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Which Quincy natives are Major League All-Stars? Found out about that and more of Quincy's baseball history.


Visit the Historical Quincy Area Photo collection on the Illinois Digital Archives website.
Quincy's Lincoln Bicentennial. Celebrating, Commemorating, Educating. The 200th Anniversary of Abraham Lincoln's Birth.


Learn about this unique castle overlooking the Mississippi River from the bluffs of Quincy.
With the Adams County Geographic Information System, you can view historical data such as 1938 aerial photography, 1940's survey maps, & 1872 plat maps of the county.


Hours after Quincy residents learned of FDR's death, a devastating tornado struck without warning.


Visit the home of Quincy Preserves, an organization dedicated to the preservation of the rich historical and architectural heritage of Quincy.


Learn about the history of Quincy's downtown centerpiece, & home of the Sixth Lincoln-Douglas Debate.
See which notable people have called Quincy and Adams County their home.

Read about the history of baseball in the Gem City.
Learn of history of Siloam Springs State Park in Adams County from the Illinois Department of Natural Resources.


The North American Archaeological Institute is exploring the ancient history of Adams County.
Looking for Lincoln celebrates the
history of Abraham Lincoln in Illinois.

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