Dean
Wheaton
J. Reed Jr.
Folger
J. Reed Jr.
H. Dwight
Briggs
Jackson
Hastings
H. Williams
Hale
Fowler
Little
De Witt
E. Thayer
Bailey
A. Walker
W. Washburn
Crocker
G. Hoar
W. Rice
T. Lyman
Ely
Burnett
Candler
G. Williams
O'Neil
Fitzgerald
Conry
Keliher
Murray
Roberts
Fuller
Underhill
Luce
R. Russell
Luce
T. H. Eliot
Gifford
Nicholson
Keith
McCormack
Hicks
Moakley
Lynch
Keating
10th district
Goodhue
Sewall
Read
Hastings
Upham
J. Allen
Brigham
Wheaton
Morton
F Baylies
Bailey
H. A. S. Dearborn
W. Baylies
Borden
H. Williams
Borden
Burnell
Grinnell
Scudder
Dickinson
Chaffee
Delano
Dawes
Crocker
Stevens
Seelye
Norcross
W. Rice
J. E. Russell
J. Walker
McEttrick
Atwood
Barrows
Naphen
McNary
O'Connell
Curley
Murray
Tague
Fitzgerald
Tague
Douglass
Tinkham
Herter
Curtis
Martin
Heckler
Studds
Delahunt
Keating
11th district
Bradbury
Bartlett
Cutler
Stedman
A. Bigelow
Brigham
B. Adams
J. Russell
Hobart
J. Richardson
J. Adams
J. Reed Jr.
Burnell
Goodrich
Trafton
Dawes
Chapin
Robinson
Whiting II
Wallace
Coolidge
Draper
Sprague
Powers
Sullivan
Peters
Tinkham
Douglass
Higgins
Flaherty
Curley
Kennedy
O'Neill
Burke
Donnelly
12th district
H. Dearborn
I. Parker
Lee
S. Thatcher
Skinner
Larned
Bidwell
Bacon
Dewey
Hulbert
Strong
Kendall
L. Bigelow
Baylies
Hodges
J. Adams
Robinson
F. Rockwell
Crosby
E. Morse
Lovering
Powers
Weeks
Curley
Gallivan
McCormack
Keith
Studds
13th district
Wadsworth
Seaver
Ruggles
Dowse
Eustis
J. Reed Jr.
Randall
Simpkins
Greene
Weeks
Mitchell
Carter
Luce
Wigglesworth
Burke
14th district
G. Thatcher
Cutts
C. King
J. Holmes
Lovering
E. Foss
Harris
Gilmore
Olney
Frothingham
Wigglesworth
Martin
15th district
Wadsworth
Ilsley
Whitman
Widgery
Bradbury
Whitman
Greene
Leach
Martin
Gifford
16th district
S. Thatcher
Cook
Tallman
S. Davis
Brown
Orr
Hill
Thacher
Walsh
Gifford
17th district
Bruce
Chandler
Gannett
F. Carr
Wood
J. Carr
Wilson
Kinsley
18th district
Wilson
T. Rice
J. Parker
19th district
J. Parker
Conner
Gage
Cushman
20th district
Hubbard
Parris
E. Lincoln
At-large
Cobb

showvteAmbassadors of the United States of America to the Court of St. James'sMinisters Plenipotentiary tothe Court of St. James's(1785–1811)
J. Adams
Pickney
King
Monroe
Pinkney
Russell (chargé d'affaires)
Envoys Extraordinary and Ministers Plenipotentiary tothe Court of St. James's(1815–1893)
J. Q. Adams
Rush
King
Gallatin
Lawrence (chargé d'affaires)
Barbour
McLane
Van Buren
Vail (chargé d'affaires)
Stevenson
Everett
McLane
Bancroft
Lawrence
Ingersoll
Buchanan
Dallas
C. Adams
R. Johnson
Motley
Schenck
Pierrepont
Welsh
Lowell
Phelps
Lincoln
Ambassadors Extraordinaryand Plenipotentiary to the Court of St. James's(1893–present)
Bayard
Hay
Choate
Reid
Page
Davis
Harvey
Kellogg
Houghton
Dawes
Mellon
Bingham
Kennedy
Winant
Harriman
Douglas
Gifford
Aldrich
Whitney
Bruce
Annenberg
Richardson
Armstrong
Brewster
Louis
Price
Catto
Seitz
Crowe
Lader
Farish
Tuttle
Susman
Barzun
W. Johnson
Hartley

