MA-006 Adam Hawkes

Marker text: ADAM HAWKES

Adam Hawkes, the first white settler in Saugus, built on this site about 1630. President John Adams was his great-grandson.

Massachusetts Bay Colony Tercentenary Commission

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Location: Walnut St (MA Rt 129) east of Broadway (US Hwy 1), Saugus, Essex County, Massachusetta

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