The homes of America : with one hundred and three illustrations (1879)
Lamb, Martha J. (Martha Joanna), 1829-1893 · New York : D. Appleton and Company, 549 and 551 Broadway · leaf 202
e of the Adamses, we illustratetlie newer and more castle-like abode of John Quincy Adams, the eldest sonand heir of Charles Francis Adams, situated upon Mount Wollaston, whichforms the eastern portion of the toA\Ti of Quincy. It is an dfuant and sjiowyedifice, with a square brick tower smuiounted… … Hoi-ne of John Quincy Adams. tlu-ough AvLom it became ingrafted uponthe Adams estate, and tliiis it has beenin possession of tlie family for more thana century and a half. Many of the lime-trees planted by Josiah Quincy upon this beautiful hill are still in a flour-ishing condition. Architecturally…
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