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Peacefield, also
called Peace field or Old House, is a
historic home
formerly owned by the
Adams family of Quincy, M****achusetts. It was the home of United...
- Recordings, was
preceded by the
singles "Satanized", "Lachryma" and "
Peacefield", and is
notable for
being the band's
first album to top the US Billboard...
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became an
overseer of
Harvard University and
built the
Stone Library at
Peacefield, the Adams's
family home
which is now part of the
Adams National Historical...
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members who
supported and
contributed to
their success. In
addition to
Peacefield, home to four
generations of the
Adams family, the park's main historic...
- The
final episode covers Adams's
retirement years. His home life at
Peacefield is full of pain and
sorrow as his daughter, Nabby, dies of
breast cancer...
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afterwards to
living primarily as a
caretaker at
Peacefield.
Abigail died of
typhoid on
October 28, 1818, at
Peacefield. 1824 was
filled with
excitement in America...
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lifelong love. She and John
returned in 1788 to
their home in Quincy,
Peacefield (also
known as the "Old House"),
which she set
about vigorously enlarging...
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dined with 89-year-old John Adams, the
other living former president, at
Peacefield, his home near Boston. With the
roads becoming imp****able,
Lafayette sta****...
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Peacefield is an
American band,
originally from
Pittsburgh and
later based in San Antonio. The band
began in
suburban Pittsburgh, with Jeff and Don Glatz...
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maintains Peacefield, the home
Adams and her
husband lived in some of the time
later in
their lives. The park has a
bedspread on
display at
Peacefield which...
