where did john adams live

John Adams lived at several notable locations, most famously Peace Field in Quincy, Massachusetts, which served as the Adams family’s home for four generations from 1788 to 1927. He also maintained a law office in Boston and spent time in Philadelphia during the Revolutionary period and later in Washington, D.C. after his presidency. The Old House at Peace Field (the main residence) and the adjacent Stone Library are preserved as part of Adams National Historical Park, reflecting the family’s long residence there.