A tour with a colonial host
The one-hour tour is led by a colonial host, with live re-enactments along the way; you may meet Samuel Adams and the Sons and Daughters of Liberty. Children, and adults too, can throw tea into Boston Harbor.
The ships and the tea chest
Two replica ships of the period, the Eleanor and the Beaver, are moored beside the museum. Inside, look for the Robinson Tea Chest, which the museum describes as the only known surviving tea chest from the Boston Tea Party.
Abigail’s Tea Room
After the tour, Abigail’s Tea Room serves the five teas involved in the Boston Tea Party, with historical exhibits and table games. No museum ticket is needed to visit it.



