (AG-25)  
1934
   United States Presidential yacht Jack London Square, Oakland, California FDR's yacht from 1936 to 1945; once played a decoy role
RMS Queen Mary[57]  
1934
   United Kingdom Ocean Liner Long Beach
Ralph J. Scott[58]
1925
   United States Fireboat California
SS Red Oak Victory[59]
1944
   United States Victory ship, Cargo ship Richmond, California
37°54′17″N 122°21′52″W / 37.904806°N 122.364444°W / 37.904806; -122.364444 (Red Oak Victory)
Relief[60]  
1950
   United States Lightship Oakland, California
37°47′44″N 122°16′50″W / 37.79569°N 122.28059°W / 37.79569; -122.28059 (Relief)
Spindrift[35]
1933
   United States Fishing vessel Morro Bay Maritime Museum, Morro Bay, California
Star of India[61]
1863
   United Kingdom Barque Maritime Museum of San Diego, California
Former
Ship Country of preservation Region of preservation City of preservation From Year launched Type Fate Remarks
Caritas United States California Smith River Germany
  		1925 Patrol yacht Closed in 2012. Remains in the same spot as of 2021.
Ningpo[62] United States California Catalina Harbor China
  		1753 Junk Burned in 1938.
Wapama United States California Richmond United States

 

1915 Steam schooner Scrapped in 2015.

Connecticut edit

See also List of submarine museums in the United States, which includes at least six in Connecticut
Ship Image Year launched Origin Type Location Notes
Annie[63]  
1880
   United States Sandbagger sloop Mystic Seaport, Mystic, Connecticut
41°21′40″N 71°57′54″W / 41.36121°N 71.96496°W / 41.36121; -71.96496 (Annie (sloop) (approximate location))
Breck Marshall[64]
1987
   United States Catboat Mystic Seaport, Mystic, Connecticut
Brilliant[65]
1932
   United States Auxiliary schooner Mystic Seaport, Mystic, Connecticut
Charles W. Morgan[66]
1841
   United States Whaler Mystic Seaport, Mystic, Connecticut41°21′44″N 71°57′55″W / 41.36222°N 71.96518°W / 41.36222; -71.96518 (Charles W. Morgan)
Emma C. Berry[67]
1866
   United States Sloop Mystic Seaport, Mystic, Connecticut
Fire Fighter  
1938
   United States Fireboat Mystic Seaport Museum, Mystic, Connecticut
Florence[68]
1926
   United States Western-rig dragger Mystic Seaport, Mystic, Connecticut
Gerda III[69]
1928
   Denmark Lighthouse tender Mystic Seaport, Mystic, Connecticut
Joseph Conrad[70]
1882
   Denmark Sailing ship Mystic Seaport, Mystic, Connecticut
41°21′43″N 71°57′59″W / 41.36197°N 71.96627°W / 41.36197; -71.96627 (Joseph Conrad)
Kingston II[71]
1937
   United States Harbor tug Mystic Seaport, Mystic, Connecticut
41°21′37″N 71°57′50″W / 41.36017°N 71.96393°W / 41.36017; -71.96393 (Kingston II)
L. A. Dunton[72]
1921
   United States Schooner Mystic Seaport, Mystic, Connecticut
Nellie[73]
1891
   United States Oyster sloop Mystic Seaport, Mystic, Connecticut
Sabino[74]  
1908
   United States Ferry Mystic Seaport, Mystic, Connecticut
41°21′40″N 71°57′54″W / 41.36121°N 71.96496°W / 41.36121; -71.96496 (Sabino (approximate location))
Star[75]
1950
   United States Fishing vessel Mystic Seaport, Mystic, Connecticut
Regina M.[76]
1900
   United States Carry-away sloop Mystic Seaport, Mystic, Connecticut
Roann[77]  
1947
   United States Eastern-rig dragger Mystic Seaport, Mystic, Connecticut
Turtle (DSV-3)[78]
1968
   United States Deep-submergence vehicle Mystic Aquarium & Institute for Exploration, Mystic, Connecticut??

