The following is a list of museum ships of the United States military, specifically the United States Navy and the United States Coast Guard. It represents a subset of the list of museum ships comprising museum ships located worldwide.
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Name | Country | Region | City | Nationality | Launched | Class | Type | Remarks | Ref | |
CCB-18 | United States | California | Coronado | United States | 1968 | Command control boat | [1] | |||
United States | Alabama | Mobile | United States | 1942 | (1939) | Battleship | Led the American Fleet into Tokyo Bay on September 5, 1945 | [2] | ||
United States | New Hampshire | Portsmouth | United States | 1953 | Albacore Class | Submarine | National Register of Historic Places | [3] | ||
United States | Missouri | Gasconade | United States | 1982 | Pegasus | Hydrofoil | [4] | |||
United States | Hawaii | Pearl Harbor | United States | 1915 | Battleship | USS Arizona Memorial, Sunken Wreck | [5] | |||
United States | District of Columbia | Washington D.C. | United States | 1955 | Destroyer | scrapped Brownsville, Texas, 11 February 2022 | ||||
United States | Oklahoma | Muskogee | United States | 1943 | Submarine | Muskogee War Memorial Park | [6] | |||
Bauru | Brazil | Rio de Janeiro | Rio de Janeiro | United States | 1943 | Destroyer escort | ||||
United States | Pennsylvania | Philadelphia | United States | 1944 | Submarine | Independence Seaport Museum | [7] | |||
United States | Oregon | Portland | United States | 1959 | Submarine | Oregon Museum of Science and Industry | [8] | |||
United States | Hawaii | Pearl Harbor | United States | 1943 | Submarine | USS Bowfin Submarine and Memorial Park | [9] | |||
United States | Wisconsin | Manitowoc | United States | 1943 | Submarine | Wisconsin Maritime Museum | [10] | |||
United States | Mississippi | Vicksburg | United States | 1862 | Gunboat | Vicksburg National Military Park | [11] | |||
United States | Massachusetts | Boston | United States | 1943 | Destroyer | Boston National Historic Park | [12] | |||
United States | Texas | Galveston | United States | 1943 | Submarine | Cavalla Historical Foundation, sank the Japanese aircraft carrier Shōkaku | [13] | |||
HS Velos | Greece | Islands | Poros | United States | 1942 | Destroyer | [14] | |||
United States | South Carolina | Mount Pleasant | United States | 1945 | Submarine | Patriots Point Naval and Maritime Museum, scrapped 2022 | [15] | |||
United States | Wisconsin | Manitowoc | United States | 1943 | Submarine | Wisconsin Maritime Museum | [16] | |||
United States | Ohio | Cleveland | United States | 1943 | Submarine | U.S.S. Cod Submarine Memorial | [17] | |||
United States | Maryland | Baltimore | United States | 1854 | Wooden | Sloop | U.S.S. Constellation Museum | [18] | ||
United States | Massachusetts | Boston | United States | 1797 | Wooden | Frigate | U.S.S. Constitution Museum | [19] | ||
United States | New York | Buffalo | United States | 1943 | Submarine | Buffalo and Erie County Naval and Military Park | [20] | |||
Name | Country | Region | City | Nationality | Launched | Class | Type | Remarks | Ref | |
United States | California | San Diego | United States | 1968 | Dolphin class | Submarine | Maritime Museum of San Diego | [21] | ||
United States | Alabama | Mobile | United States | 1941 | Submarine | USS Alabama Battleship Commission | [22] | |||
United States | Michigan | Bay City | United States | 1958 | Destroyer | |||||
TCG Ege | Turkey | Aegean Region | Izmir | United States | 1972 | Frigate | ||||
ROKS Jeon Ju | South Korea | Dangjin-gun | Chungnam | United States | 1945 | Destroyer | ||||
TCG Gayret | Turkey | Kocaeli Province | İzmit | United States | 1946 | Destroyer | ||||
United States | New York | New York City | United States | 1958 | Submarine | Intrepid Sea-Air-Space Museum | ||||
CSS H. L. Hunley | United States | South Carolina | Charleston | Confederate states of America | 1863 | Submarine | Warren Lasch Conservation Hall | [23] | ||
