United First Parish Church
1306 Hancock St, Quincy, MA 02169, USA
Massachusetts, USA
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EST. 1828
EST. 1828
1828
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HISTORIC PRESERVATION at United First Parish Church.
The 1828 granite Greek Revival church survives as an active Unitarian Universalist congregation and historic site in Quincy. Its sanctuary, architectural fabric, monuments, and basement Adams family crypt are maintained for worship and guided interpretation, with access controlled by the congregation.
About United First Parish Church
This congregation included John Adams, a leading advocate of independence who served in the Continental Congress and as a wartime diplomat in Europe. The present church was built after the Revolution and contains the tombs of John and Abigail Adams. Its significance is commemorative rather than as a wartime site.
HISTORY HAPPENED HERE at United First Parish Church
This congregation included John Adams, a leading advocate of independence who served in the Continental Congress and as a wartime diplomat in Europe. The present church was built after the Revolution and contains the tombs of John and Abigail Adams.
Its significance is commemorative rather than as a wartime site.
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