The Hampton Roads Naval Museum (HRNM) is closed to the public in an effort to mitigate the spread of COVID-19. No public programs will be scheduled until further notice. Please direct inquiries to HRNavalMuseum@navy.mil or call (757) 322-2987.
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Calendar of
Events
MARCH
3
Anatomy of a Birthday: The Sequicentennial of the Medical Corps

Join us for a our inaugural presentation in our lecture series online on Wednesday, March 3, 2021 at 7:00pm. 

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Today in
History
FEBRUARY
28
Today in History
1942 - USS Houston (CA 30) engages the Japanese in the Battle of Sunda Strait and is sunk the next day.
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Exterior HRNM 2014 (New Image for Plan Your Visit)
Plan Your Visit
Browse our resources for planning your next visit.
Brick by Brick
Lego® Ship Build
If you ever wanted to build your own ship using LEGOs®, here is your chance! Museum staff have produced eight sets of plans, complete with a parts list and step-by-step instructions.
Brick by Brick
Lego® Ship Build
If you ever wanted to build your own ship using LEGOs®, here is your chance! Museum staff have produced eight sets of plans, complete with a parts list and step-by-step instructions.
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Teacher's
Resources
The Hampton Roads Naval Museum provides student programs designed to enhance and supplement classroom instruction.
Teacher's
Resources
The Hampton Roads Naval Museum provides student programs designed to enhance and supplement classroom instruction.
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Military
Outreach
Exploring History with the Hampton Roads Naval Museum
Military
Outreach
Exploring History with the Hampton Roads Naval Museum
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Donating
Artifacts
Donating Artifacts to the Hampton Roads Naval Museum
Donating
Artifacts
Donating Artifacts to the Hampton Roads Naval Museum
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Research
Library
Library Collection
Research
Library
Library Collection
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Daybook
Archive
Browse our historical publication, which educates and informs readers on historical topics and museum-related events. The Daybook is written by staff and volunteers.
Daybook
Archive
Browse our historical publication, which educates and informs readers on historical topics and museum-related events. The Daybook is written by staff and volunteers.
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