Florida edit

See also List of submarine museums in the United States, which includes at least one in Florida
Ship Image Year launched Origin Type Location Notes
SS American Victory[79]  
1945
   United States Cargo ship American Victory Ship & Museum, Tampa, Florida
27°56′38″N 82°26′39″W / 27.94389°N 82.44417°W / 27.94389; -82.44417 (SS American Victory)
Deep Diver[80]
1966
   United States Research submersible Marine Sciences Center, Fort Pierce, Florida
USCGC Ingham[81]  
1936
   United States Cutter Key West, Florida
24°33′08″N 81°48′28″W / 24.55225°N 81.807694°W / 24.55225; -81.807694 (USCGC Ingham) 		Was the longest-serving commissioned U.S. warship besides the USS Constitution
USS Orleck[82]
1945
   United States Destroyer Jacksonville, Florida
30°19′26″N 81°39′24″W / 30.32393°N 81.65659°W / 30.32393; -81.65659 (USS Orleck) 		USN from 1945 to 1982, then Turkish ship Yücetepe (D 345). Then museum ship and in 2022 arrived in Jacksonville.
PTF 3[83]
1962
   United States Fast patrol boat DeLand Naval Air Station Museum, DeLand, Florida
former
Ship Country of preservation Region of preservation City of preservation From Year launched Type Fate Remarks
Huntington[84] United States Florida Palm Beach United States
  		1933 Tugboat Scrapped in 2010.

Georgia edit

See also List of submarine museums in the United States, which includes at least one in Georgia

Hawaii edit

See also List of submarine museums in the United States, which includes at least two in Hawaii
Ship Image Year launched Origin Type Location Notes
Falls of Clyde   Oil tanker clipper ship Honolulu, Hawaii
21°18′20″N 157°51′54″W / 21.30569°N 157.865°W / 21.30569; -157.865 (Falls of Clyde) 		Last surviving iron-hulled, four-masted full-rigged ship; only surviving sail-driven oil tanker. Bound for Scotland?
USS Missouri[85]  
1944
   United States Battleship Pearl Harbor, Hawaii
21°21′44″N 157°57′12″W / 21.36222°N 157.95333°W / 21.36222; -157.95333 (USS Missouri) 		Received Japanese surrender
Former
Ship Image Country of preservation Region of preservation City of preservation From Year launched Type Fate Remarks
Carthaginian   United States Hawaii Lahaina Denmark
  		1921 Schooner Ran aground in 1972, later scrapped.
Carthaginian II   United States Hawaii Lahaina Sweden
  		1920 Schooner Sunk as an artificial reef in 2005

Idaho edit

See also List of submarine museums in the United States, which includes at least one in Idaho

Illinois edit

See also List of submarine museums in the United States, which includes at least one in Illinois

Indiana edit

See also List of submarine museums in the United States, which includes at least one in Indiana
Ship Image Year launched Origin Type Location Notes
USS LST-325[86]  
1942
   United States Landing Ship, Tank Evansville, Indiana
37°58′22″N 87°34′50″W / 37.97288°N 87.58042°W / 37.97288; -87.58042 (LST-325)

Iowa edit

Ship Image Year launched Origin Type Location Notes
George M. Verity[87]  
1927
   United States Towboat Keokuk, Iowa
40°23′25″N 91°22′47″W / 40.39039°N 91.37986°W / 40.39039; -91.37986 (George M. Verity)
Sergeant Floyd[88]  
1932
   United States Towboat Sioux City Public Museum, Sioux City, Iowa
42°29′28″N 96°25′07″W / 42.49117°N 96.41861°W / 42.49117; -96.41861 (Sergeant Floyd)
William M. Black[89]  
1934
   United States Dredger National Mississippi River Museum & Aquarium, Dubuque, Iowa
42°29′44″N 90°39′44″W / 42.49556°N 90.66222°W / 42.49556; -90.66222 (William M. Black)

Louisiana edit

See also List of submarine museums in the United States, which includes at least one in Louisiana
Ship Image Year launched Origin Type Location Notes
USS Kidd[90]
1943
   United States Destroyer USS Kidd Veterans Museum, Baton Rouge, Louisiana
30°26′40″N 91°11′29″W / 30.44431°N 91.19151°W / 30.44431; -91.19151 (USS Kidd)
PT-305[91]
1943
   United States PT Boat The National WWII Museum, New Orleans, Louisiana
30°02′27″N 90°00′47″W / 30.04082°N 90.01317°W / 30.04082; -90.01317 (PT-305) 		Operational

Maine edit

See also List of submarine museums in the United States, which includes at least two in Maine

Maryland edit

See also List of submarine museums in the United States, which includes at least one in Maryland
Ship Image Year launched Origin Type Location Notes
Baltimore[92]  
1906
   United States Tugboat Baltimore Museum of Industry, Maryland
39°16′27″N 76°36′05″W / 39.27420°N 76.60136°W / 39.27420; -76.60136 (Baltimore (tug) (approximate location))
Chesapeake (LV116)[93]  
1930
   United States Lightvessel Historic Ships in Baltimore, Baltimore, Maryland
USS Constellation[94]  
1854
   United States Sloop U.S.S. Constellation Museum, Inner Harbor, Baltimore, Maryland
39°17′08″N 76°36′40″W / 39.285528°N 76.611194°W / 39.285528; -76.611194 (U.S.S. Constellation)
SS John W. Brown[95]  
1942
   United States Cargo ship Canton Pier 13, 4601 Newgate Avenue, Baltimore, Maryland
39°15′35″N 76°33′22″W / 39.25972°N 76.55611°W / 39.25972; -76.55611 (John W. Brown)
NS Savannah[96]  
1959
   United States Nuclear merchant ship Canton Marine Terminal, Baltimore, Maryland
39°15′30″N 76°33′20″W / 39.25847°N 76.55542°W / 39.25847; -76.55542 (NS Savannah)
WHEC-37[97]  
1935
   United States Cutter Inner Harbor of Baltimore Formerly USCGC Taney.

