What is the Boston Tea Party Ships and Museum?

The Boston Tea Party Ships and Museum is an interactive historic site in Boston where guests reenact the December 16, 1773 protest, including throwing recreated tea chests into the harbor, and learn the story of the Sons of Liberty from costumed actors.

How old is the USS Constitution?

The USS Constitution was launched in 1797, making her the oldest commissioned warship still afloat in the world. She is docked in Charlestown, Massachusetts, and is still crewed by active duty US Navy sailors.

Where did the American Revolution begin?

The American Revolution began on April 19, 1775, at the Old North Bridge in Concord, Massachusetts, part of what is now Minute Man National Historical Park in Lexington and Concord.

What towns are included in Minute Man National Historical Park?

Minute Man National Historical Park spans Lexington, Concord, and Lincoln, Massachusetts, and includes Battle Road Trail and the Old North Bridge.

How long is the Gettysburg battlefield tour?

The self driving tour of the Gettysburg battlefield covers 24 miles and can take a full day to complete, though shorter visits can still cover the major monuments and overlooks.

How far is Yorktown, Virginia from Gettysburg, Pennsylvania?

The drive from Gettysburg, Pennsylvania to Yorktown, Virginia takes approximately four hours, making it a manageable next stop on an East Coast historic road trip.

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