The SS Constitution was a passenger liner launched in 1951, known for its luxurious amenities and transatlantic service. It was part of the United States Lines fleet and was designed to provide a comfortable travel experience across the Atlantic Ocean. The ship featured elegant dining rooms, spacious cabins, and various recreational facilities. In 1977, the SS Constitution was retired from service and eventually sold for scrap. Over its operational years, it became a symbol of mid-20th century ocean travel, reflecting the era's emphasis on comfort and style in maritime transportation.