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This interactive timeline highlights the Society’s previous locations and pivotal moments in its history. Drag within the timeline area to discover more, or follow some of the key points in our history using the arrow buttons beneath the timeline. Click on any individual event to read a complete description.
The Quincy, Adams, and Hancock families represent three different social classes all living in the small village of Braintree, MA before the American Revolution. This ...
John McCormack and David Niles came from large and poor families within religious minority communities. With no formal education, they reinvented themselves and moved ...
This event is sold out. President John Quincy Adams, the eldest son of founders Abigail and John, remains America’s most fascinating statesman. He began his ...
When President John Quincy Adams delivered his first annual message to Congress on December 6, 1825, he noted that “the want of a naval school of instruction, corresponding with the Military ...
Here is the weekly round-up of events at the MHS in the week to come. - Wednesday, 20 September, 12:00PM : Pack a lunch and stop by at noon for a Brown Bag talk with independent researcher Nina ...