Massachusetts edit

See also List of submarine museums in the United States, which includes at least one in Massachusetts
Ship Image Year launched Origin Type Location Notes
USS Cassin Young[98]  
1943
   United States Destroyer Boston National Historical Park, Boston, Massachusetts
42°22′20″N 71°03′16″W / 42.37222°N 71.05444°W / 42.37222; -71.05444 (Cassin Young)
CG 36500[99]  
1946
   United States Lifeboat Orleans Historical Society, Orleans, Massachusetts
41°47′58″N 70°00′32″W / 41.79944°N 70.00889°W / 41.79944; -70.00889 (CG 36500)
USS Constitution[100]  
1797
   United States Frigate U.S.S. Constitution Museum, Charlestown Navy Yard, Charleston, Boston, Massachusetts
42°22′20.9″N 71°3′23.6″W / 42.372472°N 71.056556°W / 42.372472; -71.056556 (U.S.S. Constitution) 		Asserted to be world's oldest ship afloat
Effie M. Morrissey[101]
1894
   United States Schooner New Bedford Whaling National Historical Park, New Bedford, Massachusetts
USS Joseph P. Kennedy, Jr.[102]
1945
   United States Destroyer Battleship Cove, Fall River, Massachusetts
USS Massachusetts[102]  
1941
   United States Battleship Battleship Cove, Fall River, Massachusetts
PT-617[102]  
1945
   United States PT Boat PT Boat Museum, Fall River, Massachusetts
41°42′19″N 71°09′48″W / 41.70528°N 71.16333°W / 41.70528; -71.16333 (PT-617) 		Sole surviving PT boat of the most combat-tested type (ELCO 80-foot, as in famous PT-109 of JFK)
PT-796[102]
1945
   United States PT Boat Battleship Cove, Fall River, Massachusetts
USS Salem[103]  
1943
   United States Heavy cruiser United States Naval Shipbuilding Museum, Quincy, Massachusetts
42°14′39″N 70°58′12″W / 42.24417°N 70.97°W / 42.24417; -70.97 (USS Salem)
Victura[104]  
1932
   United States Sailboat John F. Kennedy Presidential Library and Museum, Columbia Point, Boston, Massachusetts
42°18′58″N 71°02′00″W / 42.31623°N 71.03345°W / 42.31623; -71.03345 (Victura)
former
Ship Country of preservation Region of preservation City of preservation From Year launched Type Fate Remarks
Hiddensee[105] United States Massachusetts Fall River East Germany
 
