Articles for tag: Barbary Pirates, U.S. Navy, Uss Constitution

Karla News

Visiting Historic US Navy Ships

During World War II and Korea, I was on many U.S. Navy ships. Each had its own traditions and history. Oldtimers believe ships are called “she” because those who serve aboard always retain abiding love for the memories. Many historic Navy ships can be visited across the United States and around the world. The Historic ...

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50 Things for Kids to Do in Boston

Promoting a vacation that is full of fun, anticipation and excitement is sure to banish any kid’s boredom away from home. And planning a family vacation in Boston, Massachusetts is as easy as ever with this list of 50 things for kids to do. 1. Boston Children’s Museum (Also called the McDonald’s Children Museum) Believe ...

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Huge List of Family Friendly Boston Events: February 15-19

So Sexy So Soon: Influences of the Media on Children Wednesday, February 15 6:30pm-8:30pm Cambridge Public Library, 449 Broadway, Cambridge 02138 617-349-4409 Parents Free Dr. Diane Levin, Professor of Education at Wheelock College, Boston, and co-author of So Sexy So Soon, will be at the Cambridge Public Library to present a free workshop about the ...

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The History of the USS Constitution

The USS Constitution is the oldest commissioned warship that is still afloat in the entire world. In fact, not only is she still afloat, but she is still relatively seaworthy. Because she is a symbol of one of the wars for freedom in the United States and a relic from the very beginning of the ...

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The Boston Commons and Other Famous Hauntings in Boston, Massachusetts

Boston, Massachusetts is known for an economy that thrives on research, education, health care, technology, social character, and it is one of the oldest and wealthiest cities in the United States. The city was founded in 1630 and was dubbed the “city on the hill,” along with many other nicknames throughout the years. Boston has ...