Hartt shipyard

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Hartt shipyard was a prominent 18th-century Boston shipbuilding yard known for constructing major early U.S. naval vessels, including the frigate USS Constitution.

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instanceOf historic site
industrial facility
shipyard
associatedWith United States Navy NERFINISHED
early American maritime commerce
builtShip USS Constitution NERFINISHED
builtShipType frigate
contributedTo development of early U.S. naval power
country United States of America
surface form: United States
era post-American Revolutionary War period
hasLanguage English
heritageStatus site of construction of a major U.S. national symbol (USS Constitution)
historicalRole construction of major warships for the early U.S. Navy
industry shipbuilding
knownFor construction of early U.S. naval vessels
construction of the frigate USS Constitution
locatedIn Boston, Massachusetts
surface form: Boston

Boston Harbor NERFINISHED
Massachusetts
materialWorked naval artillery fittings
wooden hulls
navalProgram early U.S. frigate-building program
operatedInCentury 18th century
operatedUnder United States federal naval contracts
partOf early United States naval infrastructure
region New England NERFINISHED
significance prominent early American naval shipbuilding yard
usedFor construction and repair of wooden sailing ships

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Edmund Hartt operated Hartt shipyard