A Visit to Saint Marys Submarine Museum

The Saint Marys
Submarine Museum

The rear portion of a torpedo

sits in the entryway.

The ships wheel from the
USS Muskallunge SS-262

This submarine served during
World War II & the Cold War.

Parts & mementos from

 the USS Tautog 

This display includes a
life ring from the
USS Barb.

A replica of a

submarine bridge

Battle Telephones

Eric uses the Periscope.

Visitors get a 360 degree 

view over the rooftops 

of Saint Marys. 

This Sea Bag is filled

& ready to go.

 A collection of Officers' 

Submarine Dolphin Qualification

 Pins from all over the world.

The Bendix Underwater Log 

records the submarine's 

speed in knots.

Sorry, there is no easy explanation

of the Bendix Underwater Log

on the internet.

The Ship's Alarm Stack

is used for submarine

wide alerts.

The USS Batfish

One of the many submarine

symbols at the museum.

A Cast Chair from the submarine

film, The Hunt for Red October.

Some of the displays at Saint Marys Submarine Museum aren't labeled.  People with a Naval and/or Submarine background get a lot more out of the museum than I did.