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Step back into time and tour a WWII submarine and a Prohibition-Era Coast Guard Cutter. These vessels are currently berthed in Muskegon, Michigan at the Great Lakes Naval Memorial and Museum. They are the USS SILVERSIDES SS-236 and the USCGC McLane W-146. The Great Lakes Naval Memorial and Museum is located on the south side of the channel wall near beautiful Lake Michigan, also features a maritime museum and gift shop. Become an official "Crew Member" for a night, ask about the overnight encampment program. Tours available all year.
Barb O | July 2026
Disappointing
We enjoyed the museum exhibits, but the main attraction—the submarine—wasn't there, and no one informed us before we paid $30 per person. As first-time visitors, we had no way of knowing it was...
Vermontsteve | June 2026
Worth the tour.
My wife could not make the tour due to her leg even she paid for the tour. For me to see how the WWII service men to do their service in the very tight quarters. Also, how the submarine was built...
preetkau | October 2025
Not Optional to Skip
It's an antique now, but this is submarine history that should be seen. This makes the Mil-Musk Ferry more worth it. A great chance to get a lot of quality photos. . They have done a great job with...
Ferenc P | October 2025
Recommended for History Lovers
The Silversides was the fourth submarine we visited. It was very refreshing that the visit inside the sub is self-guided. There is more time to see the gears and levers and experince what it was like...
Ken S | September 2025
A Challenge For You
Who can be the first to get this right: how many gauges are on the USS Silversides? Clocks count (a gauge of time); indicator lights do not. Just ballparking, maybe 300? Subs are highly complex...
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