List of museum ships

This is a list of museum ships around the world.

• HNLMS Abraham Crijnssen - Den Helder, Netherlands, minesweeper
• HMAS Advance[?] - Sydney, Australia, attack patrol boat
• USS Alabama - Mobile, battleship
• USS Albacore[?] - Portsmouth, New Hampshire, experimental submarine
• Alexander Henry - Kingston, Ontario, icebreaker[?]
• M314 Alta[?] - Oslo, minesweeper
• SS American Victory[?] - Tampa, Florida, victory ship
• Arctic Corsair[?] - Hull, England
• USS Arizona - Pearl Harbor, Japanese victim
• Cruiser Aurora[?] - St Petersburg, Russian Revolution player

• B-413[?] - Kaliningrad, Russia, submarine
• Balclutha[?] - San Francisco, California
• MV Balmoral[?] - Glasgow
• USS Barry[?] - Washington DC, destroyer
• USS Batfish[?] - Muskogee, Oklahoma, submarine
• Bauru[?], ex USS McAnn - Rio de Janeiro, destroyer escort[?]
• HMS Belfast - London, cruiser
• Bluenose II - Lunenburg, Nova Scotia, racing schooner
• USS Bowfin (SS-287)[?] - Pearl Harbor, submarine
• Britannia - Edinburgh, former royal yacht
• HMS Bronington[?] - Birkenhead?, minesweeper
• HR MS Buffel[?] - Rotterdam, 1868 turret ram

• USS Cairo[?] - Vicksburg, Mississippi, ironclad gunboat
• USS Cassin Young[?] - Boston, destroyer
• HMAS Castlemaine[?] - Williamstown[?], 1941 Minesweeper
• HMS Cavalier[?] - Chatham, destroyer
• Charles W. Morgan[?] - Mystic, Connecticut, whaler[?]
• FS Colbert[?] - Bordeaux, France, last French cruiser
• USS Constellation - Baltimore, Maryland, sailing frigate, last wooden warship built in US
• USS Constitution - Boston, sailing frigate, oldest commissioned warship afloat
• Cutty Sark - Greenwich, only surviving clipper ship

• HMAS Diamantina[?] - Brisbane, Australia, frigate
• USS Drum (SS-228)[?] - Mobile, Alabama, submarine

• Falls of Clyde[?] - Honolulu, four-master
• SS Forceful[?] - Brisbane, Australia, ocean tug[?]
• Fram[?] - Oslo, Norwegian polar exploration built 1892, vessel of Fridtjof Nansen (North pole expedition), and Roald Amundsen (South pole expedition), part of Bygdøy maritime museum complex

• HMS Gannet[?] - Chatham, 1878 screw sloop[?]
• Georgios Averoff[?] - Athens, Greece, only surviving armored cruiser of the early 20th century
• SV Glenlee[?] - Glasgow, 1896 3-masted steel barque
• SS Great Britain - Bristol

• HMCS Haida[?] - Hamilton, Ontario, destroyer
• Huascar[?] - Talcahuano[?], Chile, monitor
• USS Hornet (CV-12) - Alameda, California, WWII aircraft carrier
• Lightship Huron[?] - Port Huron, Michigan, lighthouse ship

• USS Intrepid (CV-11) - New York City, WWII aircraft carrier

• SS Jeremiah O'Brien[?] - San Francisco, California
• Joseph Conrad (ship)[?] - Mystic, Connecticut
• Jylland[?] - Ebeltoft, Denmark, screw frigate

• Kalmar Nyckel[?] - Wilmington, Delaware, brought Swedish to Delaware (replica)
• USS Kidd[?] - Baton Rouge, Louisiana, destroyer
• PS Kingswear Castle[?] - Chatham, paddle steamer
• Kon Tiki[?], Oslo, balsa raft sailed from South America to Polynesian islands[?] by Thor Heyerdahl, part of Bygdøy maritime museum complex
• Krait[?] - Sydney, Australia, commando boat
• Krasin[?] - St Petersburg, Russia, icebreaker[?]

