Boston Naval Shipyard

The Boston Naval Shipyard, located in Charlestown, Massachusetts, was a major facility for constructing and maintaining naval ships. Established in 1800, it played a vital role during significant conflicts like the Civil War and World Wars I and II. The shipyard was known for building submarines and destroyers, contributing significantly to the U.S. Navy's fleet. It also housed important naval offices and research facilities. Although it closed in 1974, part of its site is now home to the USS Constitution Museum and the Boston National Historical Park, preserving its naval heritage and history.