USS Razorback Submarine

About the Attraction

A visit to the USS Razorback Submarine at the Arkansas Inland Maritime Museum offers a unique and immersive experience into naval history. Here’s what to expect:

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• Authentic Experience: The USS Razorback is 90 percent operational and preserved authentically, allowing visitors to experience the sights, sounds, and smells of submarine service. A 14-foot ladder climb into the submarine adds to the adventure.
• Historical Significance: As the longest-serving combat front-line submarine in the world, the USS Razorback participated in significant World War II events, including being present in Tokyo Bay during Japan's formal surrender.
• Unique Setting: Located in North Little Rock, Arkansas, the museum is the only place where visitors can see two floating naval vessels that bookend World War II, including the USS Hoga, recognized for its role during the Pearl Harbor attack.

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It's a must-see for those interested in naval history and the profound legacy of World War II submarines.