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Furniture witnessed the birth of America's political parties | History

Aside from the notable quality of their craftsmanship and beauty in their polished mahogany finishes, two pieces of furniture in the Governor John Wood Mansion may get little more notice ....

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When Quincy faced bankruptcy

Between 1840 and 1858 Quincy’s population grew from 2,319 to roughly 13,000. In 1841 Quincy “exported 275,000 bushels of wheat, 95,000 bushels of corn, and 50,000 bushels of oats; only ....

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Diary of Quincy: The Cox Family

The diary of Quincy’s Orville Hickman Browning – U.S. senator, friend and counselor to President Lincoln as well secretary of interior for President Andrew Johnson – was published in 1927 ....

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Orville H. Browning organizes Illinois School for the Deaf

Orville Hickman Browning, Whig senator from Adams County, in the spring of 1837 had just finished a frustrating session of the Illinois General Assembly. He had opposed the statewide frenzy ....

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Lt. William Shipley: the first Civil War soldier from Quincy to die

“There was not a dry eye on the Square” when volunteer troops were hailed and left Quincy on April 21, 1861, for Cairo and Camp Defiance located at the tip ....

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