Adams National Historical Park
Upcoming Site Closure – Adams Farm at Penn’s Hill — Starting August 24, the Adams Farm at Penn’s Hill (John Adams and John Quincy Adams Birthplaces) will close for construction on a major cultural landscape project. The entire site will be inaccessible from August 24 through the remainder of the tour season. The Visitor Center and Details ↗
Bag Policy — Bags larger than 9"x11"x5" are not permitted in the historic homes. The park does not have storage lockers for these items. Bags may not be left unattended and cannot be left with park staff. Anyone carrying a bag larger than 9"x11"x5" will not be admitted into the historic homes
Group Reservations — Groups of 11 or more people should contact the Visitor Center at ADAM_Visitor_Center@nps.gov or 617-770-1175 at least two weeks in advance to arrange their visit.
2026 Tour Season — Visit https://www.nps.gov/adam/planyourvisit/2026-tour-season.htm for details on the 2026 tour season, including operating hours and tour offerings. The Visitor Center is open 9am-5pm Wednesdays-Sundays. The historic homes are open Wednesdays-Sundays. Entrance fees required for e
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Einführung
Der Adams National Historical Park befindet sich in Quincy, Massachusetts, und gedenkt der Leben von zwei US-Präsidenten, John Adams und John Quincy Adams. Besucher kommen, um die Häuser und die Geschichte dieser einflussreichen Familie zu erkunden und Einblicke in die frühe amerikanische Politik und Gesellschaft zu gewinnen.
Der Park umfasst die Geburtsstätten der Adams und das Anwesen Peacefield, wo die Familie über Generationen lebte. Er bietet geführte Touren an, die den Kontext zu den ausgestellten Artefakten und Dokumenten vermitteln, was ihn zu einem nachdenklichen Halt für Geschichtsinteressierte macht.
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