All Hands on Deck: Learning Adventures Aboard Old Ironsides
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Welcome to the All Hands on Deck: Learning Adventures Aboard 'Old Ironsides' Image Gallery. The images contained here may be used for educational purposes only.

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USS Constitution Under Construction
Cheslie D'Andrea
Oil on canvas, circa 1987
A 20th century artist's interpretation of the building of USS Constitution.
 
Courtesy USS Constitution Museum, Boston, MA

 

     
     
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Frigate Constitution, posted in the Columbian Centinel, May 19
1798
The U.S. Navy placed this ad in a Boston newspaper in 1798 to recruit sailors for USS Constitution's crew.
 
Courtesy USS Constitution Museum, Boston, MA
     
     
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The Attack Made on Tripoli on the 3rd of August 1804...
John B. Guerrazzi
Hand-colored engraving, 1804
In 1804, USS Constitution led 13 American vessels in the bombardment of Tripoli.
 
Courtesy USS Constitution Museum, Boston, MA

 

     
     
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USS Constitution Escaping from the British, July 1812
Julian O. Davidson
Oil on canvas, 1884
In 1812, at the start of the war with Great Britain, USS Constitution escaped capture when chased by a British squadron of seven vessels off the coast of New Jersey.
 
Courtesy USS Constitution Museum, Boston, MA
     
     
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Engraving in Ballou's Pictorial Drawing-Room Companion
Engraving, circa 1850
In this illustration American sailors raise their hats in cheer at the beginning of the battle with HMS Guerriere.
 
Courtesy USS Constitution Museum, Boston, MA

 

     
     
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Guerriere and Constitution
Ambroise Louis Garneray
Watercolor, 1815–1830
USS Constitution defeats HMS Guerriere and earns the nickname "Old Ironsides" in her first battle in the War of 1812.
 
Courtesy USS Constitution Museum, Boston, MA

 

     
     
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Constitution and Guerriere
Thomas Magoun
Oil on canvas, 1835
This painting depicts the point in the 1812 battle between USS Constitution and HMS Guerriere when Guerriere's main mast falls, disabling the ship.
 
Courtesy USS Constitution Museum, Boston, MA
     
     
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Portrait of Commodore William Bainbridge
Gilbert Stuart
Oil on canvas, 1813
Commodore William Bainbridge commanded USS Constitution during the battle against HMS Java on December 29,1812.
 
Courtesy USS Constitution Museum, Boston, MA
     
     
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Portrait of Captain Charles Stewart after Thomas Sully
Painting over photograph, 1880
Captain Charles Stewart commanded of USS Constitution during her double victory over the British warships Cyane and Levant on February 20, 1815.
 
Courtesy USS Constitution Museum, Boston, MA
     
     
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Constitution's 1844–46 World Cruise Graphic
This map outlines the route Constitution took during her 1844–1846 world cruise.
 
Courtesy USS Constitution Museum, Boston, MA
     
     
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USS Constitution
Marshall Johnson
Oil on canvas, 1850–1921
This painting depicts a starboard view of USS Constitution under sail.
 
Courtesy USS Constitution Museum, Boston, MA
Given in memory of Captain William Douglas Wales, USNR, by his family and friends.
     
     
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Photograph of USS Constitution as a Receiving Ship
When Constitution served as a receiving ship (barracks for soldiers) at Portsmouth, New Hampshire, her sailing rig was hidden by a barn-like structure.
 
Courtesy US Navy/USS Constitution Museum, Boston, MA
     
     
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Photograph of USS Constitution 's Gun Deck with 24-Pound Long Gun
Photograph, 1931
On average, Constitution carried 50 long guns and approximately 30 of them fired 24-pound shot.
 
Courtesy US Navy/USS Constitution Museum, Boston, MA
     
     
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Sketch of USS Constitution's Spar Deck in Old Ironsides U.S. Frigate Constitution: An Essay in Sketches
John Charles Roach
This drawing depicts the spar (top) deck of USS Constitution.
     
     
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Sketch of Two Sailors and a Gun in Old Ironsides U.S. Frigate Constitution: An Essay in Sketches
John Charles Roach
Crews of 9 to 14 men were assigned to each gun during battle.
     
     
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Sketch in Old Ironsides U.S. Frigate Constitution: An Essay in Sketches
John Charles Roach
Constitution is put in dry dock to receive major repairs to her hull.
     

 

 

 
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