1984
 Corvette Scrapped in October 2023.

Michigan edit

See also List of submarine museums in the United States, which includes at least two in Michigan
Ship Image Year launched Origin Type Location Notes
USCGC Acacia[106]  
1944
   United States USCG seagoing buoy tender SPSSCOMNHL, Manistee, Michigan[107]
44°15′33″N 86°18′56″W / 44.25929°N 86.31548°W / 44.25929; -86.31548 (USCGC Acacia)
SS City of Milwaukee[108]  
1931
   United States Railroad Car Ferry SPSSCOMNHL,[107] Manistee, Michigan
44°15′34″N 86°18′54″W / 44.25941°N 86.31506°W / 44.25941; -86.31506 (City of Milwaukee)
USS Edson[109]  
1958
   United States Destroyer Saginaw Valley Naval Ship Museum, Bay City, Michigan
43°36′50″N 83°52′08″W / 43.61389°N 83.86889°W / 43.61389; -83.86889 (USS Edson)
Huron[110]  
1920
   United States Lightvessel Port Huron, Michigan
42°59′21″N 82°25′36″W / 42.98917°N 82.42667°W / 42.98917; -82.42667 (Huron) 		List of lightvessel museums in the United States
Katherine V[111]  
1928
   United States Fish tug Besser Museum for Northeast Michigan try Besser Museum, Alpena, Michigan
45°4′53″N 83°26′57″W / 45.08139°N 83.44917°W / 45.08139; -83.44917 (Katherine V)
USS LST-393[112]  
1942
   United States Landing Ship, Tank Muskegon, Michigan
43°14′05″N 86°15′32″W / 43.23461°N 86.25893°W / 43.23461; -86.25893 (LST-393)
USCGC Mackinaw[113]  
1943
   United States Icebreaker Icebreaker Mackinaw Maritime Museum, Mackinaw City, Michigan
45°46′47″N 84°43′12″W / 45.77969°N 84.71987°W / 45.77969; -84.71987 (USCGC Mackinaw)
Milwaukee Clipper[114]  
1905
   United States Passenger Steamer Pennsylvania Railroad??, Muskegon, Michigan
43°13′19″N 86°17′45″W / 43.22194°N 86.29583°W / 43.22194; -86.29583 (Milwaukee Clipper)
SS Valley Camp[115]  
1917
   United States Bulk freighter Sault Ste. Marie, Michigan
46°29′57″N 84°20′11″W / 46.49917°N 84.33639°W / 46.49917; -84.33639 (SS Valley Camp)
Wilhelm Baum  
1923
   United States Tugboat Michigan Maritime Museum, South Haven, Michigan
42°24′24″N 86°16′26″W / 42.40661°N 86.27384°W / 42.40661; -86.27384 (Wilhelm Baum) 		Restored tugboat at a maritime museum having numerous small boats and a replica Tall Ship.
Former
Ship Image Location of preservation From Year launched Type Fate Remarks
Alvin Clark   Menominee, Michigan United States
  		1846 or 1847 Schooner Demolished in 1994 Delisted on June 10, 2020[116]
USCGC Bramble[117]   Port Huron, Michigan United States
  		1943 Cutter/Buoy tender Was a museum ship at Port Huron Museum from after 2003 decommissioning until closed to the public in 2011. Scrapped at Gibson, Louisiana in 2023.[1]


Minnesota edit

Ship Image Year launched Origin Type Location Notes
Bayfield[118]  
1953
   United States Tugboat Lake Superior Maritime Visitor Center, Duluth, Minnesota
46°46′47″N 92°05′31″W / 46.779852°N 92.09202°W / 46.779852; -92.09202 (Bayfield)
SS William A. Irvin[119]  
1938
   United States Lake freighter Duluth Entertainment Convention Center, Duluth, Minnesota
46°46′58″N 92°05′50″W / 46.78278°N 92.09722°W / 46.78278; -92.09722 (William A. Irvin)
former
Ship Image Year launched Origin Type Location Notes
Lake Superior[120]
1943
   United States Tugboat Duluth, Minnesota
46°46′55″N 92°05′48″W / 46.781874°N 92.096764°W / 46.781874; -92.096764 (Lake Superior) 		Museum from 1996 to 2007. Sold off and remains unused in Duluth.
USCGC Sundew[121]  
1942
   United States USCG Seagoing Buoy Tender Duluth, Minnesota
46°46′35″N 92°06′16″W / 46.77633°N 92.10444°W / 46.77633; -92.10444 (USCGC Sundew) 		Sold to private owners in 2021


Mississippi edit

Ship Image Year launched Origin Type Location Notes
USS Cairo[122]  
1862
   United States Gunboat Vicksburg National Military Park, Vicksburg, Mississippi
32°22′33″N 90°52′00″W / 32.37583°N 90.86667°W / 32.37583; -90.86667 (USS Cairo)
Former
Ship Country of preservation Region of preservation City of preservation From Year launched Type Fate Remarks
Sprague[123] United States Mississippi Vicksburg United States
  		1902 Towboat Destroyed by fire in 1974.

Missouri edit

Ship Image Year launched Origin Type Location Notes
USS Aries[124]  
1981
   United States Hydrofoil USS Aries PHM-5 Hydrofoil Memorial, Brunswick, Missouri
38°40′15″N 91°33′10″W / 38.67083°N 91.55278°W / 38.67083; -91.55278 (USS Aries)
Former
Ship Country of preservation Region of preservation City of preservation From Year launched Type Fate Remarks
USS Inaugural[125] United States Missouri St. Louis United States
  		1944 Minesweeper Sank in the Great Flood of 1993. Wreck remains visible as of 2021.

