Posted on Jan 20, 2015
Ever taken a tour of the USS Constitution? What was it like?
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I did when I was 8. But now you don't have to go to Boston.
Have you ever wanted to tour the US Navy's oldest commissioned warship, but haven't been to Boston? Well, thanks to Google, you can see USS Constitution's cannons, galley, berthing and much more!
Take the virtual tour now!
https://www.google.com/maps/views/view/streetview/us-highlights/uss-constitution-interior/thEm65hQ7uQAAAQZLBJ9Vw?gl=us&heading=339&pitch=77&fovy=75
Have you ever wanted to tour the US Navy's oldest commissioned warship, but haven't been to Boston? Well, thanks to Google, you can see USS Constitution's cannons, galley, berthing and much more!
Take the virtual tour now!
https://www.google.com/maps/views/view/streetview/us-highlights/uss-constitution-interior/thEm65hQ7uQAAAQZLBJ9Vw?gl=us&heading=339&pitch=77&fovy=75
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If we're staying in Boston we start right at the Naval yard at the Constitution inn. Formerly a Navy hotel, now operated by the YMCA which offers great military rates. It's only a few hundred yards from the great ship, and from the water ferry that takes you inexpensively to the long WARF downtown. Lots to see in Boston... Bunker hill, North Church, Fanuiel hall.....
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Not the USS Constitution, but I have toured the USS Constellation in Baltimore.
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Yes! We just moved from MA and last year the USO held an event for free for military members on the USS Constitution. Was incredible to be able to be on such an old and important vessel and hear stories that had been passed down about events that occurred on and below the decks. The whole area of Boston has such amazing historical sites that are worth seeing. Stop at Mike's Pastries for delicious treats when you need to refuel ;)
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