The Cavalla Historical Foundation

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601 23rd St
Galveston, TX 77550
https://www.galvestonnavalmuseum.com

The Cavalla Historical Foundation, located in Galveston, Texas, offers visitors a unique opportunity to explore a real submarine and destroyer right on the coast. The foundation is dedicated to preserving maritime history and honoring the legacy of naval veterans through engaging exhibits and educational programs.

With a focus on enriching the community's understanding of naval history, the foundation facilitates various activities such as field trips, sleepovers, and hardhat tours. Visitors can also participate in special events and fundraising efforts, further contributing to the preservation of these historic vessels.

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