Product Overview
Two iconic flashpoints of the American Revolution come together in this coordinated 12x18 inch poster set. The Boston Tea Party captures the defiant colonists in Mohawk disguise hurling 342 chests of tea into Boston Harbor in December 1773, while the Boston Massacre depicts the tense clash between patriots and British soldiers on March 5, 1770. Printed on durable paper and Made in the USA by PosterEnvy, these classroom-ready prints pair the drama of protest and conflict with crisp historical detail. Hang them side-by-side to tell the opening chapter of independence, or use them individually to anchor a Revolutionary War timeline in any learning space.
- Pair the Boston Tea Party and Boston Massacre in one coordinated set of two 12x18 inch posters that trace the earliest sparks of the American Revolution.
- Each print features authentic period illustrations with clear captions and explanatory text for quick classroom reference or home study.
- Printed on heavy-duty paper designed to hold up year after year in busy history rooms, libraries, or family studies.
- Proudly Made in the USA by the family-owned PosterEnvy studio that has delivered classroom posters worldwide for over twenty years.
- A thoughtful gift for teachers, history buffs, or anyone decorating a study, classroom, or patriotic nook with Revolutionary War heritage.
