Location of Museum Ships

List of Museum Ships In America

1. USS Constitution (Boston, Massachusetts) – The oldest commissioned warship afloat in the world, known as "Old Ironsides."

2. USS Arizona Memorial (Pearl Harbor, Hawaii) – Commemorates the battleship USS Arizona, which sank during the attack on Pearl Harbor.

3. USS Intrepid (New York, New York) – A former aircraft carrier now located at the Intrepid Sea, Air & Space Museum.

4. USS Midway (San Diego, California) – A retired aircraft carrier now serving as a museum.

5. USS Texas (La Porte, Texas) – The only surviving dreadnought battleship, and the first to be designated as a museum ship.

6. USS Alabama (Mobile, Alabama) – A World War II battleship, now preserved as part of the USS Alabama Battleship Memorial Park.

7. USS Hornet (Alameda, California) – A retired aircraft carrier from the World War II era, now a museum.

8. USS Wisconsin (Norfolk, Virginia) – A battleship that served in World War II, the Korean War, and the Gulf War.

9. SS Jeremiah O'Brien (San Francisco, California) – A Liberty ship that is still operational and used for special events.

10. USS Slater (Albany, New York) – A preserved World War II-era destroyer escort.

11. USS Yorktown (Charleston, South Carolina) – A World War II aircraft carrier now part of the Patriots Point Naval & Maritime Museum.

12. SS Lane Victory (Los Angeles, California) – A Victory ship from World War II, now a museum.

13. USS Newport News (Newport News, Virginia) – A guided missile cruiser and museum ship.

14. USS LST 325 (Evansville, Indiana) – A landing ship tank that participated in the D-Day invasion, now a museum.

15. USS Cobia (Green Bay, Wisconsin) – A World War II submarine now preserved as a museum.

16. USS Cassin Young (Boston, Massachusetts) – A World War II destroyer, now a museum ship at the Boston National Historical Park.

17. USS Barb (Pigeon Forge, Tennessee) – A retired submarine on display at the Titanic Museum Attraction.