Restoring The Officer’s Wardroom to WWII Design
In the 1950s/1960s, the Officer’s Wardroom had cement poured in an attempt to level the deck, vinyl tiles were laid on top of that to...
Plan a memorable and unique adventure at the “Pirate of the Pacific” by knowing what to expect at our museum.
The USS Kidd was named for Medal of Honor recipient Isaac C. Kidd Sr., who was killed aboard his flagship USS Arizona during the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor. She is one of only four Fletcher-class destroyers still preserved as museums and the only known destroyer preserved in her World War II configuration.
USS Kidd is recognized as one of the most authentically restored vessels in the world by the Historic Naval Ships Association, an organization whose fleet spans several nations scattered across five continents. The attached Veterans Museum displays a variety of artifacts that celebrate veteran and naval military history, with displays and interesting artifacts for all generations.
Parking Info
Free and paid parking options for cars, busses, and RVs.
Upcoming Events
See how you can encounter a new side of the Kidd with our next event.
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Quarterdeck - The entrance area of a Navy ship.
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20MM Anti-aircraft Guns
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Quad 40MM Gun Mounts
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Overnight Camping
Affordable adventure for field trips, scout troops, and more.
Group Visits
Enjoy a guided tour with this tour option.