South Side German Historic District
Quincy, Illinois • Adams County
Quincy, Illinois • Adams County
The South Side German Historic District in Quincy, Illinois, encompasses a neighborhood historically settled by German immigrants. It features a concentration of residential and commercial buildings reflecting the architectural styles and urban development patterns of the late 19th and early 20th centuries. The district showcases vernacular and period architecture, including Queen Anne and Italianate styles, with well-preserved examples of row houses and commercial storefronts.
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Architecture
616 N. 24th St., Quincy, Illinois
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135-37 N 3rd St., Quincy, Illinois
Transportation; Maritime History; Social History; Commerce; Conservation; Economics; Politics/Government; Military
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Military; Politics/Government; Architecture; Social History
421 Jersey St., Quincy, Illinois
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