United States | Arkansas | Little Rock | United States | 1940 | District Harbor Tug | Arkansas Inland Maritime Museum | [24] | |||
United States | Nebraska | Omaha | United States | 1944 | Minesweeper | National Historic Landmark | [25] | |||
United States | California | Alameda | United States | 1943 | Aircraft carrier | National Historic Landmark, badly damaged the aircraft carrier Zuikaku | [26] | |||
United States | New York | New York City | United States | 1943 | Aircraft carrier | Helped to sink the Japanese battleship Musashi, the largest and most powerful battleship ever made | [27] | |||
United States | California | San Pedro | United States | 1942 | Battleship | as of 7 July 2012 | ||||
United States | Massachusetts | Fall River | United States | 1945 | Destroyer | Joseph P. Kennedy Jr. | [28] | |||
United States | Louisiana | Baton Rouge | United States | 1943 | Destroyer | Kamikaze | [29] | |||
United States | South Carolina | Mount Pleasant | United States | 1943 | Destroyer | National Historic Landmark, survived 7 Kamikazes | [30] | |||
USS LCI(L)-1091 | United States | California | Eureka | United States | 1944 | LCI(L)-351 class LLC | Large Landing Craft | Humboldt Bay | [31] | |
USS LCS(L)(3)-102 | United States | California | Mare Island | United States | 1944 | Landing Craft Support | U.S. Navy | [32] | ||
United States | Texas | Corpus Christi | United States | 1942 | Aircraft carrier | Sank the Japanese aircraft carrier Zuikaku (the last remaining carrier that attacked Pearl Harbor, and the ship that sank Lexington's predecessor, USS Lexington (CV-2)) | [33] | |||
United States | New Jersey | Hackensack | United States | 1943 | Submarine | No public access (New Jersey Naval Museum defunct) | [34] | |||
United States | Massachusetts | Fall River | United States | 1943 | Submarine | [35] | ||||
United States | New York | Buffalo | United States | 1943 | Light cruiser | [36] | ||||
Name | Country | Region | City | Nationality | Launched | Class | Type | Remarks | Ref | |
USS LST-325 | United States | Indiana | Evansville | United States | 1942 | LST Mk.3 | Landing Ship, Tank | [37] | ||
USS LST-393 | United States | Michigan | Muskegon | United States | 1942 | LST | Landing Ship, Tank | USS LST 393 Veterans Museum | ||
USS LST-1008 | China | Shandong | Qingdao | United States | 1944 | LST | Tank landing ship | [38] | ||
United States | Nebraska | Omaha | United States | 1953 | Mackerel class | Submarine | [39] | |||
United States | Massachusetts | Fall River | United States | 1941 | (1939) | Battleship | Fought in the Naval Battle of Casablanca, where she sank or helped to sink 10 ships in total | [40] | ||
United States | California | San Diego | United States | 1945 | Aircraft carrier | [41] | ||||
United States | Hawaii | Pearl Harbor | United States | 1944 | Battleship | Japanese surrender | ||||
Nash (harbor tug) | United States | New York | Oswego | United States | 1943 | Tugboat | (Army tug) Participated in the Normandy landings | [42] | ||
United States | Connecticut | Groton | United States | 1954 | Nuclear-powered | Submarine | North Pole | [43] | ||
United States | New Jersey | Camden | United States | 1942 | Battleship | New Jersey | [44] | |||
United States | North Carolina | Wilmington | United States | 1940 | Battleship | [45] | ||||
United States | Pennsylvania | Philadelphia | United States | 1892 | Steel-hulled | Protected cruiser | Commodore Dewey's flagship, Independence Seaport Museum, served as the flagship at the naval Battle of Manila Bay | [46] | ||
United States | Florida | Jacksonville | United States | 1945 | Destroyer | [47] | ||||
United States | California | San Francisco | United States | 1943 | Submarine | National Historic Landmark | [48] | |||
United States | District of Columbia | Washington, D.C. | United States | 1776 | Gunboat | Battle of Valcour Island | [49] | |||
