· Updated January 16, 2025 12:20 AM · 2 min read read
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BOSTON – The city's Old South Meeting House was the stage Wednesday for about 100 reenactors dressed in Colonial garb who gathered to voice their frustrations about a new tax imposed by the English king on tea shipped to the colonies in America.
Objections were raised about unloading 340 cargo chests sent by the East India Tea Co. on ships docked in the harbor nearby. The assembled men, calling themselves the Sons of Liberty, demanded a fairer tax system, just as did the original protesters on
BOSTON – The city's Old South Meeting House was the stage Wednesday for about 100 reenactors dressed in Colonial garb who gathered to voice their frustrations about a new tax imposed by the English king on tea shipped to the colonies in America.
Objections were raised about unloading 340 cargo chests sent by the East India Tea Co. on ships docked in the harbor nearby. The assembled men, calling themselves the Sons of Liberty, demanded a fairer tax system, just as did the original protesters on…