Boston Tea Party Ships & Museum

The Boston Tea Party Ships & Museum offers an immersive experience that takes visitors back to the year 1773. Located on the Fort Point Channel, the museum features interactive exhibits and live reenactments, allowing participants to engage with history in a hands-on way. Visitors can explore meticulously restored 18th-century ships and take part in the famous tea-dumping event. Historical interpreters bring the stories of patriots like Samuel Adams and the Sons of Liberty to life, providing a unique perspective on the events that sparked a revolution.

The company provides opportunities for private events and large group visits, making it an ideal choice for organizations looking to foster collaboration outside of the office. The museum's setting at Griffin's Wharf is designed to authentically replicate its historical environment, providing an engaging backdrop for learning and interaction. Reservations ensure that groups can have a tailored experience that encourages participation in historical storytelling and activities. This venue is particularly suited for groups interested in exploring history while developing closer connections through shared experiences.