liked the WWII vet's part of the tape tour. Took lots of pics inside sub - very clean - sparkling for an old ship.

If you have not be on board a submarine, you must visit this museum. It will give you an appreciation of how the submariners live. Personally, I could not do it. But in comparison to todays big nukes, the Bowfin is a statement to the patience of man.

I have friends who served on submarines but a tour through this put it in perspective. It was highly compact and imagine sleeping on the torpedoes. Well worth it.

After being in a submarine for the first time, I couldn't help but marvel at how efficient every inch of space can be used - and reused on a submarine. Compact is not even the right word to describe the tight quarters people aboard a sub have to cope with. Wow! I appreciated the opportunity to see sky through the... More

I hit my head on a black part of the hatch that was sticking out. I knew I had to watch my head, but because it was painted black, it was invisible. Signage could be better.

A well-preserved WWII-era sub that smells of diesel fuel and Brasso just like it should. Hard to believe men would spend months in these cramped quarters, but they did - and thank God they did, too! Go up on the sail (conning tower) and give the order to dive - into the past!

Great tour with audio headsets; some of the dialog is by the former skipper. Very interesting indoor museum about the history of submarines and their men.

very interesting going aboard submarine. great to hear all about it through your headsets quite informative. you do need to be able bend a little to get though the compartment hatches its all stll very real inside' and very well looked after.

Go see what it's like to live in a submarine very interesting and a little tight .The men that ran that sub were very strong to do what they did