Adams John 1735 1826 Collection

Portrait of John Adams (Braintree)
DGA775856 Portrait of John Adams (Braintree, 1735-Quincy, 1826), American politician, second President of United States of America, 1797 to 1801, Engraving; Photo © NPL - DeA Picture Library

Leaders of the Continental Congress 1775: John Adams
PVD1693834 Leaders of the Continental Congress 1775: John Adams, Robert Morris, Alexander Hamilton, Thomas Jefferson, drawing by Augustus Tholey (1894) by Tholey

John Adams, 1783 (oil on canvas)
2662485 John Adams, 1783 (oil on canvas) by Copley, John Singleton (1738-1815); 238.1x147 cm; Fogg Art Museum, Harvard Art Museums, USA; (add.info.: John Adams, Jr. (October 30 [O.S)

John Adams, 1735 - 1826, the second President of the United States
UIG5414101 John Adams, 1735 - 1826, the second President of the United States, historical engraving, 1880; UIG

John Adams, US President, 1812
1576815 John Adams, US President, 1812; (add.info.: John Adams, US President from an illustration of 1812.); Universal History Archive/UIG

Vice-President John Adams, 1790
1576327 Vice-President John Adams, 1790; (add.info.: Vice-President John Adams. Adams was the first vice president of the United States and later went on to become the second president)

Portraits of Washington, Jefferson, Madison and Adams, 1812
1576814 Portraits of Washington, Jefferson, Madison and Adams, 1812; (add.info.: American star Medallion portraits of George Washington and (below, left to right) Thomas Jefferson, James Madison

President John Adams, 1800
1576802 President John Adams, 1800; (add.info.: John Adams (1735-1826) was the second president of the United States having earlier served as the first vice president of the United States

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Adams John (1735-1826) was a pivotal figure in American history, serving as the second President of the United States. His contributions to the founding of the nation are immeasurable, from his role in drafting the Declaration of Independence to his leadership during times of crisis. Adams was known for his unwavering dedication to liberty and justice, even when faced with opposition. His legacy lives on through his writings and speeches that continue to inspire generations. As a statesman, diplomat, and visionary leader, Adams played a crucial role in shaping America's future. Today, we honor his memory and celebrate the enduring impact he had on our country's history.