TCG Pirireis | Turkey | Aegean Region | Izmir | United States | 1951 | Submarine | ||||
United States | California | Oakland (Jack London Square) | United States | 1934 | Presidential | Yacht | Franklin D. Roosevelt | [50] | ||
PTF-26 | United States | Illinois | Golconda | United States | 1968 | Osprey class | Fast Patrol Boat | Deployed to Vietnam 1968-69. Sea Scout Ship with all-female crew 1998-2020. Relocated as 1st maritime training ship on Ohio River Jan 2024. | [51] | |
North Korea | South Pyongan | Pyongyang | United States | 1944 | Technical research ship | [52] | ||||
United States | Arkansas | Little Rock | United States | 1944 | Submarine | |||||
United States | Pennsylvania | Pittsburgh | United States | 1945 | Submarine | |||||
Name | Country | Region | City | Nationality | Launched | Class | Type | Remarks | Ref | |
United States | Massachusetts | Quincy | United States | 1943 | Heavy cruiser | |||||
United States | Michigan | Muskegon | United States | 1941 | Submarine | |||||
United States | New York | Albany | United States | 1944 | Destroyer escort | |||||
United States | Texas | Galveston | United States | 1942 | Destroyer escort | Seawolf Park | ||||
ROKS Taedong | South Korea | United States | 1943 | Frigate | ||||||
ROCS Te Yang | Republic of China (Taiwan) | Tainan | Tainan City | United States | 1945 | Destroyer | ||||
United States | Texas | Galveston | United States | 1910 | Battleship | Flooded herself to aim farther during shore bombardment at the Normandy landings. As of 2023 she is in drydock in Galveston. Future homeport to be decided. | ||||
United States | New York | Buffalo | United States | 1943 | Destroyer | Buffalo and Erie County Naval and Military Park | [53] | |||
United States | Maryland | Baltimore | United States | 1944 | Submarine | Baltimore Maritime Museum | ||||
United States | Washington | Bremerton | United States | 1958 | Destroyer | Gulf of Tonkin Incident | ||||
TCG Uluçalireis | Turkey | Istanbul Province | Istanbul | United States | 1944 | Submarine | ||||
USS Utah | United States | Hawaii | Pearl Harbor | United States | 1909 | Battleship | USS Utah Memorial, Sunken wreck | |||
United States | Oregon | Rainier | United States | 1952 | LST | Landing Ship, Tank | Preservation status on hold | [54] | ||
United States | Virginia | Norfolk | United States | 1943 | Battleship | |||||
United States | South Carolina | Mount Pleasant | United States | 1943 | Aircraft carrier | |||||
Hiddensee | United States | Massachusetts | Fall River | East Germany | 1984 | Tarantul I | Missile Corvette | [55] | ||
Trieste | United States | District of Columbia | Washington, D.C. | Italy | 1953 | Bathyscaphe | Naval Historical Center | |||
Trieste II (DSV-1) | United States | Washington | Keyport | United States | 1969 | Bathyscaphe | Naval Undersea Museum | |||
HA. 19 | United States | Texas | Fredericksburg | Japan | 1941 | Ko-hyoteki class | Midget submarine | Pearl Harbor | [56] | |
United States | Illinois | Chicago | Nazi Germany | 1941 | Type IXC | Submarine | Captured in 1944, sank 7 ships and survived a 250-pound bomb | |||
United States | California | San Diego | Soviet Union | 1967 | Foxtrot (641) class | Submarine | Maritime Museum of San Diego | [57] | ||
Name | Country | Region | City | Nationality | Launched | Class | Type | Remarks | Ref | |
United States | Florida | Tampa | United States | 1945 | Victory Ship | Cargo Ship | National Register of Historic Places | [58] | ||
RV Ben Franklin | Canada | British Columbia | Vancouver | United States | 1966 | Research vessel | Submarine | Vancouver Maritime Museum | [59] | |
SS Hellas Liberty | Greece | Pireus | Pireus | United States | 1943 | Liberty ship | Cargo Ship | |||
United States | California | San Francisco | United States | 1943 | Liberty ship | Cargo Ship | [60] | |||
United States | Maryland | Baltimore | United States | 1942 | Liberty ship | Cargo Ship | [61] | |||
United States | California | San Pedro | United States | 1945 | Victory Ship | Cargo Ship | U.S. Merchant Marine | [62] | ||
