The USS Massachusetts (BB-2) was built at Philadelphia and launched June 10, 1893. The Indiana-class battleship was 351 feet long, had a beam of more than 69 feet, drew 24 feet of water and ...

There are eight battleship museums throughout the United States were families and veterans can tour. Two of the battleships ...

It's not every day people can play putt-putt on a World War II-era battleship.ALSO READ: Westport Police plan to expand use ...

The USS Massachusetts is waiting for you and your family at Battleship Cove, where it is moored with other historic vessels, like the submarine USS Lionfish, the destroyer USS Joseph P. Kennedy Jr ...

It was berthed at Battleship Cove in Fall River, Massachusetts in 1965, and remains there today. It rests alongside USS Joseph P. Kennedy, USS Lionfish, the former East German corvette Hiddensee ...

“The battleship was in service from 1942 to 1946 and then was decommissioned. Technically, it was no longer the USS Massachusetts as far back as the 60s.

Instead, topping the 10Best list, compiled by USA Today, was the famed Fall River landmark Battleship Cove, home to the South Dakota-class battleship USS Massachusetts (BB-59), the Gearing-class ...

It was berthed at Battleship Cove in Fall River, Massachusetts in 1965, and remains there today. It rests alongside USS Joseph P. Kennedy, USS Lionfish, the former East German corvette Hiddensee ...

FALL RIVER — The Battleship Massachusetts, a World War II vessel and the crown jewel of the Battleship Cove collection of historic naval vessels, is undergoing serious renovations for the first ...

Commissioning is the final stage the ship — or a boat, the preferred term by submariners, according to Dinis Pimentel, the chair of the USS Massachusetts Commissioning Committee — goes through ...