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A black and white photo of the christening bottle used on the USS Hillary P. Jones (DD-427) during christening ceremonies at the Charleston Naval Shipyard on December 14, 1939.
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A black and white photo from the Christening of the USS Manning (DE-199) at Charleston Navy Shipyard on October 1, 1943.
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The christening ceremonies of the USS Manning (DE-199) take place at the Charleston Navy Shipyard on October 1, 1943.
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A photo of two men installing the 20mm guns on Merchant Ship 600-B at the Charleston Navy Shipyard on March 9, 1943.
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A black and white photo of Admiral William Glassford presenting Mr. and Mrs. Moses and Minnie Hayes with a plaque commemorating the keel-laying of LST 356. The presentation took place at Charleston...
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A black and white photo men and women participating in the keel-laying ceremony for LST 356. The ceremony took place on September 7, 1942, at Charleston Navy Shipyard.
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A black and white photo of the launch of LST 358 at the Charleston Navy Shipyard on December 15, 1942. The view shows men waving from the bow just before launching.
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A black and white photo of Trainee Divers S.L. Gosnell (left) and J.A. Brock (right) at the Charleston Naval Shipyard on March 19, 1942. Several men assist as the two divers prepare for their first...
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Faded, formerly red, white, and blue christening ribbons sewn and wrapped around a champagne bottle cork. The ribbons and cork are mounted on a light brown, wooden plaque that names the sponsor of the...
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Woven silver christening bottle sealed with the remnants of a glass champagne bottle tucked inside. The bottle reads "LSM 143, Launched, Charleston Navy Yard, May 18 1944, Sponsor Mrs. JA McDonough."
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Navy 250th Anniversary Celebration & Yorktown Veterans Meet and greet Patriots Point Naval & Maritime Museum will commemorate the U.S. Navy’s 250th anniversary with a special day of celebration aboard...
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Anchored in the Charleston Harbor, the USS Yorktown is more than a World War II aircraft carrier, it’s a living classroom of history, honor, and adventure. Through the Operation Overnight program...
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As part of the Charting 50 Years campaign, updated branding assets have been developed and will be incorporated throughout 2026. These new assets will serve as a temporary replacement for certain...
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The World War II cruise book edition of the USS Yorktown (CV-10) titled "Into The Wind" was edited and produced after the war by Lieutenant Robert L. Brandt USNR. The book contains photos and...
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The USS Yorktown Foundation’s 2nd Annual Holes Fore Heroes Golf Tournament was a record-breaking success, raising more than $105,000 in support of Patriots Point Naval & Maritime Museum – a 50%...
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Interested in becoming a Corporate Partner? Contact Kayla Webber at (843) 216-5023 kaylawebber@ussyorktownfoundation.org
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The USS Yorktown Foundation is the designated support organization for Patriots Point Naval & Maritime Museum. As a registered 501(c)(3) nonprofit, the Foundation provides vital funding that preserves...
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At Patriots Point Naval & Maritime Museum, history comes to life through immersive, hands-on learning experiences. From exploring the decks of the USS Yorktown to engaging with STEM-based programs and...
