Adams Historical Society launches free Sunday tours of Quaker Meeting House

ADAMS — The Adams Historical Society's Quaker Meeting House will open its doors for free public tours on Sundays, according to community listings, giving residents and visitors a look at one of the town's historic landmarks.

COMMUNITY & ARTS

The Quaker Meeting House, associated with the Adams Historical Society, is offering free tours on Sundays, per a community news item circulated this week. The listing did not specify a start date or hours, but the tours represent an ongoing opportunity for residents to explore local history tied to the town's Quaker heritage and its ties to Adams native Susan B. Anthony.

ELSEWHERE IN THE NEWS

"Adams: Quaker Meeting House offers free Sunday tours" — The Berkshire Eagle reports that the Adams Historical Society is hosting free Sunday tours of the Quaker Meeting House, a historic site connected to the town's Quaker roots (read it at https://www.berkshireeagle.com/news/community-news/adams-quaker-meeting-house-offers-free-sunday-tours/article_ae1314e4-b16e-480c-8496-c49bea3450e4.html).

"North Adams Was Named One Of The Most 'Budget-Friendly' Cities In Massachusetts" — Live 95.9 highlights North Adams as a low-cost destination with free and inexpensive activities ranging from art museums to hiking trails, according to the outlet (read it at https://live959.com/ixp/922/p/free-activities-north-adams-ma/).