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Adams National Historical Park was home to two American presidents and generations of descendants – all the way to 1927.

The entire family's experience represented, mirrored, and shaped events in the cultural, social, political, and intellectual history of the country.

The park’s purpose is to protect and preserve the homes, grounds, and personal property of the four generations of the Adams family and to utilize the resources to interpret history and educate the public.

The Adams Memorial Society, whose membership consists of Adams family offspring, asked the National Park Service to "foster civic virtue and patriotism" at the park.

135 Adams Street, Quincy, MA 02169, Phone: 617-770-1175

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