United States | California | Richmond | United States | 1944 | Victory Ship | Cargo Ship | ||||
PT 309 | United States | Texas | Fredericksburg | United States | 1944 | 78' Higgins Type | PT Boat | [63] | ||
PT 617 | United States | Massachusetts | Fall River | United States | 1945 | 80' Elco Type | PT Boat | [64] | ||
PT 658 | United States | Oregon | Portland, Oregon | United States | 1945 | 78' Higgins Type | PT Boat | [65] | ||
PT 796 | United States | Massachusetts | Fall River | United States | 1945 | 78' Higgins Type | PT Boat | [66] | ||
United States Coast Guard | ||||||||||
Name | Country | Region | City | Nationality | Launched | Class | Type | Remarks | Links | |
CG-41410 | United States | Wisconsin | Sturgeon Bay | United States | 1977 | 41 UTB class | Utility Boat | [67] | ||
CG-44404 | United States | New Jersey | Cape May | United States | 1972 | 44 MLB class | Motor Life Boat | |||
Brilliant | United States | Connecticut | Mystic | United States | 1932 | Auxiliary schooner | [68] | |||
United States | Michigan | Manistee | United States | 1944 | Class C (Iris) | USCG seagoing buoy tender | ||||
United States | Washington | Seattle | United States | 1927 | Patrol Boat | http://www.highlandlab.com/cutteralert.htm | ||||
United States | Michigan | Port Huron | United States | 1943 | Class C (Iris) | Cutter/Buoy tender | http://www.phmuseum.org/ | |||
USCGC Comanche | United States | Washington | Tacoma | United States | 1944 | ATA-170 class | Fleet Tug | https://www.hnsa.org/hnsa-ships/uscgc-comanche-ata-202-wata-202-wmec-202 | ||
United States | Florida | Key West | United States | 1936 | Cutter | http://www.uscgcingham.org/ | ||||
United States | Michigan | Mackinaw City | United States | 1943 | Icebreaker | http://www.icebreakermackinawmuseum.org/ | ||||
United States | Michigan | Muskegon | United States | 1927 | Patrol Boat | http://glnmm.org/ | ||||
USCGC Morris | United States | Texas | United States | 1927 | Patrol Boat | [69] | ||||
United States | Minnesota | Duluth | United States | 1942 | USCG Seagoing Buoy Tender | Cutter | Sold to private interests in 2010 | |||
United States | Maryland | Baltimore | United States | 1935 | Cutter | Pearl Harbor attack | ||||
CG 36500 | United States | Massachusetts | Orleans | United States | 1946 | 36-foot lifeboat | Lifeboat | https://web.archive.org/web/20100316222729/http://www.cg36500.org/index.html | ||
Lightship Ambrose | United States | New York | New York | United States | 1907 | LV-87 | Lightvessel | South Street Seaport | http://www.southstreetseaportmuseum.org/index1.aspx?BD=9003 | |
United States | New Jersey | Camden | United States | 1904 | LV 79/WAL 506 | Lightvessel | Formerly Chesapeake Bay Maritime Museum and Penn's Landing. Currently Pyne Poynt Marina. | |||
Lightship Columbia | United States | Oregon | Astoria | United States | 1951 | WLV-604 | Lightvessel | List of lightvessel museums in the United States | ||
Lightship Huron | United States | Michigan | Port Huron | United States | 1920 | LV-103 | Lightvessel | List of lightvessel museums in the United States | http://www.phmuseum.org/huron.html | |
Lightship Chesapeake | United States | Maryland | Baltimore | United States | 1930 | LV-116 | Lightvessel | List of lightvessel museums in the United States | http://www.baltomaritimemuseum.org | |
Lightship Nantucket | United States | Massachusetts | East Boston, | United States | 1936 | LV-112 | Lightvessel | RMS Olympic List of lightvessel museums in the United States | http://nantucketlightship.com/ | |
Lightship Frying-Pan | United States | New York | New York | United States | 1929 | LV-115 | Lightvessel | |||
Lightship Portsmouth | United States | Virginia | Portsmouth | United States | 1915 | LV-101 | Lightvessel | List of lightvessel museums in the United States | ||
Lightship Swiftsure | United States | Washington | Seattle | United States | 1904 | LV-83 | Lightvessel |