Located just minutes south of Boston, City of Quincy Contributory Retirement Board is a captivating destination in New England. Known as the "City of Presidents" and the "Birthplace of the American Dream," Quincy is the birthplace of the second and sixth U.S. Presidents, John Adams and his son, John Quincy Adams. With a rich historical past and a bright future, Quincy offers an array of things to see and do year-round.

The City of Quincy Contributory Retirement Board operates in the government administration industry, with its office located at 1305 Hancock Street, Quincy, MA 02169, US. More information about the company can be found on their website, http://www.quincyma.gov/.

Quincy is home to fascinating historical sites that showcase its impressive past. The Adams National Historical Park commemorates the distinguished men and women of the Adams family who dedicated their lives to the founding and strengthening of the United States. The thirteen-acre park includes the family's home, the farmhouse where both presidents were born (recognized as the oldest presidential birthplace in the country), the Visitor Center, and the United First Parish Church and Adams Crypt. Other prominent attractions include the Hancock Cemetery (the colonial community's first and main burial ground), the Thomas Crane Public Library (a national architectural landmark), the Adams Academy Society, the birthplace of John Hancock, the Dorothy Quincy Homestead, and the Josiah Quincy House (site of many Sons of Liberty meetings).

Miles of coastline along Quincy capture the imagination with their enchanting beauty, while the city's culture and commerce blend seamlessly, offering residents and visitors an engaging experience. With a continuous focus on the future, the City of Quincy Contributory Retirement Board remains dedicated to preserving and celebrating the vibrant history of Quincy, while also working towards a prosperous and exciting future for the city and its people.