Quincy, Illinois
ART & HISTORY
The pioneer city of Quincy, Illinois was founded in 1825 and holds a storied past of historic milestones and cultural endeavors. Many "firsts" happened here. The first Underground Railroad Station east of the Mississippi across Missouri's border is still standing today. America's first Roman Catholic priest, Augustine Tolton, spent his formative years here, and America's first Arts Council was established in Quincy in 1947. Explore Lincoln history, Quincy's early history, 12 city museums, art murals and tri-county attractions via the guides below.
Art & History Related Guides
Explore the first three decades of the welcoming port on the Mississippi
Your BOGO Pass to 12 museums representing art, architecture, history and agriculture
Art hits the wall in this self-guided driving tour of 24 city murals with nearby eats
The top 50 attractions in a three-county area including a Quintessential Quincy Itinerary with 15 Favorite Things to do in One Day
Self-guided tour of Quincy's most notable thoroughfare, from Washington to Madison Park and all the cultural & culinary wonders in between
Coming soon! The 13 Famous & Infamous revealed in this intriguing look at high-profile Quincyans who left their mark near & far
