Located in a museum next to Boston's harbor, the classical style building is unforgettable at a glance. The ticket office at the door, the staff are also wearing classical costumes, and there will be cruise ships in the museum to introduce the harbor.

The Boston Tea dumping event in 1773 was one of the key points of the American Revolution. The political resistance took place in Boston, then a British colony, where people smashed cargo ships of tea into the sea to resist the British East India Company's use of the bill to monopolize tea imports from North America. The memorial is built in the shallows of the Boston River, next to a replica of the merchant ship called Beaver Ⅱ. The museum is not large, but it displays various original materials, utensils and souvenirs from the time of the incident. After visiting the museum, you can also experience and feel history on the deck.

An exhibition space reflecting American history, in the old Boston port, composed of a ship and a museum built next to it, is not big, the museum's role is to commemorate the Boston Tea dumping event, which is one of the triggers of the US-British war.

The history of the United States is not long, so the record is quite detailed. This museum is a record of the tea-pouring incident in Boston in 1773, which was one of the key points of the American Revolution. The political resistance took place in Boston, then a British colony, where tea from cargo ships was destroyed and poured into the sea to resist the use of the Act by the British East India Company to monopolize tea imports from North America. Museum has a lot of things at that time, there are two boats to visit.

It was here that the famous Boston tea-pouring time took place. The British colonists set a high tax rate on tea. The angry Bostonian people, led by Suummal Adams, dumped all the tea in the sea. This led to the outbreak of the War of Independence. There are still people here who re-enacted the outbreak of the incident.

The museum is not very big, you can basically see it in half an hour, and we will walk around when the time is tight. If you like to visit the museum or learn more about Boston's history, you can visit it. The information on the display is quite rich.