This is the submarine Albacore in Portsmouth N.H. Until October 1995, I lived about 20 miles from this site. I have been to this museum a couple of times. It is well worth the trip.

This is the submarine Albacore AGSS-569 underway.

This is the retired submarine being towed to it's permanent home on land.

A railroad bridge and a four lane highway were closed and a canal dug to float the sub to its final place on land. This is the submarine being move through the railroad tracks.

This is the submarine Albacore AGSS-569 in its final place on land.

Sometimes you don't know what is watching you! That is not good!!

 My Favorite Submarine Links:

U.S.S. Blueback: Oregon Museum Submarine.

U.S. Submarines: A company the builds civilian submarines.

Floating Drydock: Pictures, books and plans for sale.

Jess: Submarines Photos: Great photos of submarines.

Torpedo Junction: This site has books about submarines for sale.

Subs Links: A world wide list of submarines on display.

http://www.submarine.freehosting.net/ : Very interesting School Project... Please check this out!!!!

Check this out!!!

John Eade of Perth. Western Australia.

Royal Navy Submarines 1901/1970. http://www.omen.com.au/~eadej/index.html