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USS Greer
Seventy-five years ago today, this photograph of the USS Greer was taken at the US Navy Yard in Charleston, South Carolina.
From the Charleston Naval Shipyard Photographs collection held at the Patriots Point Naval and Maritime Museum.
Patriots Point Naval & Maritime Museum and Charleston Harbor Resort & Marina by David Oppenheimer Patriots Point Naval & Maritime Museum and Charleston Harbor Resort & Marina in Mount Pleasant, South Carolina - © 2020 David Oppenheimer - Performance Impressions aerial photography archives - performanceimpressions.com
Patriots Point Naval and Maritime Museum on Charleston Harbor is an amazing visit, hosting over 300 thousand visitors each year and you are guaranteed to be amazed by the World War II aircraft carrier, the USS YORKTOWN. Spend some time at the Cold War Memorial and enjoy the only Vietnam Experience Exhibit in the U.S. – there is lots to do at Patriots Point, located just a short drive from Charleston in Mt. Pleasant South Carolina. Make sure to stop into Vendue Travel before you visit to pick up discount coupons and Mt. Pleasant maps, we are located at 229 Meeting Street and open daily 9am to 9pm. Learn more about Patriots Point at https://www.patriotspoint.org/about/
Patriots Point
We headed over to Patriots Point on Monday, and spent the day walking around the USS Yorktown. Great museum, very nice for a day or two.
Patriots Point Naval Museum is a great stop in Charleston. Make sure to save on your tickets by stopping at Vendue Travel at 229 Meeting Street, we have discounts on all the best Charleston has to offer. We are open daily, 9am to 9pm
Keel Laying Ceremonies of the LST #355
Seventy-five years ago today, Admiral W. Glassford presented Mr. And Mrs. Eugene H. Ingram with a plaque commemorating the Keel Laying Ceremonies of the LST #355, on Labor Day, Monday, September 7, 1942.
From the Charleston Naval Shipyard Photographs held at the Patriots Point Naval and Maritime Museum.
History on the Waterfront
History on the Waterfront
By Linda Tancs History awaits along the waterfront at Patriots Point in Charleston Harbor, South Carolina. That’s where you’ll find the USS Yorktown, the 10th aircraft carrier to serve in the U.S. Navy. Originally named Bon Homme Richard, it was renamed Yorktown in honor of the Yorktown that was sunk during the Battle of Midway in 1942. The carrier participated significantly in the Pacific…
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