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Step inside USS Cassin Young and discover why this Charlestown treasure has earned a loyal following among visitors who appreciate military history. Best of all, FREE ADMISSION means everyone is welcome to explore this restored 1943 destroyer. Restored 1943 ship which survived WWII Pacific battles and Kamikaze hits, with self - guided tours.The maritime heritage of Charlestown Navy Yard comes to life aboard USS Cassin Young, where visitors can explore the decks and compartments of a Fletcher - class destroyer that saw some of the fiercest combat in the Pacific Theater. The ship survived multiple kamikaze attacks and continued to serve, making it a powerful symbol of American resilience and naval engineering. Self - guided tours take visitors through the bridge, engine room, crew quarters, and gun positions, providing an immersive understanding of life aboard a wartime destroyer.With a 4.7 - star rating from 404 visitor reviews, USS Cassin Young has earned consistent praise as one of the most meaningful free attractions along Boston's Freedom Trail.You can find USS Cassin Young at Third Street in Charlestown. The museum is open several days a week (Friday: 10AM - 4:30PM, Saturday: 10AM - 4:30PM, Sunday: 10AM - 4:30PM, Thursday: 10AM - 4:30PM). While there is no admission charge, donations are welcomed. From first - time visitors to returning regulars, USS Cassin Young remains one of Charlestown's most valued free cultural destinations.
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