Adams Family in Boston
Follow the words and history of the Adams Family over four generations
What to Expect
"My Eyes are so diverted with Chimney Sweeps, Carriers of Wood, Merchants, Ladies, Priests, Carts, Horses, Oxen, Coaches, Market men and Women, Soldiers, Sailors, and my Ears with the Rattle Gabble of them all..." -- John Adams, diary, March 18-19, 1759
Follow the words and history of four generations of Adamses, from their experiences at the Old State House, through Beacon Hill, and into Back Bay. John, Abigail, and their descendants were prolific writers. The trove of documents they left behind intimately describe their lives, public service, and Boston from the eve of the Revolution to the turn of the twentieth century.
Includes
Guided 120 minute outdoor tour exploring Boston's urban landscape
1.9 mile tour at a moderate pace, stopping at various sites along the tour
Duration
2 hours
Address
at the Boston Massacre Marker, in front of the Old State House.
Pricing
| Member | Free |
| Adult | $18.82 |
| Child | $10.50 |
| Child under 6 | Free |
| Private Tour | $236.25 |
| Chaperone | Free |
Cancellation Policy
Cancel up to 0.5 hours before the start time.
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