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David L. Ryan/Globe Staff
After years of construction and setbacks, the new Boston Tea Party Ships & Museum has opened to the public.
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David L. Ryan/globe staff
The Boston Tea Party Ships & Museum is finally open on Congress Street.
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David L. Ryan/globe staff
Up in the rigging of the Elenor is rigger Barbara Kransinski.
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David L. Ryan/globe staff
A replica of one of the famous ships, the Elenor.
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David L. Ryan/globe staff
Actor David Stickney spoke to an early tour group.
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David L. Ryan/globe staff
A crew set up an exhibit.
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David L. Ryan/globe staff
The new museum is open for visitors on Congress Street on the waterfront.
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David L. Ryan/globe staff
Some of the portraits at the museum come to life.
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David L. Ryan/globe staff
Chelsea White swept up in Abigail’s Tea Room.
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David L. Ryan/globe staff
One of the museum's exhibits.
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David L. Ryan/globe staff
Dalia Angelosanto got the gift shop ready for visitors.











