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Quincy’s Log Cabins
QLBC
Speakers Bureau
Talks on Quincy’s Lincoln-era History
What does Lincoln have to say to us today? The Quincy Lincoln Bicentennial Commission has prepared a list of books to help you begin your search for answers.
Read Lincoln
Activities
Celebrating the Lincoln-Douglas Legacy
In 1858 two men, both on closest terms with Quincy, returned to this bustling river community to debate the single issue that had “soiled the Republican robe” of a democratic
nation since its beginning. Slavery.
Their Quincy stories are told in museums and storyboards, in talks by local historians and in resources available to all.
Lincoln and Douglas’s Quincy
One of 18 Quincy
Wayside Exhibits
Our Waysides - So Many Stories. . .
Frontier State, Quincy Founding
NE corner, Front & Delaware
Many Lincoln Friends Rest Here
Woodland Cemetery, 5th & Madison
Gov. John Wood: Lincoln Ally
The John Wood Mansion, 12th & State
Appearance of Lincoln’s Quincy
Quincy Museum, 16th & Maine
Lincoln’s Time after the Debate
NW corner, 9th & Hampshire
Eliza Browning, Lincoln Friend
Hampshire between 7th & 8th
Lincoln Advisor, O.H. Browning
Hampshire between 7th & 8th
Downtown Quincy in 1858
5th & Hampshire
Douglas, Richardson & Democracy
5th & Hampshire
Asbury & Jonas, Valued Friends
5th & Hampshire
Lincoln’s 1854 Campaign Stop
6th & Maine
Singleton and Lincoln Business
SE Corner, 5th & Maine
Lincoln’s Search for Equality
415 Mulberry Alley
Johnston: Of Politics and Poetry
4th Street between Maine & Hampshire
Context of Quincy’s Debate
Debate Site, Washington Park
Debate Day in Quincy
Debate Site, Washington Park
Transportation in Lincoln’s Day
Clat Adams Park, Front & Hampshire
Quincy, Area’s Commercial Hub
Front & Broadway
Click to Go To Quincy’s:
Lincoln-Douglas Interpretive Center
Gardner Museum of Architecture and Design
Interpreting Our
Lincoln - Douglas Connections
Quincy Lincoln Bicentennial Commission 706 Maine Quincy, IL 62301 217-228-4515
Quincy’s Lincoln Bicentennial
Celebrating, Commemorating, Educating
The 200th Anniversary of Abraham Lincoln’s Birth
