Local News Photos: Boston Tea Party turns 250 years old with reenactments of the revolutionary protest Tea for the reenactment was supplied by the East India Co., the same British company that was ...

The 250th Anniversary of the Boston Tea Party was celebrated in grand fashion Saturday night. Crowds gathered outside Faneuil Hall, at the Old South Meeting House, and at Atlantic Wharf to ...

The Boston Harbor wasn’t the only site of tea-related rebellion in the colonial era, and the residents of Lexington have once again honored their forefathers with a reenactment.

Wes Springfield native Dr. Aaron John Miller, who was buried at Fuller Cemetery is Ludlow in 1838, was saluted by the Boston Tea Party Ships & Museum and Revolution 250, a consortium of ...

I n the late 1960s, Boston photographer Charles Daniels was the go-to emcee at a number of legendary rock clubs, including the Boston Tea Party — one of the country’s first rock ballrooms that ...

It wasn’t Dec. 16, 1773, but just another day at the Boston Tea Party Ships and Museum, ... they toss crates of tea into the harbor. PHOTOS BY CHRISTOPHER KLEINFOR THE BOSTON GLOBE.

History | December 15, 2023. The Many Myths of the Boston Tea Party. Contrary to popular belief, the 1773 protest opposed a tax break, not a tax hike. And it didn’t immediately unify the ...

Everyone knows about Boston’s famous Tea Party. But most people are probably unaware of the city’s not-as-famous tea pot . The 300-pound copper kettle was made in 1873 to advertise the ...

This article was originally on a blog post platform and may be missing photos, graphics or links. ... ‘30 Rock’: The Boston Tea Party. By Meredith Blake. Jan. 22, 2010 8:56 AM PT .

Photos: Brewing the Perfect Cup at MEM Tea. ... Not since the Boston Tea Party 243 years ago have Bostonians been so interested in wet leaves. ... MEM Tea, 196 Elm St., ...

The Boston Tea Party, of course, was a political protest that occurred in Boston in December of 1773. For the previous decade or so, there was a large debate over the importation of tea from Europe.

The commemoration of the Boston Tea Party included scheduled reenactments of the throwing of tea leaves into the city’s harbor and community meetings that preceded the defiant act on Dec. 16, 1773.