Naval Undersea Museum in Keyport, Kitsap County, United States | Museum

Naval Undersea Museum in Keyport endeavours to preserve, collect and interpret Naval undersea history, science and operations for the benefit of the US Navy and the people of the United States.

Significant artifacts on display include major U.S. torpedoes dating from the Whitehead and Howell torpedoes to modern Mk 46 and Mk 50 weapons; a Confederate mine from the Civil War; torpedo tubes from the fleet ballistic missile submarine USS Tecumseh (SSBN 628); and a simulation of the control room from the fast attack submarine Greenling (SSN 614).

The exhibits offer numerous video, audio, and hands-on activities to enhance a visitor's enjoyment and understanding.

The Naval Undersea Museum has the most comprehensive permanent display of torpedoes in the United States.

The museum collects all types of Navy helmet and free diving equipment as well as civilian equipment which relates to Navy use or development.