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The Hampton Roads Naval Museum is an accredited museum operated by the United States Navy that celebrates the 234 years history of the fleet in the Hampton Roads region of Virginia. We are located on the second floor of Nauticus in beautiful downtown Norfolk, Virginia.

So, come see the museum that was chosen as the "Best Small Museum in Hampton Roads" by Hampton Roads Magazine! The museum is free of admission charge.


Click HERE to visit the Museum's Web site!

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Welcome Aboard! PDF Print E-mail

 

Welcome to the Web site of the Hampton Roads Naval Historical Foundation.

 

We are a non-profit Virginia Corporation incorporated in 1983 to assist in the collection and preservation of antiquities relating to the United States Navy, primarily concerning the Hampton Roads area and the immediate surroundings.

 

In addition,the Foundation cooperates with and supports the United States Navy in maintaining and operating the Hampton Roads Naval Museum. Located in Norfolk, Virginia, it is one of the Navy's twelve official museums, and is the permanent berth of the retired Iowa-Class Battleship, USS Wisconsin. The Museum is also the custodian of the remains of the USS Cumberland currently moored to the bottom of the James River off Newport News Shipyard (now Northrup/Grumman).

 

You can be part of this important endeavor by becoming a member. By joining us, you directly help the museum's mission of preserving and interpreting the history of the United States Navy in the nation's finest harbor.

 

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