The museum is housed in what was Quincy's public library building. It is an impressive building of…read moreitself. It now houses artifacts of Quincy . We were given a background talk and then free to take a self- guided tour. Interesting look at Quincy and its history.

What a wonderful piece of history! It's not just Quincy or Illinois history, but American history…read more We had such an amazing tour. Our guide was so knowledgeable and personable. He went at such a wonderful pace to really help us take in all the info. The mansion itself has been kept so well. If you're visiting Quincy, this is a spot you must visit.

Beautiful historic home of the former Illinois governor John Wood. We came over the winter holidays…read morewhen it's free and members of the historical society served as guides and shared stories and facts about John, his family and the various furniture and artifacts around the mansion.

Very good tour. Docent was knowledgeable and provided facts which were new to the group. Much of…read morethe tour is self - guided but wall boards provide great information about the Underground Railroad in the town of Quincy, Il. Had an informative video presentation as well.

The Underground Railroad Museum in Quincy is only open on Saturdays from 1-4 and is run by…read morevolunteers so the available hours may vary if the volunteer needs to leave early. You can schedule a tour outside of those hours by visiting their website. There's no set fee for entry but they do ask for donations. The house itself is beautiful, it's actually the oldest brick house in Quincy! When you start the tour, there is a 15 minute video to watch that gives you the history of Dr Eel and the amazing things he accomplished. After watching the video, you are free to tour the house on your own. There are several large informational boards upstairs to read but you can otherwise get through the house in well under an hour.

I have taken my kids and grandkids there for years. Its the one place I can afford and they have…read moresomething for everyone. Great place for all day fun.

Such a nice, clean facility with very friendly and helpful staff. My only reason for not giving a…read more5-star rating is because of the go-carts. They were slower than ones we have driven in other places.

Quincy Art Center is in a lovely historical area; it was once the carriage house for the Lorenzo…read moreBull House, which now houses the Women's City Club. The rotating exhibits at the Quincy Art Center are thoughtfully curated and well-presented. Signage clearly explains the art and offers background information on the artists as well. The staff and space are welcoming. I've only dropped in to see the galleries (not during special events) and it's never crowded. Parking is easy and on the grounds, which are well-landscaped and pleasant to stroll through.

This is a great place to spend a little or a lot of time. Four of us had some wine and wine…read moreslushies and some apps and enjoyed the beautiful deck. Service was fast and friendly and prices are reasonable. We loved the chicken nachos and the charcuterie board. They also have a huge event space here, huge parking lot and rolling green hills of nature to enjoy. Check it out!

First time here and what a nice little gem! We came here for a wedding rehearsal dinner. The…read moremanager was so friendly and helpful, we all enjoyed our wedding practice. If you like having wine for your event at a rustic place, this place is perfect! Update: 2 days after, we came back for a friend's wedding. There is a big parking lot and entrance & exit ways are separate so people can drive easily without confusion! Bathrooms are also separated, they are in a small building next by. This place is like a little village that has everything needed for any event like a wedding! Also the Manager was so helpful and I can tell, she is a very organized person and she made sure everything is going perfect and she was smiling all the time. :) It was a beautiful october night, the ceremony took place on the bluffs by the vineyard. There is a big log house by the bluffs for wedding family, so they can have their own privacy before the ceremony. (Btw, walking in stilettos can be challenging since the area is all grassy and soil) After the ceremony, we walked to the 2 story barn to attend the cocktail, and had their complimentary hot apple cider, was delicious. Then we headed to upstairs to have wedding dinner and after party. This place can handle more than 100 people. Very neat and clean. Service was perfect.

This is a great environment to hang around in. Located on the town square, this historic old…read morebuilding is being utilized well!

We've lived by this "club" for over 12+years and I can't stand them. " The thing's men believe in…read moreare the things they do.". Here's what THEY DO....they threw tiny baby kittens over a fence, these newborns suffered head trauma and death, 2 are currently alive and receiving constant care. When their General Manager, a young long haired kid, was informed about this, he made the fence stronger...WTH, NO APOLOGY, ONLY DISRESPECTFUL BLANK STARE ON HIS FACE! We're all familiar with THAT look! Their " golfers" can't aim nor control their swing, as we have picked up 100's of golf balls that have hit our building, windows, bushes, trees and our cars! A word of advice while you're out screwing with the fence MAKE ME IT TALLER!! So, we don't have to keep cleaning up after you. Their July 4th "event" is a nightmare that keeps on giving.... Fireworks are made from toxic chemicals that pollute OUR air,OUR water, soil, plants and harm animals and people...while they're " powering and aahhhhinng" like monkeys, we have to keep our children inside because the bugs, gnats, mosquitos go into a feeding frenzy, this lasts a few weeks. The loud explosions affects and triggers PTSD sufferers, our pets are petrified and TERRIFIED. Out children's bedtime routine is disrupted as well as those of us that work different shifts and sleep different hours... Here's a suggestion, have a Laser show for your members only club.... Their groundskeeper is notorious for waking us up about 5:30 6:00 in the morning with their mowing, excavating, digging and every other "toy" with a loud engine...It's disturbing, especially when suffering from insomnia and finally fall asleep, only to awaken to this. NOW!,.. ABOUT THE CATS....NEVER A THANK YOU for keeping the moles off your precious golf course. All these moles ( a cat's prize, which they confidently leave on my porch to which I have to dispose of) will be on your property next year.....Any poisoning or animal trapping you try ...KNOW THIS. As an active member of " PETA" I've shared your "activities" with my chapter ...they are diligent, meticulous and methodical and..." the things they believe in are the things they do.'.

Dinner was excellent and service for our group was amazing. This was a special occasion event with…read moreover 100 served. Always a great meal every time I have eaten here!