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Quincy Homestead

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Stroll through the gardens.
Stroll through the gardens.
The 18th century chariot once owned by American Revolutionary Patriot John Hancock has recently been restored.
The 18th century chariot once owned by American Revolutionary Patriot John Hancock has recently been restored.
Exterior and gardens.
Exterior and gardens.
34 Butler Rd
Quincy, MA 02169
+1 (617) 472-5117
https://nscdama.org
The Homestead served as a home for five generations of Quincys, one of the leading families of Massachusetts. Their progeny include President John Quincy Adams and Dr. Oliver Wendell Holmes. Leading up to the American Revolution, the residence was a meeting place for many American Patriots such as John Adams, Josiah Quincy and John Hancock.

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A glimpse back and a walk forward through time
8/11/2023

Based on my visit here, I will return to Quincy to do the full President's Trail. I enjoy historic l...

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Great Site For All To Visit
8/30/2018

See the Adams homestead. This house is quite a site to see inside. There are tours run regularly. Th...

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Amazing example of colonial life, and important local history
7/9/2018

The Quincy Homestead is a gem in the rough, and significantly underutilized. The Quincy family were ...

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