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In the 1870s, the business of cutting ice on Quincy Bay was considered among the most important branches of industry in Quincy. The large amount of money paid in mid-winter

Along with 190 other passengers from the Grand Duchy of Baden, Joseph Mast set sail aboard the Bolivar from Le Havre, France, on April 5, 1834. After 58 days at

Like many who once called Quincy home, Dr. Stahl has long been forgotten. For more than three decades Dr. Stahl was both a highly respected physician and one of Quincy’s

The Baltimore and Ohio was the first railroad in the United States, opening for commerce in 1830. Early railroads used horses and steam engines. They competed with other methods of

Born on Sept. 14, 1856, in Edinburgh, Ind., John Mooney Lewis would become a nationwide casket seller. John was raised in Indiana and remained there until his early 20s. According