Nebraska edit

See also List of submarine museums in the United States, which includes at least two in Nebraska
Ship Image Year launched Origin Type Location Notes
Captain Meriwether Lewis[126]  
1931
   United States Dredger Museum of Missouri River History, Nebraska
40°23′41″N 95°39′02″W / 40.39472°N 95.65056°W / 40.39472; -95.65056 (Captain Meriwether Lewis)
USS Hazard[127]  
1944
   United States Minesweeper Freedom Park, East Omaha, Omaha, Nebraska
41°16′37″N 95°54′06″W / 41.27694°N 95.90167°W / 41.27694; -95.90167 (USS Hazard) 		National Historic Landmark

New Hampshire edit

See also List of submarine museums in the United States, which includes at least one in New Hampshire

New Jersey edit

See also List of submarine museums in the United States, which includes at least five in New Jersey
Ship Image Year launched Origin Type Location Notes
USS New Jersey
[128] 		 
1942
   United States Battleship Camden, New Jersey
39°56′21″N 75°07′58″W / 39.93917°N 75.13278°W / 39.93917; -75.13278 (USS New Jersey) 		NRHP
(2004)[129]

New Mexico edit

See also List of submarine museums in the United States, which includes at least one in New Mexico

New York edit

See also List of submarine museums in the United States, which includes at least three in New York
Ship Image Year launched Origin Type Location Notes
Ambrose (LV-87)[130]  
1907
   United States Lightvessel South Street Seaport, New York City
40°42′17″N 74°00′09″W / 40.70484°N 74.00247°W / 40.70484; -74.00247 (US Lightship Ambrose)
Chancellor[131]
1938
   United States Tugboat Waterford Maritime Historical Society, Lock 3, Erie Canal, Waterford, New York
42°47′44.5″N 73°41′15.6″W / 42.795694°N 73.687667°W / 42.795694; -73.687667 (Chancellor)
Christeen[132]  
1883
   United States Oyster sloop Oyster Bay, New York
40°52′40″N 73°32′23″W / 40.87774°N 73.539702°W / 40.87774; -73.539702 (Christeen) 		In active service as a Living museum
Day Peckinpaugh[133]  
1921
   United States Canal motorship Matton Shipyard, Cohoes, New York
42°46′43″N 73°40′48″W / 42.778611°N 73.68°W / 42.778611; -73.68 (Day Peckinpaugh) 		Might become a sunken reef.
Derrick Boat No. 8[134]
1927
   United States Floating derrick H. Lee White Marine Museum, Oswego, New York
43°27′42″N 76°30′58″W / 43.46167°N 76.51611°W / 43.46167; -76.51611 (Derrick Boat No. 8)
Frying Pan[135]  
1929
   United States Lightvessel North River Pier 66, Manhattan, New York
USS Intrepid[136]  
1943
   United States Aircraft carrier Intrepid Sea, Air & Space Museum, New York City
40°45′53″N 74°00′04″W / 40.7648°N 74.001°W / 40.7648; -74.001 (USS Intrepid)
John D. McKean[137]  
1954
   United States Fireboat Grassy Point, Stony Point, New York
41°13′32″N 73°57′54″W / 41.22553°N 73.96491°W / 41.22553; -73.96491 (John D. McKean) 		Has not opened as a museum.[138]
John J. Harvey[139]  
1931
   United States Fireboat North River Pier 66, New York City
Kestrel[140]
1892
   United States Steam yacht George C. Boldt Yacht House, Heart Island, Alexandria, New York
44°20′47″N 75°55′37″W / 44.346389°N 75.926944°W / 44.346389; -75.926944 (Kestrel)
SS Lehigh Valley 79[141]
1914
   United States Railroad car float Waterfront Museum, 290 Conover Street, Brooklyn, New York
Lettie G. Howard[142]  
1893
   United States Schooner South Street Seaport, New York City
USCGC Lilac[143]  
1933
   United States Lighthouse tender Pier 25 Hudson River Park so in NY?
USS Little Rock[144]  
1943
   United States Light cruiser Buffalo and Erie County Naval & Military Park, Buffalo, New York
42°52′39″N 78°52′51″W / 42.87761°N 78.88089°W / 42.87761; -78.88089 (USS Little Rock)
Major Elisha K. Henson[145]  
1943
   United States Tugboat H. Lee White Marine Museum, Oswego, New York U.S. Army tug at D-Day landing
Mary A. Whalen[146]  
1938
   United States Oil tanker Red Hook, Brooklyn, New York
Modesty[147]  
1923
   United States Sloop Long Island Maritime Museum, West Sayville, New York
40°43′21.92″N 73°5′44.72″W / 40.7227556°N 73.0957556°W / 40.7227556; -73.0957556 (Modesty)
Mystic (DSRV-1)[148]
1970
   United States Deep-submergence rescue vehicle United States Naval Undersea Museum
Nantucket (LV-112)[149]
1936
   United States Lightvessel List of lightvessel museums in the United States
Nantucket (WLV-612)[150]
1950
   United States Lightvessel Docked at Brooklyn Bridge Park as of 2016.
USS Niagara[151]
1813
   United States Snow-brig Erie Maritime Museum, New York?
Overfalls[152]
1938
   United States Lightvessel Overfalls Maritime Museum Foundation
PCF-1[153]
1965
   United States Patrol boat National Museum of the United States Navy
PCF-104[154]
1965
   United States Patrol boat Vietnam Unit Memorial Monument
Pilot[155]
1914
   United States Pilot boat Maritime Museum of San Diego
Pioneer[156]  
1885
   United States Schooner South Street Seaport, New York City
40°42′17″N 74°00′09″W / 40.7047°N 74.0025°W / 40.7047; -74.0025 (Pioneer)
Portsmouth (LV101)[157]
1915
   United States Lightvessel ??? List of lightvessel museums in the United States
USS Potomac[158]
1934
   United States Presidential yacht Franklin D. Roosevelt
Priscilla[159]  
1888
   United States Sloop Long Island Maritime Museum
PT-48[160]
1941
   United States PT Boat Fleet Obsolete
PT-309[161]
1943
   United States PT Boat National Museum of the Pacific War
PT-459[160]
1943
   United States PT Boat Fleet Obsolete
PT-486[160]
1943
   United States PT Boat Fleet Obsolete
PT-615[160]
1945
   United States PT Boat Fleet Obsolete
PTF 17[162]
1968
   United States Fast patrol boat Buffalo and Erie County Naval & Military Park, New York
Peking[163]
1911
   German Empire Barque South Street Seaport, New York City
Sherman Zwicker[164]  
1942
   Canada Schooner Hudson River Park Pier 25, New York City
40°43′13″N 74°00′58″W / 40.72030°N 74.01607°W / 40.72030; -74.01607 (Sherman Zwicker)
USS Slater[165]  
1944
   United States Destroyer escort Albany, New York
42°38′35″N 73°44′58″W / 42.642944°N 73.749528°W / 42.642944; -73.749528 (USS Slater)
USS The Sullivans[166]  
1945
   United States Destroyer Buffalo and Erie County Naval & Military Park, Buffalo, New York
42°52′40″N 78°52′50″W / 42.8777°N 78.8806°W / 42.8777; -78.8806 (The Sullivans)
USS Ticonderoga  
1814
   United States Schooner Whitehall, New York
43°33′18″N 73°24′08″W / 43.55512°N 73.40222°W / 43.55512; -73.40222 (USS Ticonderoga) 		Has seen better days.
Urger[167]  
1901
   United States Canal tugboat Waterford Maritime Historical Society, Waterford, New York
42°47′47″N 73°41′15″W / 42.79639°N 73.6875°W / 42.79639; -73.6875 (Urger)
Wavertree[168]  
1885
   United Kingdom Full-rigged ship South Street Seaport, New York City
40°42′20″N 74°00′10″W / 40.70556°N 74.00278°W / 40.70556; -74.00278 (Wavertree)
W. O. Decker[169]  
1930
   United States Tugboat South Street Seaport, New York City
40°42′19″N 74°00′11″W / 40.70528°N 74.00306°W / 40.70528; -74.00306 (W.O. Decker)