showvte United States Ambassadors to Germany Germany–United States relationsEmbassy of the United States, BerlinMinister Plenipotentiary
Adams
Envoy Extraordinaryand Minister Plenipotentiary
Wheaton
Donelson
Hannegan
Barnard
Vroom
Wright
Judd
Wright
Bancroft
Davis
Taylor
White
Sargent
Kasson
Pendleton
Phelps
Runyon
Ambassador Extraordinaryand Plenipotentiary
Runyon
Uhl
White
Tower
Hill
Leishman
Gerard
Dresel
Houghton
Schurman
Sackett
Dodd
Wilson
Kirk
Morris
Conant
Bruce
Dowling
McGhee
Lodge
Rush
Hillenbrand
Stoessel
Burns
Burt
Walters
Kimmitt
Holbrooke
Redman
Bindenagel
Kornblum
Coats
Timken
Koenig
Murphy
Emerson
Logsdon
Grenell
Quinville
Gutmann

showvte United States Ambassadors to the Netherlands
J. Adams
Short
J. Q. Adams
Vans Murray
Eustis
Everett
Hughes
Preble
Davezac
Bleecker
Hughes
Davezac
Folsom
Belmont
Murphy
Pike
Rhodes
Ewing
Gorham
Birney
Dayton
Bell
Roosevelt
Thayer
Quinby
Newel
Hill
Beaupre
Bryce
Van Dyke
Garrett
Phillips
Tobin
Diekema
Swenson
Emmet
Gordon
Biddle
Hornbeck
Baruch
Chapin
Matthews
Young
Rice
Tyler
Middendorf
Gould
McCloskey
Joseph
Dyess
Bremer
Shad
Wilkins
Dornbush
Schneider
Sobel
Arnall
Culbertson
Hartog-Levin
Broas
Hoekstra
Duggal

showvteUnited States Ambassadors to Russia Russian Empire (1780–1917)
Dana
Adams
Pinkney
Campbell
Middleton
Randolph
Buchanan
Wilkins
J. Clay
Dallas
Cambreleng
Todd
Ingersoll
Bagby
Brown
Seymour
Pickens
Appleton
C. Clay
Cameron
C. Clay
Curtin
Orr
Jewell
Boker
Stoughton
Foster
Hunt
Taft
Lothrop
Tree
C. Smith
White
Breckinridge
Hitchcock
Tower
McCormick
Meyer
Riddle
Rockhill
Guild
Marye
Francis
Soviet Union (1933–1991)
Bullitt
Davies
Steinhardt
Standley
Harriman
W. Smith
Kirk
Kennan
Bohlen
Thompson
Kohler
Thompson
Beam
Dubs
Stoessel
Toon
Watson
Hartman
Matlock
Strauss
Russian Federation (1991–present)
Strauss
Pickering
Collins
Vershbow
Burns
Beyrle
McFaul
Tefft
Huntsman
Sullivan

showvteChairmen of the United States House Committee on Foreign Affairs
Russell
Forsyth
Everett
Archer
Wayne
Mason
Howard
Pickens
Cushing
Adams
Ingersoll
T. Smith
McClernand
Bayly
Pennington
Clingman
Hopkins
Corwin
Crittenden
Davis
Banks
Myers
Orth
Swann
Cox
Williams
Curtin
Belmont
McCreary
Hitt
Blount
McCreary
Hitt
Cousins
Perkins
Foster
Sulzer
C. Smith
Flood
Porter
Temple
Linthicum
McReynolds
Bloom
Eaton
Bloom
Kee
Richards
Chiperfield
Richards
Gordon
Morgan
Zablocki
Fascell
Hamilton
Gilman
Hyde
Lantos
Berman
Ros-Lehtinen
Royce
Engel
Meeks
McCaul

showvteDeans of the United States House of Representatives
Muhlenberg
Hartley/Thatcher
Grove/Gregg/Macon
Stanford
Davenport
Newton
McCoy
Williams
Everett/Lewis
Adams/McKay
Boyd
Giddings
Phelps
Washburne
Dawes
Kelley
Randall
Cannon/Mills/Blount/Bland
Culberson
Reed
Bingham
Dalzell
Payne
Jones
Cooper/Gillett
Butler
Haugen
Pou
Sabath
Doughton
Rayburn
Vinson
Celler
Patman
Mahon
Whitten
Dingell
Conyers
Young
Rogers

showvteCabinet of President James Monroe (1817–1825)Secretary of State
Richard Rush (1817)
John Quincy Adams (1817–1825)
Secretary of the Treasury
William H. Crawford (1817–1825)
Secretary of War
John C. Calhoun (1817–1825)
Attorney General
Richard Rush (1817)
William Wirt (1817–1825)
Secretary of the Navy
Benjamin Williams Crowninshield (1817–1818)
Smith Thompson (1819–1823)
Samuel L. Southard (1823–1825)

showvteCabinet of President John Quincy Adams (1825–1829)Secretary of State
Henry Clay (1825–1829)
Secretary of the Treasury
Richard Rush (1825–1829)
Secretary of War
James Barbour (1825–1828)
Peter Buell Porter (1828–1829)
Attorney General
William Wirt (1825–1829)
Secretary of the Navy
Samuel L. Southard (1825–1829)

