Product Overview
Capture the spirit of American independence with this coordinated two-poster set featuring the Boston Tea Party of December 1773 and the Midnight Ride of Paul Revere on April 18, 1775. These 12x18 inch prints bring the pivotal events of the Revolutionary era into classrooms, homes, and study spaces with rich historical detail and dramatic illustrations. Printed on durable paper and made in the USA by PosterEnvy, the set pairs two cornerstone moments of colonial resistance—colonists disguised as Mohawks dumping tea in Boston Harbor and the Sons of Liberty riding through the night to warn Lexington and Concord. Display them together for a powerful visual timeline of the birth of American liberty.
- Create an authentic American Revolution display with these two matching 12x18 inch posters showing the Boston Tea Party and Paul Revere’s Midnight Ride side by side.
- Hang the Boston Tea Party print and the Paul Revere ride print together to illustrate the escalating tension between colonists and British rule in 1773–1775.
- Printed on durable, heavy-duty paper in the USA by PosterEnvy, this set delivers classroom-ready visuals of the Tea Act protest and the Sons of Liberty warning riders.
- Perfect for middle school or high school history units, homeschool American Revolution lessons, and social studies bulletin boards covering colonial protest and the road to independence.
- Gift a ready-made Revolutionary War pair for teachers, history buffs, or students beginning their study of American independence.