North Carolina edit

Ship Image Year launched Origin Type Location Notes
CSS Neuse[170]  
1864
   Confederate States of America Ironclad CSS Neuse and Governor Caswell Memorial, 100 N. Queen St., Kinston, North Carolina[170]
35°15′37″N 77°34′53″W / 35.26041°N 77.58144°W / 35.26041; -77.58144 (CSS Neuse)
USS North Carolina[171]  
1940
   United States Battleship Wilmington, North Carolina
34°14′11″N 77°57′15″W / 34.23639°N 77.95417°W / 34.23639; -77.95417 (USS North Carolina)

Ohio edit

See also List of submarine museums in the United States, which includes at least one in Ohio
Ship Image Year launched Origin Type Location Notes
Majestic[172]  
1923
   United States Showboat River View Park and Walk, Richmond, Ohio
38°57′01″N 84°17′03″W / 38.95024°N 84.28411°W / 38.95024; -84.28411 (Majestic)
SS Col. James M. Schoonmaker[173]
1911
   United States Bulk freighter National Museum of the Great Lakes, Toledo, Ohio
Ohio[174]
1903
   United States Tugboat National Museum of the Great Lakes, Toledo, Ohio
PT-728[175]
1945
   United States PT boat Liberty Aviation Museum, Port Clinton, Ohio
SS William G. Mather[176]  
1925
   United States Bulk freighter Great Lakes Science Center, Cleveland, Ohio
41°30′34″N 81°41′53″W / 41.50931°N 81.69808°W / 41.50931; -81.69808 (SS Willam G. Mather) 		The Ship That Built Cleveland
W. P. Snyder Jr.[177]  
1918
   United States Towboat Ohio River Museum, Marietta, Ohio
39°25′13″N 81°27′48″W / 39.42028°N 81.46333°W / 39.42028; -81.46333 (W.P. Snyder Jr.)