showvteHall of Fame for Great Americans inductees
John Adams
John Quincy Adams
Jane Addams
Louis Agassiz
Susan B. Anthony
John James Audubon
George Bancroft
Clara Barton
Henry Ward Beecher
Alexander Graham Bell
Daniel Boone
Edwin Booth
Louis Brandeis
Phillips Brooks
William Cullen Bryant
Luther Burbank
Andrew Carnegie
George Washington Carver
William Ellery Channing
Rufus Choate
Henry Clay
Grover Cleveland
James Fenimore Cooper
Peter Cooper
Charlotte Cushman
James Buchanan Eads
Thomas Alva Edison
Jonathan Edwards
Ralph Waldo Emerson
David Farragut
Stephen Foster
Benjamin Franklin
Robert Fulton
Josiah W. Gibbs
William C. Gorgas
Ulysses S. Grant
Asa Gray
Alexander Hamilton
Nathaniel Hawthorne
Joseph Henry
Patrick Henry
Oliver Wendell Holmes Sr.
Oliver Wendell Holmes Jr.
Mark Hopkins
Elias Howe
Washington Irving
Andrew Jackson
Thomas J. Jackson
Thomas Jefferson
John Paul Jones
James Kent
Sidney Lanier
Robert E. Lee
Abraham Lincoln
Henry Wadsworth Longfellow
James Russell Lowell
Mary Lyon
Edward MacDowell
James Madison
Horace Mann
John Marshall
Matthew Fontaine Maury
Albert A. Michelson
Maria Mitchell
James Monroe
Samuel F. B. Morse
William T. G. Morton
John Lothrop Motley
Simon Newcomb
Thomas Paine
Alice Freeman Palmer
Francis Parkman
George Peabody
William Penn
Edgar Allan Poe
Walter Reed
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Theodore Roosevelt
Augustus Saint-Gaudens
William Tecumseh Sherman
John Philip Sousa
Joseph Story
Harriet Beecher Stowe
Gilbert Stuart
Sylvanus Thayer
Henry David Thoreau
Mark Twain
Lillian Wald
Booker T. Washington
George Washington
Daniel Webster
George Westinghouse
James McNeill Whistler
Walt Whitman
Eli Whitney
John Greenleaf Whittier
Emma Willard
Frances Willard
Roger Williams
Woodrow Wilson
Orville Wright
Wilbur Wright

showvteJohn Adams
2nd President of the United States (1797–1801)
1st Vice President of the United States (1789–1797)
U.S. Minister to the United Kingdom (1785–1788)
U.S. Minister to the Netherlands (1782–1788)
Delegate to the Second Continental Congress (1775–1778)
Delegate to the First Continental Congress (1774)
Founding of theUnited States
Braintree Instructions (1765)
Boston Massacre defense
Continental Association
Petition to the King
United Colonies
Thoughts on Government (1776)
Lee Resolution (seconded)
Declaration of Independence
May 15 preamble
Committee of Five
Model Treaty
Treaty of Amity and Commerce
Treaty of Alliance
Board of War
Chairman of the Marine Committee, 1775-1779
Continental Navy
Staten Island Peace Conference
Conference House
Constitution of Massachusetts (1780)
Treaty of Paris, 1783
Diplomacy
Elections
United States presidential election 1788–1789
1792
1796
1800
Presidency
Inauguration
Quasi War with France
XYZ Affair
Commerce Protection Act
United States Marine Corps
Convention of 1800
Alien and Sedition Acts
Naturalization Act of 1798
Navy Department Library
Treaty of Tellico
Treaty of Tripoli
Midnight Judges Act
Marbury v. Madison
State of the Union Address (1797
1798
1799
1800)
Cabinet
Federal judiciary appointments
Other writings
Massachusetts Historical Society holdings
Adams Papers Editorial Project
A Defense of the Constitutions of Government of the United States of America
Founders Online
Gray v. Pitts
Life andhomes
Early life and education
Adams National Historical Park
John Adams Birthplace
Family home and John Quincy Adams birthplace
Peacefield
Stone Library
Massachusetts Hall, Harvard University
Presidents House, Philadelphia
Co-founder and second president, American Academy of Arts and Sciences
United First Parish Church and gravesite
Legacy
Bibliography
List of memorials
Adams Memorial (proposed)
John Adams Building
Jefferson Memorial pediment
U.S. Postage stamps
Treaty of Paris (1783 painting)
USS Adams (1799)
USS John Adams (1799)
USS Adams (1874)
USS President Adams (1941)
USS John Adams (1963)
Adams House at Harvard University
Mount Adams (New Hampshire, Washington)
Memorial to the 56 Signers of the Declaration of Independence
Popular culture
Profiles in Courage (1964 series)
American Primitive (1969 play)
1776 (1969 musical
1972 film)
The Adams Chronicles (1976 miniseries)
Liberty! 