Daily Tours Available - 9am to 4pm - Summer Hours

Online Giving Now Available
Make online donations or give through online auctions

Interested in making a donation to help the ship? eBay Giving Works and MissionFish.org now offer you the option of making online donations through PayPal as well as have proceeds from eBay auctions applied to the ship. Just visit our eBay donation page here:

Online Donations and Auctions


Guide By Cell Audio Tours
SS Jeremiah O'Brien now offering self-guided audio tours by cell-phone

Local merchants are sponsoring the program by giving us a way to offer you, our friends, a discount coupon to their establishments. Coupons come directly to your cell phone via a text message, or you download and print paper coupons. All you do is take your text message or paper coupon to the establishment for redemption of the coupon. For valuable digital coupons to local restaurants and attractions CLICK HERE


Daily Tours Available
9am to 4pm - Summer Hours

The S.S. JEREMIAH O'BRIEN is one of two remaining fully functional Liberty Ships of the 2,710 built and launched during WWII. The S.S. JEREMIAH O'BRIEN has the distinction of being the last unaltered Liberty Ship and remains historically accurate. Moored at Pier 45, Fisherman's Wharf (Google Map), she is a premier San Francisco attraction.

A living museum on the National Register of Historic Places and a National Historic Landmark, the O'Brien transports you back almost seven decades to when sailors braved the harshest of high seas and threat of enemy attack.


For hours of operation and admission fees, please click HERE.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
UPCOMING EVENTS



Cruise:
ECOLOGY OF THE BAY

August 28, Saturday
Attend This Event

Dockside Event:
STEAMING WEEKEND*

August 28 (after the cruise ~2pm)
and August 29

Dockside Event:
ANNUAL BREWS on the BAY

September 11 & 12
Info

Cruise:
S.F. FLEET WEEK

October 9 & 10
Tickets & Info

Dockside Event:
STEAMING WEEKEND*

September 18 & 19



* - Steaming Weekends are your chance to check out the three-cylinder, triple expansion steam engine in action as we stay dockside at Pier 45