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At the Boston Tea Party Ships and Museum, staff celebrated the historic day with several special events as part of a larger slate of events planned around the tea party’s 250th anniversary.

On Nov. 28, 1773, the Dartmouth was the first ship with the cursed tea cargo to arrive in Boston, the owner Joseph Rotch’s son, 23-year-old Francis, had 20 days to unload his cargo and pay the ...

Fun fact: the loose-leaf tea they’ll use for the 250th reenactment was collected by the Boston Tea Party Ships & Museum from a global loose-leaf tea drive.

Costumed re-enactors at the Boston Tea Party Ships and Museum in Boston, a tourist attraction that will host part of the 250th anniversary of the event on Dec. 16.

The Boston Tea Party Ships & Museum announces and unveils the newest acquisition to its collection today in this 250th Boston Tea Party anniversary year -- a first-edition book of Phillis Wheatley ...

You can relive the Boston Tea Party and learn more about it through the Boston Tea Party Ships & Museum in Boston. The museum ...

O n a chilly December night, 250 years ago, a group of men destroyed a lot of tea.. The Boston Tea Party was an act of civil disobedience. The caper, led by disguised men on the ships and silently ...

Patriotic mobs and harbor tea-dumping returned to Boston on Saturday as the city marked the 250th anniversary of the revolutionary protest that preceded America’s independence.