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hmskillick wrote 1 day ago: ryan old ironsides centerfold. rena after the rain … more →

Tags: Anything Goes, rain, Manhattan, Old ironsides, centerfold, History, Navy, shoe, umbrella

Silencing of the Mighty Guns

navytim wrote 1 month ago: It has been some time since my last post, for those that followed the deployment to the heat and san … more →

Tags: Boston, Current Affairs, Navy, Patriotism, Chief, Holiday, Liberty, Old ironsides

USS Constitution

faegirl wrote 1 month ago: I had a great post here about the neighbors who want the USS Constitution to change the way she fire … more →

Tags: 2009, Annoying, Boston, Boston National Historical Park, Charlestown Navy Yard, History, Local, Massachusetts, national park service

USS Constitution (Old Ironsides)4 comments

dummidumbwit wrote 1 month ago: USS Constitution (Old Ironsides) USS Constitution, known as “Old Ironsides,” is a wooden … more →

Tags: Art, Culture, Design, Government, History, INTERNATIONAL, technology, Travel, War

Location: Boston & the Boston Marathon

kpratzon wrote 1 year ago: Written by Kerry Pratzon I am lucky enough to have a family member with a house right on the Boston … more →

Tags: Locations, Travel, Photography, Photo, Boston, marathon, city, Action, adventure

Urban Legend: Old Ironsides

Randy Roberts wrote 1 year ago: Sifting through myth and finding only the facts creates problems for historians and for someone not … more →

Tags: Urban Legends, Old ironsides, U.S. Navy

Shipshape in Searsport

Hilary Nangle wrote 1 year ago: For years I drove past the inland faux lighthouse on Route 1 in Searsport. I finally stopped in a fe … more →

Tags: Maine, Searsport, ships, Boat Models

On This Day, 8-19-2008: "Old Ironsides"

Randy Roberts wrote 1 year ago: Old Ironsides earns its names During the War of 1812, the U.S. Navy frigate Constitution defeats the … more →

Tags: History, Thomas Jefferson, Francis Gary Powers, Adolf Hitler, Iran, Old ironsides, Guerriere, Salem, California

On This Day, 8-14-2008: Japan Surrenders

Randy Roberts wrote 1 year ago: Japan’s surrender made public On this day in 1945, an official announcement of Japan’s u … more →

Tags: History, China, World War II, World War I, Social Security Act, Japan, Emperor Hirohito, Oak Hill, Thomas F Nickel

Boscobel Civil War Reenactment: Cavalry

Randy Roberts wrote 1 year ago: In 1861 my ancestor Henry Gleason answered President Lincoln’s first call and volunteered for … more →

Tags: History, Photography, Boscobel Wisconsin, 4th Wsiconsin Volunteer Infantry, 4th Wisconsin Mounted Infantry, 4th Wisconsin Infantry, 4th Wisconsin Cavalry, 8th Illinois Cavalry, Kronshage Park

On This Day, 7-23-08: Virginia Park

Randy Roberts wrote 1 year ago: The 12th Street riot In the early morning hours of July 23, 1967, one of the worst riots in U.S. his … more →

Tags: History, Serbia, Lyndon B. Johnson, Detroit, Virginia Park, United Community League for Civic Action, william scott, Jerome P Cavanaugh, george romney

On This Day, 7-22-08: INF Treaty

Randy Roberts wrote 1 year ago: Gorbachev accepts ban on intermediate-range nuclear missiles In a dramatic turnaround, Soviet leader … more →

Tags: History, Mikhail Gorbachev, Cold War, Roanoke, Richard M. Nixon, Saddam Hussein, John Bell Hood, William T. Sherman, Intermediate-Range Nuclear Forces

On This Day, 7-21-08: Stonewall

Randy Roberts wrote 1 year ago: The First Battle of Bull Run In the first major land battle of the Civil War, a large Union force un … more →

Tags: History, Civil War, Adolf Hitler, First Battle of Bull Run, irvin mcdowell, Pierre GT Beauregard, Fort Sumter, Manassas, Joeseph Johnston

Yankee Doodle Dandy

b1ttersweet wrote 1 year ago: This Fourth of July was the 232nd anniversary of the adoption of the Declaration of Independence … more →

Tags: My Life, In The News, FOURTH OF JULY, Independence Day, Boy Scouts, Bald eagle, American citizens, Wynonna Judd, LeeAnne Womack

Non-glorious post number 1004 comments

sandcountyfrank wrote 1 year ago: Well, the cat is out of the bag. I have been super-duper busy of late. By that I mean I have been pu … more →

Tags: Research, Boston, 100th post, Adv, GPS, Embarras River, Shear Layer, Quincy Market

And I've never been to Boston in the fall.

mandoron wrote 1 year ago: At least I can say that I’ve been to Boston in the Spring! I received an email from Mike yeste … more →

Tags: Misc, Family, Boston, Bunker Hill, legal sea foods

A tourist in your own town2 comments

Lorianne wrote 2 years ago: You have to love the directness of the First Navy Jack that hangs from the USS Constitution in the C … more →

Tags: Boston, Massachusetts, Stars & Stripes, Boston Harbor, freedom trail, Old ironsides

Travel Log

Kelly wrote 1 month ago: My apologies for neglecting this blog, but I have a good reason – I’ve been traveling! O … more →

Tags: bolt bus, Boston, Bull Head's Tavern, central park, five guys, Good Stuff Eatery, Imagine, John Lennon, legal sea foods

Boston

latimer365 wrote 2 months ago:   I visited Boston this weekend.  It was my second time in Boston.  The first one was … more →

Tags: Picture, Photography, Boston, revolution, Pictures], Paul Revere, History, Weekend


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