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Susan Constant Leaves for the Shipyard

Jamestown Settlement’s ship Susan Constant is the Jamestown-Yorktown Foundation’s second re-creation of the original Susan Constant that brought the first English settlers to Virginia in 1607. The ship was built from 1989 to 1991 at the museum to replace the first re-creation of the ship, built in 1957. Now 33 years later and after 18 million visitors, our “floating classroom” departed Jamestown Settlement on June 17, 2024, and traveled to the Henry B. du Pont Preservation Shipyard at Mystic Seaport Museum in Connecticut to begin a comprehensive two-year restoration project to repair its hull planking, upper framing, mast and rigging components, and other pivotal hull structures, to preserve the ship for future generations. Fortunately, wooden ships are constructed in a way that allows removal and renewal of deteriorated parts and Mystic Seaport Museum’s shipyard, which works exclusively on wooden ships, has been a leader in maritime preservation and is ideally suited for large wooden vessel restoration projects like Susan Constant. While Susan Constant is at Mystic Seaport Museum, Godspeed and Discovery remain at Jamestown Settlement and open for visitors. We invite our viewers and our museum visitors to follow the progress of the ship’s repair and restoration through the social media of the Jamestown-Yorktown Foundation and Mystic Seaport Museum. Our webpage dedicated to the restoration project – https://www.jyfmuseums.org/visit/jame... Mystic Seaport Museum – https://mysticseaport.org/ You’ve found our YouTube Channel here at JYF Museums Do check out the YouTube Channel of Mystic Seaport Museum @mysticseaportmuseum Facebook Jamestown Settlement/American Revolution Museum at Yorktown Mystic Seaport Museum Twitter/X @jyfmuseums @mysticseaport Here’s a news segment from 1982 about our 1957 re-creation of Susan Constant --    • WAVY Archive: 1982 Jamestown Settleme...   – This was seven years before the construction of our current ship in 1989. And recent videos of Susan Constant’s departure. James City County YouTube Channel --    • Jamestown Settlement's Susan Constant...   Local news station Wavy TV 10 --    • Recreation of historic Jamestown sett...   Fox 61 WTIC in Hartford, Connecticut --    • The Mystic Seaport Museum is restorin...   And some of our videos about our ships Susan Constant --    • JYF Cribs | Susan Constant Edition   Godspeed --    • JYF Cribs | The Godspeed   Discovery --    • JYF Cribs | The Discovery   Working aloft --    • Working Aloft on Our Ship Godspeed   Godspeed on the Chesapeake --    • GODSPEED'S Autumn Sail 2023