ADAMS COUNTY QUINCY AREA
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QUINCY AREA
Located on the western border of Illinois along the Mississippi River, Quincy serves as the governing seat of Adams County. Established in 1825, the scenic area offers 200 years of history in the making, teeming with delights for the curious traveler. Architecture is one of Quincy’s crowning glories. The city features over 3,600 properties contributing to the National Register of Historic Places and holds four National Register Historic Districts. Tourists are inspired by the wide range of architectural styles represented, from a Mediterranean castle on the bluffs to the East End Historic District dis- playing world class design. The thriving agricultural community delivers seven family-owned wineries, friendly farm stands and sunflower groves, and a rural museum dedicated to preserving 1930s farm life. Foodies are sure to be satisfied with the offerings of Summer Flavor Tours, elevated bar experiences and iconic Midwest dining experiences. Outdoor enthusiasts enjoy kayaking on Quincy Bay, soaring bald eagles and the city’s 30 parks & trails. A distinctive tapestry of past and present weaves the story of a city with notable cultural and historic milestones as well as contemporary visionaries. The first Underground Railroad stop east of Missouri was located in Quincy and is now a touring museum, and the charming city is home to America’s first Arts Council, established in 1947. > Visit SeeQuincy.com for more info
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