Boston Tea Party Ships & Museum

Boston Tea Party Ships & Museum The Boston Tea Party Ships & Museum® is dedicated to telling the story of December 16, 1773. Be inspired by the award-winning film "Let it Begin Here".
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The Boston Tea Party Ships & Museum is dedicated to telling the story of December 16, 1773. Join Samuel Adams and the Sons and Daughters of Liberty as we take part in the single most important event leading up to the American Revolution! Throw tea overboard from one of two fully-restored 18th century sailing vessels. See the Robinson Tea Chest, the only known surviving tea chest from the Boston Te

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Our guests clearly have the best aim in Boston. Come toss some tea yourself only at the Boston Tea Party Ships & Museum®...
05/29/2026

Our guests clearly have the best aim in Boston. Come toss some tea yourself only at the Boston Tea Party Ships & Museum®! 🫖

Tickets here! https://bit.ly/3FnXhhC

05/28/2026

and give us the Atlantic crossing of the Beaver II in 1972 headed for Boston!

05/27/2026

05/25/2026

in 1864, Mary Lurana Cade was born to parents Anne Amelia and William Cade. Orphaned at 5 months, Mary was raised by g...
05/24/2026

in 1864, Mary Lurana Cade was born to parents Anne Amelia and William Cade. Orphaned at 5 months, Mary was raised by grandparents Zilpha Lurana and Solomon Shaffstall. At age eight, young Mary was given stewardship of the Robinson Tea Chest, the only known surviving tea chest from the Boston Tea Party, by her grandfather for use with her dolls and dress up clothes. Mary Lurana remained steward of the tea chest for nearly 77 years until she passed away at the age of 85 in 1949. Over the course of Mary’s life, she preserved, documented, and celebrated the history and lineage of the Robinson Tea Chest, passing it’s heritage to her children and their families. The Robinson Tea Chest and some of Mary’s provenance is on permanent display at the Boston Tea Party Ships & Museum.
Pictured: Mary Cade ~c.1870; ~1896; ~mid-late 1940s; With children William and Helen Ford Waring.

05/23/2026

is when our seasonal ship maintenance swings into high gear with scraping, painting, sealing, oiling, rigging, and literally everything in-between.

05/22/2026

Thanks Boston 25 News for spilling the tea with us! "HUZZAH!"
05/22/2026

Thanks Boston 25 News for spilling the tea with us! "HUZZAH!"

Take the Revolution home with our signature tea blends and Colonial puzzles. 🫖🇺🇸Visit our online store to browse our lat...
05/21/2026

Take the Revolution home with our signature tea blends and Colonial puzzles. 🫖🇺🇸

Visit our online store to browse our latest treasures: https://bit.ly/4szxyX3.

05/19/2026

See what a day in the life of Samuel Adams looks like as we prepare for the meeting house. Our experts are ready to welcome you to the era of revolution. 🇺🇸 ⚓️


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Address

306 Congress Street
Boston, MA
02210

Opening Hours

Monday 10am - 5pm
Tuesday 10am - 5pm
Wednesday 10am - 5pm
Thursday 10am - 5pm
Friday 10am - 5pm
Saturday 10am - 5pm
Sunday 10am - 5pm

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+16173381773

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