Edward M. Kennedy Institute for the United States Senate, educational institution and museum in Boston, Massachusetts
The Edward M. Kennedy Institute is a museum in Boston dedicated to the United States Senate and its role in American government. The facility features interactive exhibits and artifacts that explain how the Senate operates and its impact on the nation.
The institute opened in 2015 and honors the life and Senate career of Edward Kennedy, who represented Massachusetts for decades. It was created to commemorate his influence and contributions to American legislative history.
The museum is located near Columbia Point on the waterfront and is accessible by public transit. Visitors should plan several hours to fully engage with the interactive exhibits and galleries.
The institute features a working replica of the Senate chamber where visitors can assume the role of senators and participate in simulated voting procedures. This hands-on experience lets visitors understand how legislative decisions happen in practice.
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