Asian American Presence in Quincy's History

This photography series was created by the Asian American Association of Boston (AAAB) photographer in collaboration with AAAB members, capturing a cultural fashion walk that blends Asian heritage, civic pride, and the historic identity of Quincy, Massachusetts.

本摄影项目由波士顿亚美会（AAAB）摄影师与会员共同完成，通过一场融合传统与现代的文化行走拍摄，展现亚裔文化、自豪感与昆西市（Quincy）深厚历史底蕴的交汇。

Quincy is uniquely known as the birthplace of John Adams and John Quincy Adams, making it the only U.S. city to produce two American presidents. Set against iconic local landmarks—including Adams House, Granite Links, Marina Bay, and the Wollaston Beach Boathouse—the images connect cultural expression with shared public space.

昆西是美国历史上极具象征意义的城市——既是美国第二任总统 John Adams，也是第六任总统 John Quincy Adams 的出生地，是全美唯一诞生两位总统的城市。这一独特的历史背景，为亚裔社区融入并参与城市公共文化叙事提供了重要舞台。本项目拍摄于多处昆西地标，包括 Adams House、Granite Links、Marina Bay 以及Wollaston Beach Boathouse。这些公共空间不仅承载着城市历史，也见证着当代多元文化的发展。

Quincy’s historic neighborhoods and waterfront have also appeared in major film and television productions, including the HBO miniseries John Adams and other well-known Boston-area films. By placing Asian American cultural presence within these historically and cinematically

significant settings, AAAB affirms belonging, visibility, and inclusion while celebrating Quincy as a diverse and culturally vibrant city.

昆西同时也是知名影视取景城市，其历史街区与海滨景观曾出现在包括 HBO 迷你剧 John Adams 在内的多部影视作品中。本项目通过亚裔文化的视觉呈现，重新诠释这些熟悉的城市画面，传递包容、多元与归属感，展现昆西作为文化交汇之城的当代面貌。

Asian American Presence in Quincy's History

As the birthplace of two U.S. presidents and a recognized film location, Quincy provides a powerful stage where Asian American cultural expression connects history, community, and contemporary public life.

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