Liberty Ship John W. Brown
8.9 • Maritime museum
Liberty ships from World War II stand as rare, operational vessels showcasing fully restored compartments like engine rooms and quarters. The atmosphere blends historical preservation with dedicated volunteer passion, offering informative tours that immerse visitors in maritime and wartime history. Access is controlled, and the ship remains active with day cruises, maintaining its status as a living piece of history.
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"The volunteers' passion for keeping this history alive is amazing."
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Good to know
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The tour costs $20 for adults and $10 for children under 10.
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Visitors should call or email to purchase tickets in advance due to restricted access.
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Access to the ship is restricted; visitors need to be let in by a crew member.
Pier 13, 4601 Newgate Ave, Baltimore, MD, United States
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