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Museum featuring reenactments, a documentary, a number of interactive exhibits, and two replica ships of the period
General Information
Typically open late morning through early evening
Last admission is usually 1 hour before closing
Seniors (65+): $32
Youth (5–17): $24
Children under 5: Free
How to Get There
From Downtown Boston and Seaport District hotels: Head toward Congress Street and Fort Point Channel, then follow signage for the Harborwalk; the Boston Tea Party Ships and Museum is located directly on the waterfront near the Congress Street Bridge.
Overview
The Boston Tea Party Ships & Museum on the Congress Street Bridge tells the story of the December 1773 protest with live reenactments, a documentary, and interactive exhibits. You can board the replica ships Eleanor and Beaver and throw tea overboard, and the museum owns one of two known original tea chests.
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