포츠머스 시티 최고의 워킹 & 하이킹 경로

Historically interesting and a beautiful photo opportunity!

The sculpture consists of several figures: a young man on horseback grasps a torch handed to him by a fallen comrade. The pictorial symbol: the torch being passed – a motif of surrender, responsibility, perseverance, and courage. A poem written by the artist's husband, Archer M. Huntington, is engraved on the base. The poem is also titled "The Torch Bearers." Significance for the Site / Impact The figure serves as a striking focal point and symbolic greeting in the plaza in front of the Chrysler Museum of Art. It visually prepares visitors for the art within. Through its size and heroic character, the sculpture conveys a sense of dignity, permanence, and cultural significance.

Interesting story

Ferry to Portsmouth

Little Oasis

Very interesting ship

There are a couple of these mermaids

A very impressive battleship from World War II, which, after several decommissionings and recommissions, remained in service until the 1990s, where it was regularly modernized. It was only finally struck from the Naval Vessel Register in 2006 and donated to the city of Norfolk as a museum ship. You can tour many areas of the ship, including the upper deck and the interior. Despite the relatively high admission price, a visit to the ship is definitely worthwhile for anyone interested in technology and naval history. If you'd like to see a few more sights, you should purchase the Passport for Fun for just over $50. This allows you to visit the ship, the Oceanographic Museum, the Botanical Garden, and the Norfolk Zoo, in addition to the ship. A little tip: Navy personnel in uniform are admitted free!