One of the oldest tavern in Boston. Perhaps the revolutionaries made plans here...
Modern day customers at the Warren Tavern.
The mast of the US Constitution, one of the first battle ships of the new country
US Constitution canon...wonder if it was used in the American Revolutionary War?
Steep stairs up to deck
Plaque with all the captions who headed this ship...it is STILL commissioned (considered in active use).
Sailors sleep in hammocks all bunched together
Lower deck
They cook in here...
The officers' mess hall (where they eat)
An officer's room with a hammock bed
Officers get a door and privacy
access to the next level of lower deck
Sideboard (where they place food) for the officers' dining room
More hammocks for the non commissioned sailors
Captain's quarters
mechanism for the steering wheel
Sailors drink grog every day
Steps going up and down the ship
Side view of cannon
cannon ball
QR code for a Youtube video showing how a cannon is loaded
Ship's stove
Stairs to lower deck
Steering wheel
model of USS Constitution
State House - site of the Boston Massacre
Sam Adam's grave site
Boston Harbor where the Boston Tea Party took place, also the museum
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