In 1773, one unidentified official's disagreement with his boss, and his actions to inform Americans about it, played a big ...

On Dec. 16, 1773, American colonists, angry at Britain for imposing “taxation without representation,” dumped 342 chests of tea, imported by the British East India Co., into the Boston harbor.

It tasted delicious. My visit to the Boston Tea Party this spring had me leaping into the new season with a fresh new perspective on food art and a palate that has sprung back into life.

No other aspect of the American Revolution is as useful a metaphor for people all along the political spectrum.

Inside the steeple of Old North Church and among the Southern Colonies, less familiar stories of the events from 250 years ...

The decision to punish Massachusetts for the Boston Tea Party in 1773 began an escalating cycle that led to the shots fired at Lexington and Concord in April 1775. A colonial rebellion quickly ...

So many people turned out for it and many, many people had put their hearts into making the lantern," said Margot Kimball, executive director of Art ... of tea at the Boston Tea Party.

Bridgeman (2); Hood Museum of Art, Dartmouth ... he arrived in the Colonies in 1773, Phillis Wheatley composed a poem in his honor. But after the Boston Tea Party, Legge changed his tune, calling ...

Art lovers will find family-friendly ... For an immersive history experience, the Boston Tea Party Museum lets families reenact the events of 1773, complete with costumes and a chance to throw ...

“Whose Revolution” draws on material culture, fine art, political and social ... of the sort used to smash chests of tea during the Boston Tea Party. That possessive pronoun at the beginning ...