
Design and Construction – Educator Resources - USS Constitution …
Aug 19, 2012 · Constitution’s orlop deck, three levels down in the ship, held all the food, water and supplies. To learn where everything was stored, use a plan of Constitution’s orlop deck to …
Puzzle of Constitution’s Orlop Deck – Educator Resources
Constitution’s orlop deck, three levels down in the ship, held all the food, water and supplies.To learn where everything was stored, use a plan of Constitution’s orlop deck to color and fit …
Captain’s Cabin Illustration – Educator Resources
In his quarters at the stern of ship, the captain enjoys a luxury that everyone else aboard lacks: space. In this roomy, calm, comfortable cabin, he plans the ship’s route, and makes decisions …
Surgeon’s Cockpit Illustration – Educator Resources
On the decks above, cannon and musket fire do murderous jobs, but here in the cockpit everyone works to save lives, not to take them.
Sleeping on the Berth Deck Illustration – Educator Resources
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Gun Deck in Battle Illustration – Educator Resources
Thick ropes controlled them, yet with every shot they jerked and lurched, threatening to break loose. Constant training taught each member of the gun crew his job in handling these hot, …
Sleeping on the Berth Deck Illustration – Educator Resources
Sleeping on the Berth Deck Illustration. Description. At night, seamen sleep in hammocks slung between ...
Sailors Aloft Illustration – Educator Resources
feet above the deck. The sails they set (spread out) or reefed and furled (pulled in) could weigh half a ton even when dry, and twice that when soaked with rain. More details on usscm.org
Reloading Relay – VIEW – Educator Resources
During battle, Marines (and other crewmembers of Constitution) were stationed approximately 85’ to 90’ above the spar deck on the Maintop, a platform attached to the main mast of the Ship. …
Swivel Howitzer – Educator Resources - USS Constitution Museum
Howitzers of this size were often used like a big shotgun, firing canister or grape shot that could cover a large swath of the enemy deck. More details on usscm.org View and Download