![]() Historic Homes, Visitor Center, and Restrooms Closed Until Further NoticeWe have increased access to the gardens and outdoor spaces from dawn to dusk for self guided walks. Please follow state and CDC guidelines when visiting the gardens to prevent the spread of COVID-19. Free validated parking is offered in the adjacent Presidents Place Parking Garage accessed via Saville Avenue. A trolley bus service transports you on your full park tour, and returns you to the Visitor Center in about 2 ½ hours. Expect heavier park visitation during July and August and on weekends and holidays. For handicapped or disabled access, please call ahead on the day of your visit, (617)770-1175, to speak with a staff member about tour options. ![]() NPS Visitor Center Begin your Adams experience at the park Visitor Center, located at 1250 Hancock Street, Quincy, MA, and view the orientation film, Enduring Legacy: Four Generations of the Adams Family, a 26 minute film introducing the remarkable Adams family. Browse the park bookstore for even more information and a variety of souvenirs to remind you of your visit to this historical park and the contributions of four generations of the Adams family to the history and development of the United States. ![]() Park your car in the garage and leave the rest to us! Ride the free trolley service from the Visitor Center to the John Adams and John Quincy Adams Birthplaces and "Old House at Peace field."
![]() John Adams Birthplace What early influences shaped the character of the second President of the United States? Join a Park Ranger and tour the birthplace home of Patriot, Diplomat, President; John Adams. ![]() John Quincy Adams Birthplace Tour the home where John Adams drafted the Massachusetts Constitution, where Abigail served as Patriot on the Homefront during the Revolutionary War, and where 6th United States President, John Quincy Adams was born. ![]() The Old House at Peace field Walk in the footsteps of four generations of the Adams family and see their home just as they left it to the people of the United States, under the stewardship of the National Park Service. ![]() Stone Library Thinking of starting your own library? View the 12,000 volumes in the Stone Library. Four generations of the Adams family were avid book collectors. In their lifetime they built a library collection to include the fields of classics, literature, history, language and linguistics, economics, travel, and geography. |
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Last updated: March 23, 2021