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Boston, Massachusetts
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Visitors can participate in a live reenactment of the Boston Tea Party, where they get to throw tea into the harbor just like the original protestors did in 1773.
The Robinson Tea Chest is one of only two known surviving tea chests from the event and is on display at the museum.
The Boston Tea Party Ships and Museum uses interactive exhibits, holograms, and films to bring the historic event to life for visitors.
The Boston Tea Party Ships and Museum is uniquely situated on a barge in the Fort Point Channel, adding to the authenticity of the experience.
The museum includes full-scale replicas of the Eleanor and the Beaver, two of the ships from which the tea was dumped.
Visitors can sample the five types of tea that were thrown overboard during the Boston Tea Party at Abigail's Tea Room.
The Boston Tea Party Ships and Museum offers educational programs and activities tailored for both children and adults, making it a family-friendly destination.