• SS Lane Victory[?] - San Pedro, California, victory ship
• Lembit[?] - Tallinn, Estonia, mine-laying submarine
• USS Lexington (CV-16) - Corpus Christi, Texas, aircraft carrier
• USS Little Rock (CL-92)[?] - Buffalo, New York, light cruiser
• USS LST-325[?] - Chickasaw, Alabama, landing ship tank[?]

• USS Massachusetts (BB-59) - Fall River, Massachusetts, battleship
• Mayflower - Plymouth, Pilgrims ship (replica), crossed Atlantic
• USS Midway (CV-41)[?] - San Diego, California, aircraft carrier
• Minsk - Shenzhen, China, ex-Soviet aircraft cruiser
• USS Missouri - Pearl Harbor, battleship

• USS Nautilus - Groton, Connecticut, first nuclear submarine
• USS New Jersey (BB-62) - Camden, New Jersey, battleship
• Norgoma[?] - Sault-Ste-Marie[?], Great Lakes passenger ship
• USS North Carolina (BB-55) - Wilmington, North Carolina, battleship

• HMAS Onslow[?] - Sydney, Oberon class submarine
• HMAS Ovens[?] - Fremantle, Oberon class submarine

• USS Pampanito (SS-383) - San Francisco, California, submarine
• Pilgrim[?] - Dana Point, California, Richard Dana[?] vessel
• SS Polly Woodside[?] - Melbourne, 1885 three masted barque
• Pride of Baltmore II[?] - Baltimore, Maryland, clipper replica

• RMS Queen Mary - Long Beach, California

• Ra II, Oslo, Egyptian reed (plant)[?] craft sailed across the Atlantic ocean by Thor Heyerdahl, part of Bygdøy sea museum complex
• SS Red Oak Victory[?] - Richmond, California, victory ship
• Riachuelo[?] - Rio de Janeiro, submarine
• HMS Rose[?] - Bridgeport, Connecticut, American Revolution frigate (replica)

• HMCS Sackville[?] - Halifax corvette
• RCMPV St. Roch[?] - Vancouver, auxiliary police schooner
• HNLMS Schorpioen[?] - Den Helder, Netherlands, 1868 ironclad ram
• Sigun[?] - Turku, Finland, wooden barque
• Star of India - San Diego, California, barque, oldest seaworthy vessel, possibly oldest merchant ship afloat
• Spurn lightship[?], in Kingston-upon-Hull's marina [1] (http://www.hullcc.gov.uk/museums/spurn/index.php)
• Suomen Joutsen[?] - Turku, Finland, sailing frigate

• Tarmo[?] - Kotka[?], Finland, oldest surviving icebreaker[?]
• USS Texas (BB-35) - La Porte, Texas (near Houston), battleship
• HNLMS Tonijn[?] - Den Helder, Netherlands, three-cylinder submarine
• USS Torsk[?] - Baltimore, Maryland, last Pearl Harbor armed ship afloat
• U-359[?] - Nakskov, Denmark, Soviet Whiskey-class submarine
• U-505 - Chicago, Illinois, U-boat
• U-995[?] - Laboe, Germany[?], U-boat

• Uluçalireis[?], ex USS Thornback (SS-418) - Istanbul, Turkey, submarine
• HMAS Whyalla[?] - Whyalla[?], Australia
• Wilhelm Bauer[?], ex U-2540 - Bremerhaven, U-boat
• USS Wisconsin (BB-64) - Norfolk, Virginia, battleship

• HMAS Vampire[?] - Sydney, Daring class destroyer
• Vasa - Stockholm
• Vesikko[?] - Helsinki, Finland, submarine
• HMS Victory - Portsmouth, oldest intact warship

• USS Yorktown (CV-10) - Mount Pleasant, South Carolina, aircraft carrier

External links

• Historic Naval Ships Visitors' Guide (http://www.maritime.org/hnsa-guide.htm)
• List of museum submarines (http://www.lostsubs.com/Museums_Master_List.htm)