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John Adams birthplace (1735) who became second American President. Style: New England colonial. 
| United First Parish Church (1827) is crypt for John & John Quincy Adams & their wives.
Architect: Alexander Parris. On National Register.
| Facade of United First Parish Church.
| Domed rotunda & clock of United First Parish Church.
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Weather vane atop United First Parish Church.
| Tombstone in Quincy burial ground.
| Plaque in cemetery dedicated to Americans who fought in Revolutionary War.
| Bust of John Hancock, Quincy born signer of the Declaration of Independence.
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Adams Academy building. Style: Victorian Gothic.
| World War I Memorial.
| Quincy Masonic Temple.
| Winged creatures carved on Quincy Masonic Temple.
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Quincy Town Hall (1844). Style: Greek revival.
| Crane Library (1881).
Style: Richardsonian Romanesque. Architect: Henry Hobson Richardson. On National Register.
| Bethany Congregational Church (18 Spear St.).
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