Oklahoma edit

See also List of submarine museums in the United States, which includes at least one in Oklahoma

Oregon edit

See also List of submarine museums in the United States, which includes at least one in Oregon
Ship Image Year launched Origin Type Location Notes
USS LCI(L)-713[178]  
1944
   United States Landing Craft Infantry Amphibious Forces Memorial Museum, 1401 N Hayden Island Drive, Portland, Oregon
45°36′56″N 122°40′45″W / 45.61556°N 122.67917°W / 45.61556; -122.67917 (LCI(L)-713)
Portland[179]  
1947
   United States Steam tug Oregon Maritime Museum, Portland, Oregon
45°31′13″N 122°40′11″W / 45.52014°N 122.66977°W / 45.52014; -122.66977 (Portland)
PT-658[180]  
1945
   United States PT Boat Portland, Oregon
45°34′13″N 122°43′14″W / 45.570389°N 122.720444°W / 45.570389; -122.720444 (PT-658) 		Operational Higgins PT boat
Former
Ship Country of preservation Region of preservation City of preservation From Year launched Type Fate Remarks
USS Oregon United States Oregon Portland United States
  		1893 Battleship Preserved in Portland from 1925 to 1942.
Stripped down to a barge in 1943.
Scrapped in 1956. 		Some parts survive today.
USS Banning United States Oregon Hood River United States
  		1944 Patrol craft Museum ship at Hood River from 1961 to 1969.
Returned to Navy custody in 1969.
Sunk in 1973.

Pennsylvania edit

See also List of submarine museums in the United States, which includes at least two in Pennsylvania
Ship Image Year launched Origin Type Location Notes
Gazela[181]  
1901
   Kingdom of Portugal Barkentine Philadelphia Ship Preservation Guild
39°56′41″N 75°08′24″W / 39.944742°N 75.139996°W / 39.944742; -75.139996 (Gazela)
USS Olympia[182]  
1892
   United States Protected cruiser Independence Seaport Museum, Philadelphia
Jupiter[183]  
1902
   United States Tugboat Philadelphia Ship Preservation Guild
Former
Ship Country of preservation Region of preservation City of preservation From Year launched Type Fate Remarks
USS Lawrence United States Pennsylvania Philadelphia United States
  		1813 Brig Destroyed by fire in 1876.

Rhode Island edit

Ship Image Year launched Origin Type Location Notes
Coronet[184]  
1885
   United States Yacht Newport, Rhode Island
41°28′54″N 71°19′0″W / 41.48167°N 71.31667°W / 41.48167; -71.31667 (Coronet (yacht))

South Carolina edit

See also List of submarine museums in the United States, which includes at least three in South Carolina
Ship Image Year launched Origin Type Location Notes
USS Laffey[185]  
1943
   United States Destroyer Patriots Point, Mount Pleasant, South Carolina
32°47′23″N 79°54′28″W / 32.78972°N 79.90778°W / 32.78972; -79.90778 (USS Laffey)
USS Yorktown[186]  
1943
   United States Aircraft carrier Patriots Point, Mount Pleasant, South Carolina
32°47′26″N 79°54′31″W / 32.79056°N 79.90861°W / 32.79056; -79.90861 (USS Yorktown)

Texas edit

See also List of submarine museums in the United States, which includes at least four in Texas
Ship Image Year launched Origin Type Location Notes
USS Lexington[187]  
1942
   United States Aircraft carrier Corpus Christi, Texas
27°48′54″N 97°23′19″W / 27.815°N 97.388611°W / 27.815; -97.388611 (USS Lexington)
Elissa[188]  
1877
   United States Barque Texas Seaport Museum, Galveston, Texas
29°18′34″N 94°47′37″W / 29.30944°N 94.79361°W / 29.30944; -94.79361 (Elissa)
USS Stewart[189]  
1942
   United States Destroyer escort Seawolf Park, Pelican Island, Galveston, Texas
USS Texas[190]  
1912
   United States Battleship Undergoing restoration across bay from Galveston, Texas

Vermont edit

Ship Image Year launched Origin Type Location Notes
Ticonderoga[191]  
1906
   United States Steamboat Shelburne Museum, Vermont

Virginia edit

Ship Image Year launched Origin Type Location Notes
USS Wisconsin[192]  
1943
   United States Battleship Norfolk, Virginia
36°50′54″N 76°17′43″W / 36.84833°N 76.29528°W / 36.84833; -76.29528 (USS Wisconsin)

