Anna M.
11/5/2024
Nathaniel Hawthorne hated working here, but the current employees are incredibly knowledgeable about the building's place in Salem history and American history. Learn about Hawthorne and pre-Civil...
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178 Derby St
Salem, MA 01970
Adams National Historical Park, located in Quincy, Massachusetts, showcases the legacy of iconic figures such as John Adams and John Quincy Adams, who played significant roles in shaping the United States. Visitors can explore the historic homes and grounds that narrate the rich narrative of statesmen, philosophers, and influential women who contributed to the nation's formation.
The park offers engaging experiences, including guided tours, virtual explorations, and a Junior Ranger program, making it accessible for all ages. Celebratory events like the 250th Anniversary of the Battle of Bunker Hill highlight the park's commitment to honoring American history through active participation and education.
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Brittany T.
10/23/2023
Beautiful preserved brick home in Salem that is linked to the which trials. It is currently under renovation and is not open but still a pretty sight
John C.
12/1/2023
Just finished reading The Scarlet Letter and it was so cool to see this actual building here referenced in the book.
Stephanie G.
7/20/2018
I think this was a cute little interesting stop to visit if you are walking along the trail. We happened to come when there was no one else there and the ranger (it's a national park run building)...
DeAnna P.
7/21/2017
This may not be the most fascinating place to visit, but you can't beat a free tour. They have small but good displays of Nathaniel Hawthorne's work space and weights and measures. Staff are...
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