Adams National Historic Park

Address:	1250 Hancock Street, Quincy, MA, 2169
Phone:	617-770-1175
Fax:	617-472-7562
Website:	http://www.nps.gov/adam/index.htm
Price:	Adults: $5, Children (Under 16): Free
Hours:	Apr 19 - Nov 10: Daily 9am - 5pm
Distance From Condo:	8.21 Miles
Approximate Walk Time:	131 Minutes

Located in Quincy, Adams National Historic Park hosts eleven historic structures that are part of the history of the Adams family who resided there from 1787 to 1927. Most prominent on the 75 acre estate are the homes and birthplaces of the United States' second and sixth presidents John Adams and John Quincy Adams as well as the 14,000 volume Stone Library which is believed to the first Presidential Library in the country. Both former presidents, along with their First Ladies, are entombed in the nearby United First Parish Church which is not part of Adams National Historic Park.

The park's visitors center is located off-site, adjacent to the Quincy Center T Station which services the MBTA's Red Line. Trolley service is provided between the visitor's center and the park which is located approximately one half mile north. Visitors may tour the park on their own, however, entrance to the historic homes is by guided tour only.

 

The map and Adams National Historic Park information on this page were accurate at the time they were added to this website. Just in case things have changed, we recommend that you confirm rates, hours, and location prior to planning your visit.