LOCATION FILE
USS Constellation
FOLLOWBaltimore, MD
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The last sail-only warship built by the U.S. Navy, launched in 1854 and used against the Atlantic slave trade before Civil War service; she is preserved as a museum ship at Baltimore's Inner Harbor.
REPORTED ACTIVITY
Long-running lore ties the ship to figures such as Captain Thomas Truxtun and watchman Carl Hansen; a 1955 photo published in the Baltimore Sun appeared to show a figure on deck, and staff report footsteps and voices below decks.
VISITING
Open to the public as a museum ship.
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