The trip marks the first time the Constitution has set sail under its own power since turning 200 years old. The Navy ship is periodically tugged into the harbor for historical display. Advertisement ...

The USS Constitution welcomes more than 500,000 visitors each year, according to the museum website, and is open to visitors from Wednesday through Sunday from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.

USS Constitution fires a 21-gun salute in honor of America’s birthday during the ship’s annual Fourth of July turnaround cruise, July 4, 2013. “Old Ironsides” will sail through Boston ...

USS Constitution is the only remaining US Navy ship to have sunk an enemy warship in battle. It is also the oldest commissioned warship in the world that's still afloat, and it's full of history.

First launched in 1797, the USS Constitution was crewed by 450 men. This warship is now run by about 80 men and women. They are hand-picked by the Navy for two-year deployments.

The USS Constitution is being honored on her 227th birthday with a turnaround ceremony. ‘Old Ironsides’ will sail through the Boston Harbor commemorating her launch all the way back in 1797.

Experience 206 years of sail with the USS Constitution, as the U.S. Navy and the USS Constitution Museum present "'Old Ironsides' Across the Nation." Events begin Wednesday, Oct. 6, with ...

You can spend July 4 aboard the USS Constitution, the oldest commissioned ship in the US Navy. Beginning Tuesday, you can enter a lottery to be one of 150 people chosen to join the crew.

USS Constitution is the world’s oldest commissioned warship afloat. (Austin Jean/U.S. Navy) The USS Constitution once again set sail across Boston Harbor on Thursday in honor of Independence Day.