Presidential wreath-laying ceremonies

53 Years of Honoring the Adams Presidents as a part of a national wreath-laying tradition
Twice each year the President of the United States sends a wreath to the  United First Parish Church to be placed on the tomb of the Adams Presidents. 

This national tradition started during the administration  of President Lyndon Johnson in 1967. Each year,  wreaths of red, white  and blue flowers are sent to the burial places of all deceased  presidents on the anniversary of their birthday.

The  United First Parish Church, Church of the Presidents is the proud keeper of this important annual recognition of our Presidential  heritage.  Admission  to the wreath-laying ceremony, the Adams Crypt and Church Sanctuary are  free. Donations to support the History and Visitors Program are greatly  appreciated.  

For more information about the ceremonies, please email visitorsprogram@ufpc.org or call 617-773-0062.