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Day 9: USS Constitution

Julia T wrote 3 days ago: “Huzzah, her sides are made of iron! See where the shot fell out!” … more →

Tags: sky, Boston, Photo of the Day, One photo a day, sky project, freedom trail, Sightseeing, Boston Bucket List

Off To Salem And Back To Boston2 comments

Marissa Sutera wrote 1 week ago: On May 7th we started off the day with a trip to Salem, Massachusetts. Our first stop once we were i … more →

Tags: Traveling, united states, Massachusetts, Boston, North End, Salem Witch Trials, Salem, Jonathan Corwin, Battle of Bunker Hill

Decorating with Sailboat Models

http://www.gonautical.blog wrote 1 week ago: Sailboat Models is the most preferred choice of decorators,  as ship models catch the fancy of almos … more →

Tags: ship model, ship in the bottle, america's cup models, Sailboat Models, RMS Titanic. Famous Ships

7 May 1934: USS Constitution completed her 90 port visit tour - a photo series

Crash MacDuff wrote 2 weeks ago: On 7 May 1934, the frigate Constitution completed her tour of 90 port cities along the Atlantic, Gul … more →

Tags: U.S. Navy, USN History

USS Constitution Frigate

http://www.gonautical.blog wrote 3 weeks ago: Reblogged from Go Nautical: USS Constitution Model Ship Replica   The United States Navy's three-mas … more →

Tags: Tall Ship, Sailing, historic ships

The Ultimate Road Trip USA

Lauren Gan wrote 1 month ago: Quickpoints -Zach Green embarks on a 9,730 mile road trip finding fulfillment and self-discovery (Ph … more →

Tags: Boston Harbor, California, Recreation, Road Trip, Travel, washington dc, YouTube, Zach Green, zachisthename

USS Constitution Frigate1 comment

http://www.gonautical.blog wrote 1 month ago: USS Constitution Model Ship Replica   The United States Navy’s three-masted frigate USS Consti … more →

Tags: Tall Ships History, Famous Ships, model ship, History, Tall Ship, Sailing, model ship

the museum came to us today...1 comment

Malkire wrote 1 month ago: The art teacher, Dave, carried the hulking box in from his classroom. Two feet by two feet, he propp … more →

Tags: Teaching, Photography, Education 2, Teaching, Education, History, museum, War of 1812, hms java

Easter Celebrated In Boston

deanreddington wrote 1 month ago: [worldnow id=8727919 width=385 height=288 type=video] BOSTON (CBS) – Cardinal Sean O’Malley le … more →

Tags: News, watch & listen, Local, Heard On WBZ NewsRadio 1030, Syndicated Local, kim tunnicliffe, mark katic, Easter

First ( of many ) Musings on America4 comments

Wil wrote 1 month ago: So, I’ve been in America for just under a week, see here, and have just left Boston on a Greyh … more →

Tags: Life, Travel, united states, England, america, Boston, Gap Year, JFK, Greyhound

Portland Attorney, Jim Westwood Beerchaser of the Quarter for January - March, 2013 2 comments

thebeerchaser wrote 1 month ago: Attorney and Model Citizen, Jim Westwood It is fitting and proper to recognize those who distinguish … more →

Tags: Beerchaser-of-the-Month or Quarter, Beer Tavern, City Club of Portland, Classroom Law Project Legal Citizen of the Year, Craig Hanneman, De la Salle North Catholic High School, Dr. Harry Frankfurt On Bullshit, Jack Capell, james crumley

Loosely, Loosely

skmooney wrote 2 months ago: Ah, but I was so much older then I’m younger than that now Boston February 2013 … more →

Tags: Photography, History, Winter 2, Boston, Photography (2), Beacon Hill, Mike's Pastries, boston public library, Charlestown

The National Community Band 2013

Gandalfe wrote 2 months ago: “From childhood I was passionately fond of music and wanted to be a musician. I have no recoll … more →

Tags: Saxophone, Clarinet, Band, Community, Bucket List, Vacations, John Philip Sousa, National Community Band, freedom trail

Boston and The Freedom Trail1 comment

anthonypompliano wrote 2 months ago: Most children grow up and follow their parents’ footsteps. They cheer for their parents’ … more →

Tags: Success!, Entrepreneurship, Education, Business, Travel, Boston, freedom trail, Paul Revere

Don't tread on me

wliau wrote 2 months ago: Following the advice of another top 10 list of places to see in Boston, we visited the Boston Navy Y … more →

Tags: Photography, Charlestown, M&A, Boston, Massachusetts, Navy Yard, Cassin Young, USS Cassin Young, Boston Navy Yard

Could the science & technology of our past intrigue students?

kmanring wrote 3 months ago: BOSTON — I’ve done most of my sight-seeing on morning runs, but today I broke free from … more →

Tags: reform, Good Living, Boston, ITSP

Property of His Country: Stephen Decatur Jr.31 comments

J. G. Burdette wrote 3 months ago: Stephen Decatur Jr. (Courtesy Library of Congress) On 5 January 1779 Stephen Decatur Jr. was born to … more →

Tags: History: 19th century, History: 18th century, ships, War, History, maritime, Sailors, Stephen Decatur, HMS Macedonian

USS Constitution

giannapadavano wrote 3 months ago: … more →

Tags: adventure, Charlestown, Boston, Navy Yard

George Phillips survived from 'The Battle of the Bulge' to the end of WWII2 comments

Don Moore wrote 4 months ago: George Phillips of North Port, Fla. is pictured with a shadow box full of his World War II medals an … more →

Tags: World War II, U S Army, Battle of the Bulge, bastogne, Patton's 3rd Army, 87th Infantry Division, company G, 347th Regiment


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