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Youth Group Live-Aboard Overnight

USS Hornet Museum

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...

Family & Small Group Live-Aboard Overnight

USS Hornet Museum

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...

History Mystery “After-Hours” Tour

USS Hornet Museum

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

2nd Annual Stem From Sea to Sky

USS Hornet Museum

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...

Living Ship Day: Cartoons At War!

USS Hornet Museum

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!

Youth Group Live-Aboard Overnight

USS Hornet Museum

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...

Night of Novelty

USS Hornet Museum

An interesting night of learning is in store for you onboard Hornet Friday March 25 from 6p until 9p. Not only will we be previewing a new and unique exhibit about innovation...

CLOSED FOR “DEEP CLEANING”

USS Hornet Museum

The Museum will be closed all day today in order to give our crew unrestricted access to the hangar bay. We will be performing some significant cleaning and painting that cannot be...

History Mystery “After-Hours” Tour

USS Hornet Museum

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

Living Ship Day: Honoring WWII’s Doolittle Tokyo Raiders

USS Hornet Museum

The USS Hornet Museum is commemorating the 74th anniversary of World War II’s infamous Doolittle Tokyo Air Raid, the first strike against Japan after Pearl Harbor, which was led by Alameda-born Gen. James “Jimmy” Doolittle. Events include a presentation by WWII veteran and former Hornet CV-8 crewmember, Richard Nowatzki who was an eyewitness to the launch of the historic Raid.

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