Non-Denominational Services are held each Sunday at 1:00 PM in the Ship's Chapel & Library on the 2nd deck, amidships. Dr. Wallace Whatley, a retired US Navy Chaplain and local resident, replaces the USS Hornet Museums' original chaplain, John Berger who passed away last July. Everyone is invited and welcome. Chapel attendees may board the ship without paying the usual admittance fee. Donations are optional and appreciated.
The History Mystery Tour offers a unique chance to tour the USS Hornet after hours and learn the history of this incredible ship while she is illuminated in the red lights used for “night ops.” We’ll go deep into Hornet where you will also hear the stories behind her legendary haunts. Will we be alone in the dark? Book now and find out! The three-hour guided tour begins at 7:00pm and costs $35 per person ($30 for members). Reservations Required: (510) 521-8448 x224
Sleep among the spirits as you spend the night onboard after touring the USS Hornet exclusively in small groups after hours. Investigate the historic aircraft carrier’s well-known “paranormal hot spots” while she is illuminated in the red lights used for “night ops.” Will we be alone in the dark? Book now and find out! The overnight stay begins at 6:00pm and costs $100 per person ($75 for members). Reservations Required: (510) 521-8448 x224
To kick off Living Ship Days 2016, the USS Hornet Museum (Hornet) will pay tribute to the furry, unsung heroes of the high seas – domestic cats – and raise...
To kick off Living Ship Days 2016, the USS Hornet Museum (Hornet) will pay tribute to the furry, unsung heroes of the high seas – domestic cats – and raise...
Come aboard and experience a night in the life of a sailor on a WWII aircraft carrier! Sleep in restored berthing compartments where the real USS Hornet crew lived! Enjoy...
Come aboard and experience a night in the life of a sailor on a WWII aircraft carrier! Our Family & Small Group Live-Aboard dates are when we invite individual families...
The History Mystery Tour offers a unique chance to tour the USS Hornet after hours and learn the history of this incredible ship while she is illuminated in the red lights used for “night ops.” We’ll go deep into Hornet where you will also hear the stories behind her legendary haunts. Will we be alone in the dark? Book now and find out! The three-hour guided tour begins at 7:00pm and costs $35 per person ($30 for members). Reservations Required: (510) 521-8448 x224
SCIENCE TEACHER OPEN HOUSE AND TRAINING DAY ONBOARD THE USS HORNET! The USS Hornet Museum and the United States Naval Academy STEM Office Presents: “The 2nd annual STEM to Sea...
World War II was the first large scale conflict in which countries could make use of television and cheap color printing. America took full advantage of this by developing an entire platform of propaganda and educational media featuring popular cartoon characters. Hear from presenters Brian Fies and Corry Kanzenberg, who will speak to the history of cartoons during times of war, including topics such as Walt Disney Studios, Captain America, and Snoopy at the Red Baron!
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