Naturally, Battleship Massachusetts herself constitutes a "major exhibit," but within her hallowed hull, you will find hundreds of exhibits and displays that will transport you to another time. The following represents only a taste of what you'll discover on board-- visit in person to see all she has to offer.

• BB59 Memorial Room and Freedom Shrine
• Crewmembers' Hall
• National PT Boat Archives
• Radio Rooms I, II, and III
• Engine Room
• Main Battery Plot
• Gedunk (soda fountain)
• Main Galley
• Sick Bay
• Pearl Harbor and D-Day Invasion Rooms
• YAGR (Radar Picket Ships) Exhibit
• Girl Scouts: Courageous & Strong
• Medal of Honor display
• Model Aircraft Exhibit
• Ordnance Exhibit
• Knot Know-How

NEW! The YAGR Exhibit on USS Massachusetts.

DETECTION FOR PROTECTION: The embers of Hiroshima and Nagasaki had barely cooled when the Soviets challenged U.S. military superiority by detonating their own atomic device on August 29, 1949. As the threat of long-range Badger bombers loomed over the consciousness of the American public, top armed forces strategists agreed that early detection was the key to national survival. Radar picket ships, designated YAGR/AGRs, were part of an integrated air defense early warning system to warn the Continental United States of Soviet Bloc air attacks. Extending across Alaska, Northern Canada, Greenland, and the North Atlantic, this system was headquartered in Colorado Springs in a secret bunker in Cheyenne Mountain.

Recently, Battleship Cove unveiled New England’s first interpretation of these covert Cold War relics....Click here for more.