From aircraft carriers to tugboats, visiting a historic ship is a great day out for the whole family and provides a chance to explore naval history and maritime traditions past.
HNSA ships offer younger visitors hands-on engagement with history. From overnight programs to classroom field trips to family events, fun-filled educational opportunities can be found on every deck of a historic ship! Looking for ways to really immerse yourself in history? Fleet members are always looking for volunteers to help and preserve and interpret their ships!
HNSA fleet members come from 13 different countries, advocating the preservation of ships and maritime heritage all around the world.
Historic naval ships are storytellers-they serve to remind us of the deeds of those who served aboard them. Stroll back through time as you walk the decks of a HNSA vessel and discover more about the men and women that helped shape today.
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