Charleston Naval Shipyard

former U.S. Navy ship building and repair facility located along the west bank of the Cooper River, in North Charleston, South Carolina, United States.
Charleston Navy Yard

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1909 shipyard, United States, United States Navy,

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Buckley-class destroyer escort 1943
Crosley-class high speed transport 1944
Fletcher-class destroyer 1942
LSM(R)-188-class Landing Ship Medium (Rocket) 1944
LSM(R)-401 Class Landing Ship Medium (Rocket)
LSM-1-class landing ship medium
LST-1-class tank landing ship 1942
Town-class destroyer 1940
Wickes-class destroyer 1918

Buckley-class destroyer escort – Crosley-class high speed transport – Fletcher-class destroyer – LSM(R)-188-class Landing Ship Medium (Rocket) – LSM(R)-401 Class Landing Ship Medium (Rocket) – LSM-1-class landing ship medium – LST-1-class tank landing ship – National Register of Historic Places – Town-class destroyer – United States Navy – USCGC Bibb – USS Arthur L. Bristol – USS Beatty – USS Brock – USS Bryce Canyon – USS Chariton River – USS Clarion River – USS Corry – USS Grayson – USS Hayter – USS Hilary P. Jones – USS Ingraham – USS Jordan – USS Kephart – USS Kinzer – USS Kodiak – USS LSM(R)-188 – USS LSM(R)-189 – USS LSM-135 – USS LSM-149 – USS LSM-157 – USS LSM-217 – USS LST-353 – USS LST-355 – USS LST-356 – USS Oceanside – USS Osceola – USS Paul Hamilton – USS Register – USS Stanly – USS Truxtun – USS Tulsa – USS Upham – USS Vogelgesang – USS Wando – USS William M. Hobby – USS William T. Powell – Wickes-class destroyer –

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Buckley-class destroyer escort 1943

1944-01-01T00:00:00Z

Crosley-class high speed transport 1944

1942-01-01T00:00:00Z

Fletcher-class destroyer 1942

1944-01-01T00:00:00Z

LSM(R)-188-class Landing Ship Medium (Rocket) 1944

1942-01-01T00:00:00Z

LST-1-class tank landing ship 1942

1940-01-01T00:00:00Z

Town-class destroyer 1940

1918-01-01T00:00:00Z

Wickes-class destroyer 1918

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1545 Truxton Avenue, North Charleston, South Carolina

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1979-08-14-Charleston-143

1979-08-14-Charleston-144

1979-08-14-Charleston-145

Battle ship in dry dock, Navy Yard, Charleston, South Carolina

Docks at Navy Yard, Charleston, South Carolina

Enlisted Club

Foundry and Blacksmith Shop at Navy Station, Charleston, South Carolina

Hunley 001

Officer's Reception Hall, Navy Yard, Charleston, South Carolina

US Navy 030307-N-0000X-001 Senior Conservator of the Civil War-era Confederate submarine the H.L. Hunley, Paul Mardikian, uses a microscope to examine a pocket watch that belonged to the sub's commanding officer, Lt. George Dixon

US Navy 030307-N-0000X-002 The pocket watch that belonged to the commanding officer of the Civil War-era submarine "H.L. Hunley," Lt. George Dixon

Yard and Dock offices and workshop at Navy Station, Charleston, South Carolina

Type	Date	Description	Keywords	Source

link		National Register of Historic Places entry^@		Wikidata
link		Freebase entry^@		Wikidata
vessel	1943	Buckley-class destroyer escort	destroyer escort, ship class	Wikidata
vessel	1944	Crosley-class high speed transport	high-speed transport, ship class	Wikidata
vessel	1942	Fletcher-class destroyer	ship class, destroyer	Wikidata
vessel	1944	LSM(R)-188-class Landing Ship Medium (Rocket)	landing ship medium (rocket), ship class	Wikidata
vessel		LSM(R)-401 Class Landing Ship Medium (Rocket)	landing ship medium (rocket), ship class	Wikidata
vessel		LSM-1-class landing ship medium	landing ship medium (transport), ship class	Wikidata
vessel	1942	LST-1-class tank landing ship	LST Mk. 2-class tank-landing ship, ship class	Wikidata
vessel	1940	Town-class destroyer	ship class, destroyer	Wikidata
vessel	1918	Wickes-class destroyer	ship class, destroyer	Wikidata
image	2020	1545 Truxton Avenue, North Charleston, South Carolina		Wikimedia
image	1979	1979-08-14-Charleston-127		Wikimedia
image	1979	1979-08-14-Charleston-128		Wikimedia
image	1979	1979-08-14-Charleston-132		Wikimedia
image	1979	1979-08-14-Charleston-134		Wikimedia
image	1979	1979-08-14-Charleston-135		Wikimedia
image	1979	1979-08-14-Charleston-136		Wikimedia
image	1979	1979-08-14-Charleston-137		Wikimedia
image	1979	1979-08-14-Charleston-139		Wikimedia
image	1979	1979-08-14-Charleston-141		Wikimedia
image	1979	1979-08-14-Charleston-142		Wikimedia
image	1979	1979-08-14-Charleston-143		Wikimedia
image	1979	1979-08-14-Charleston-144		Wikimedia
image	1979	1979-08-14-Charleston-145		Wikimedia
image		Battle ship in dry dock, Navy Yard, Charleston, South Carolina		Wikimedia
image		Docks at Navy Yard, Charleston, South Carolina		Wikimedia
image	1919	Enlisted Club		Wikimedia
image		Foundry and Blacksmith Shop at Navy Station, Charleston, South Carolina		Wikimedia
image	2005	Hunley 001		Wikimedia
image	1915	Officer's Reception Hall, Navy Yard, Charleston, South Carolina		Wikimedia
image	2003	US Navy 030307-N-0000X-001 Senior Conservator of the Civil War-era Confederate submarine the H.L. Hunley, Paul Mardikian, uses a microscope to examine a pocket watch that belonged to the sub's commanding officer, Lt. George Dixon		Wikimedia
image	2003	"H.L.%20Hunley,"%20Lt.%20George%20Dixon.jpg US Navy 030307-N-0000X-002 The pocket watch that belonged to the commanding officer of the Civil War-era submarine "H.L. Hunley," Lt. George Dixon		Wikimedia
image	1907	Yard and Dock offices and workshop at Navy Station, Charleston, South Carolina		Wikimedia

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