What a fantastic visit. It's so big! And by chatting with the crew I got to see places somewhat off the tourist route. A working WW2 Liberty ship. Totally fantastic, and one of my most memorable holiday activities.
More

What a fantastic visit. It's so big! And by chatting with the crew I got to see places somewhat off the tourist route. A working WW2 Liberty ship. Totally fantastic, and one of my most memorable holiday activities.
More
A great experience for anyone who ever wanted to be on a military ship. The volunteers that work there are very informative and the are very willing to talk to anyone that has any questions. The ship has a small museum inside and three jeeps that were a part of WWII. The ship is a great experience but do not...
More
We had this on our agenda but unfortunately it had rained over 14 inches in the 4 days we were there. The Jeremiah was closed due to slippery decks. But the submarine next door was open and very fun.
More
This is a liberty ship built in ww2 to transport cargo, this one took part in the normandy landings and amazingly is still seawothy and crewed by an amazing bunch of guys who obviously have a love for this old girl, The boat itself is very interesting however even if you have no interest at all you should pay your...
More
This ship offers cruises from time to time. Try to schedule a trip if you can.
More
This was a really good attraction , went on this just after uss pampanito which also was an excellent attraction , was left to roam and explore below decks and above even with two teenage girls we all enjoyed the hours spent on board thanks to all crew on board
More
The O'brien is truly a dinosaur of World War II ; a time when America produced ships and great machines, IN AMERICA. This was a war winning vessel ; our production of these so called " Liberty " ships was so prolific that it guaranteed the delivery of weapons to our two war fronts. One builder of these, The Henry...
More
Amazing ship with an amazing history. We did a cruise during Fleet Week 2011 and it was a blast. Highly recommend. And when you do visit, make sure you visit the engine room. The engine was used in the hit movie 'Titanic'
More
The leaders of imperial Japan and Nazi Germany didn't understand America and the Americans during the 1930s and into the 1940s. And that's one of the big reasons why the imperial Japanese and the European fascists lost the war.
Visit the SS Jeremiah O'Brien. It doesn't look like much. But it was the kind of cargo ship that made victory...
More
Its not easy to get around the ship it self with the information provided to you at the entrance.
they should really have guided tours, or a better leaflets
More
If you own or manage SS Jeremiah O'Brien, register now for free tools to enhance your listing, attract new reviews, and respond to reviewers.
Manage your listing