Washington D.C. edit

See also List of submarine museums in the United States, which includes at least two in Washington, D.C.
Ship Image Year launched Origin Type Location Notes
USS Philadelphia[193]  
1776
   United States Gunboat gondola U.S. National Museum of American History (Washington, DC) Sunk in Lake Champlain in the Battle of Valcour Island
Trieste[194]  
1953
   Italy Bathyscaphe Naval Historical Center, National Museum of the United States Navy, Washington, D.C.38°52′24″N 76°59′43″W / 38.87333°N 76.99528°W / 38.87333; -76.99528 (Trieste (bathyscaphe))

Washington edit

See also List of submarine museums in the United States, which includes at least six in Washington
Ship Image Year launched Origin Type Location Notes
Arthur Foss[195]  
1889
   United States Tugboat Northwest Seaport, Seattle, Washington
47°37′41″N 122°20′13″W / 47.62806°N 122.33694°W / 47.62806; -122.33694 (Arthur Foss)
Duwamish[196]  
1909
   United States Fireboat Museum of History & Industry, South Lake Union, Seattle, Washington
47°37′41″N 122°20′11″W / 47.62818°N 122.33652°W / 47.62818; -122.33652 (Duwamish)
Equator[197]  
1888
   United States Pygmy trading schooner, then tugboat Everett, Washington
48°00′14″N 122°13′05″W / 48.003889°N 122.218056°W / 48.003889; -122.218056 (Equator) 		Carried Robert Louis Stevenson, future author of Treasure Island.
Sand Man[198]
1910
   United States Tugboat Olympia, Washington
Fireboat No. 1  
1929
   United States Fireboat Tacoma, Washington
47°16′56″N 122°28′49″W / 47.28230°N 122.48041°W / 47.28230; -122.48041 (Fireboat No. 1) 		National Historic Landmark
Swiftsure (LV-83)[199]  
1904
   United States Lightvessel Northwest Seaport, Seattle, Washington
47°37′41″N 122°20′13″W / 47.62814°N 122.33687°W / 47.62814; -122.33687 (Swiftsure)
USS Turner Joy[200]  
1958
   United States Destroyer US Naval Destroyer Museum, Bremerton, Washington
47°33′50″N 122°37′19″W / 47.56389°N 122.62194°W / 47.56389; -122.62194 (USS Turner Joy)
Virginia V[201]  
1922
   United States Steamboat Lake Union Park, Seattle, Washington
47°37′42″N 122°20′13″W / 47.62828°N 122.33681°W / 47.62828; -122.33681 (Virginia V)
W. T. Preston[202]  
1929
   United States Dredger Anacortes, Washington
48°30′58″N 122°36′33″W / 48.51611°N 122.60917°W / 48.51611; -122.60917 (W.T. Preston)
USCGC Comanche[203]
1944
   United States Fleet tug Puget Sound, Washington In active service as a Living museum
MV Lotus[204]  
1909
   United States Houseboat Center for Wooden Boats, Washington
Trieste II (DSV-1)[205]  
1969
   United States Bathyscaphe Naval Undersea Museum, Keyport, Washington
47°42′01″N 122°37′26″W / 47.70024°N 122.62381°W / 47.70024; -122.62381 (Trieste II)

Wisconsin edit

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Ship Image Year launched Origin Type Location Notes
CG 41410[206]
1977
   United States Utility boat Door County Maritime Museum, Sturgeon Bay, Wisconsin
Hope[207]
1930
   United States Fish tug Door County Maritime Museum, Gills Rock, Wisconsin
John Purves[208]
1919
   United States Tugboat Door County Maritime Museum, Wisconsin
Ludington[209]  
1943
   United States Tugboat Kewaunee, Wisconsin
44°27′36″N 87°30′06″W / 44.46°N 87.501667°W / 44.46; -87.501667 (Tug Ludington) 		U.S. Army tug at D-Day
SS Meteor[210]  
1896
   United States Steamer Superior, Wisconsin
46°43′23″N 92°03′47″W / 46.723172°N 92.062936°W / 46.723172; -92.062936 (SS Meteor) 		Only surviving whaleback steamer.

Former United States museum ships edit

Former United States museum ships
Ship Country of preservation Region of preservation City of preservation From Year launched Type Fate Remarks
USS Barry[211] United States Washington, D.C. Washington Navy Yard United States
  		1955 Destroyer Removed from display in 2015, to be scrapped.
USCGC Comanche[212] United States South Carolina Mount Pleasant United States
  		1934 Cutter Sunk as an artificial reef in 1992.
USCGC Mohawk[213] United States Florida Key West United States
  		1934 Cutter Sunk as artificial reef in 2012. File:USCGC Mohawk (WPG-78) sm3.jpg
Seguin United States Maine Bath United States
  		1884 Tugboat Scrapped in the 1970s or mid to early 1980s. Some parts remain in storage at the Maine Maritime Museum.
Wawona United States California Seattle United States

 

1897 Schooner Dismantled between 2008 and 2009.

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Notes edit

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