🚨 HOURS SHIFT 🚨 Starting October 1, USS Constitution will shift to winter hours. “Old Ironsides” will be open to the public from 10:00 AM to 4:00 PM, Wednesday through Sunday. As the seasons change, our mission remains the same—to preserve and share the legacy of America’s Ship of State, the world’s oldest commissioned warship afloat. Every visit is a chance to walk the decks of history, connect with the stories of generations of Sailors, and see firsthand why “Old Ironsides” continues to insp

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Starfleet Academy Courses. Introduction to Starfleet. Federation starships. USS Enterprise (NCC-1701). Refit of the 2270s: The Enterprise underwent another major refit into what would later be known as the Constitution II-class. The refitting took eighteen months of work, and essentially a new vessel was built onto the bones of the old, replacing virtually every major system. This ensured Enterprise's continued service for the next several years, enabling the ship to continue to serve in its pro

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11K views · 629 reactions | What do current crew members of USS Constitution do onboard today? Our mission is to promote, preserve, and protect the ship and her rich naval history within the city of Boston and around the country. Are you an eligible Sailor for "Old Ironsides" and interested in becoming part of the crew? Contact your detailer and NCC Watkins at [email protected]. HUZZAH! | USS Constitution | Facebook

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On October 21, 1797, USS CONSTITUTION was launched in Boston as one of the first six frigates of the U.S. Navy. Today, 'America's Ship of State' still holds a special place in Boston’s heart. Over the next few days, we’ll celebrate the city’s deep connection to 'Old Ironsides.' Fun fact: Paul Revere, famous for his 'Midnight Ride,' played a key role in building the ship! At 60, he provided the copper fittings that protected the wooden hull from rust and marine worms — a critical innovation that