Adams Chronicles

Produced for America's Bicentennial, The Adams Chronicles scored a rare television hat trick: critical raves, stratoshperic ratings and scholarly recognition. Based on more than 300,000 pages of historical documents, the show examines American history through four generations of Adamses. With scholarship so impeccable that more than 400 colleges and universities based a history course on the series. The Adams Chronicles also succeeds as a complex, compelling family drama.

Includes 12 page program featuring articles by C. James Taylor, editor and chief of the Adams Papers and Neil Horstman, President of the White House Historical Association.