Dorothy Quincy Homestead
Dorothy Quincy Homestead, Colonial house in Quincy, United States.
The Dorothy Quincy Homestead features distinct architectural elements spanning three centuries, including a Georgian frontispiece and gambrel roof with dormer windows.
Edmund Quincy II constructed the initial structure in 1686, which expanded through multiple renovations while maintaining elements of its original design.
The residence served as a meeting place for American Revolutionary figures, including John Adams and Benjamin Franklin during pre-independence discussions.
The property opens for guided tours from May to October at 34 Butler Road, with admission prices of 10 dollars per person.
The house contains John Hancock's restored chariot from 1777, which Americans captured at sea before presenting it to him.
Location: Quincy
GPS coordinates: 42.25819,-71.00744
Latest update: April 20, 2025 17:08
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