USS Constellation Baltimore

After leaving Adam and Teresa's we drove up to Baltimore to visit some of Tom's haunts from (gasp!) 50 years ago. The first stop was downtown at the waterfront to check out the USS Constellation. It's now a centerpiece of the very handsome Inner Harbor. Neither the ship nor the waterfront have any resemblance to what I remember.(granted, I was only …

... Baltimore because of the financial and psychological costs of finding another place to park in a big city. The first I visited was the USS Constellation, an 1854 Sloop of War.  I have been aboard wooden replicas of a few smaller sailing ships so far ...

... roads to the harbor. Walked around the harbor briefly before getting into the aquarium. After ~4hrs in the aquarium, we toured USS Constellation, then boarded red line water taxi to Fenton. From Fenton, we took the purple water taxi to tour around the ...

... some of Tom's haunts from (gasp!) 50 years ago. The first stop was downtown at the waterfront to check out the USS Constellation. It's now a centerpiece of the very handsome Inner Harbor. Neither the ship nor the waterfront have any resemblance to what ...

... inner harbor area known as the Harborplace. This is a marketplace lined with shops and restaurants. There's this old ship called the USS Constellation that was the last sail ship commissioned by the US Navy in 1854. Annapolis—we had dinner at Joss ...

... ; “by the dawns early light.” Those words prompted Francis Scott Key to write the lyrics of the Star Spangled Banner. USS Constellation - Launched in 1854 it was the last all-sail ship built by the U.S. Navy and is the only surviving vessel ...