SS United States Faces Uncertain Future After Eviction Order

The historic vessel must vacate its South Philadelphia berth by mid-September, with options ranging from relocation to scrapping.

A federal judge has mandated the SS United States to leave its current berth by mid-September due to a rent dispute.
The conservancy overseeing the ship needs to raise $500,000 to cover relocation costs and find a new temporary berth.
Potential outcomes include turning the ship into an artificial reef, redeveloping it, or scrapping it for parts.
The conservancy is appealing to public and private entities for funding and support to save the vessel.
If a new berth isn't found, the ship may be scrapped, with proceeds going towards a land-based museum.