This Mayfair townhouse was the London residence of John Adams during his time as American envoy to Britain. Adams, who would become the second President of the United States, lived here in the 1780s while negotiating trade agreements and representing the new nation. The house stands as a reminder of the diplomatic history between the two countries.
 
Interesting facts...
John Adams lived in London from 1785 to 1788 as the first US Minister to the Court of St James's. He found the experience challenging, as America was still viewed with suspicion by the British establishment. He later became the second US President (1797–1801).
 
Location: Mayfair, London, England