"Old Ironsides" Afloat Again

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Join us and the National Parks of Boston as we celebrate USS Constitution’s much-anticipated return to the water after two years in dry dock.

The USS Constitution Museum will be open from 9AM – midnight with FREE family-friendly activities from 4PM – 8PM.

  • Enjoy hands-on activities, music, and gallery talks for all ages
  • Make a souvenir button
  • Share your vision for the future of the Navy Yard
  • Watch the flooding of Dry Dock 1 and see “Old Ironsides” afloat again!

Programs:

  • Try your hand at the shipbuilding tools that made Constitution shipshape again – from the treenails that kept her planking in place to her waterproof caulking!
  • Constitution will float later tonight, but can you build a tinfoil boat that does the same? Challenge your friends and test your own skills in our boat making program.
  • Rigging a ship like Constitution is knot easy. Practice your knot tying skills while learning about the different lines aboard “Old Ironsides.”
  • Sailors’ often got nautical tattoos to commemorate a special moment in their lives. Mark yourself with a limited-edition temporary tattoo of Constitution in dry dock.
USS Constitution Museum -
Building 22, Charlestown Navy Yard
Charlestown, MA 02129

David Wedemeyer
Manager, Marketing & Communications
dwedemeyer@usscm.org
(617) 286-5082

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