SS Jeremiah O’Brien: A Historic Maritime Treasure in San Francisco, CA
Berthed on the north side of historic Pier 35 at the Embarcadero, the SS Jeremiah O’Brien is a living testament to America’s maritime heritage. Read about other attraction in San Francisco.
The SS Jeremiah O’Brien is one of only two remaining operational Liberty ships out of more than 2,700 built during World War II. Named after the American Revolutionary War ship captain Jeremiah O’Brien, this ship is a monument to the bravery and dedication of all those who served in the war.
Today, the SS Jeremiah O’Brien serves as a museum ship, offering visitors an immersive experience of maritime history. Guests can explore the ship’s decks, engine room, wheelhouse, and officers’ quarters, getting a firsthand look at life aboard a WWII cargo ship.
The SS Jeremiah O’Brien is world-renowned, not just for her service in the war, but also for her resilience. She has survived D-Day and more recently, a waterfront fire, proving that this Liberty ship still embodies the spirit of endurance and tenacity that she was built to represent.
Efforts are currently underway to restore the SS Jeremiah O’Brien and ensure her sea-worthiness for future generations. These endeavors reflect the ongoing commitment to preserving this historic vessel and her legacy.
Whether you’re a history buff, maritime enthusiast, or simply curious, the SS Jeremiah O’Brien offers an unforgettable journey into America’s past. As you walk her decks and navigate her halls, you’ll be stepping back in time and honoring the memory of those who served during World War II.
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150 Lombard St Ste 2, San Francisco, CA 94111
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