Quincy National Cemetery
Quincy, Illinois • Adams County
Quincy, Illinois • Adams County
Quincy National Cemetery, established in 1868, is a tranquil burial ground located in Quincy, Illinois. It features well-maintained grounds with uniform headstones and a central flagpole, serving as a memorial to fallen soldiers.
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Transportation; Maritime History; Social History; Commerce; Conservation; Economics; Politics/Government; Military
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Military; Politics/Government; Architecture; Social History
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