Liste der Einträge im National Register of Historic Places im Adams County (Illinois)
Lage des Adams County in Illinois
Die Liste der Einträge im National Register of Historic Places im Adams County in Illinois führt die Bauwerke und historischen Stätten im Adams County auf, die in das National Register of Historic Places aufgenommen wurden.[1]
Legende
| NRHP | Historic Place |
|---|---|
| HD | Historic District |
Aktuelle Einträge
| [2] | Name[3] | Bild | Eintragsdatum | Lage | Ort | Beschreibung |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Coca-Cola Bottling Company Building |  | 1997 ID-Nr. 97000032 | 616 North 24th Street 39° 56′ 18″ N, 91° 22′ 37″ W | Quincy | |
| 2 | Downtown Quincy Historic District |  | 1983 ID-Nr. 83000298 | Abgegrenzt durch Hampshire Street, Jersey Street, 4th Street und 8th Street 39° 55′ 57″ N, 91° 24′ 28″ W | Quincy | |
| 3 | Ebenezer Methodist Episcopal Chapel and Cemetery | 1984 ID-Nr. 84000921 | Nordwestlich von Golden 40° 9′ 32″ N, 91° 6′ 10″ W | Golden | ||
| 4 | Exchange Bank | 1987 ID-Nr. 86003714 | Quincy Street 40° 6′ 26″ N, 91° 1′ 1″ W | Golden | ||
| 5 | Fall Creek Stone Arch Bridge |  | 1996 ID-Nr. 96001282 | Brücke der Payson Road über den Fall Creek 39° 47′ 6″ N, 91° 18′ 8″ W | Payson | |
| 6 | Robert W. Gardner House |  | 1979 ID-Nr. 79000812 | 613 Broadway 39° 56′ 9″ N, 91° 24′ 21″ W | Quincy | |
| 7 | S.J. Lesem Building |  | 1999 ID-Nr. 99001377 | 135-37 North 3rd Street 39° 56′ 6″ N, 91° 24′ 43″ W | Quincy | |
| 8 | Lewis Round Barn |  | 2003 ID-Nr. 02001750 | 2007 East 1250th Street 40° 3′ 6″ N, 91° 16′ 19″ W | Mendon | Ursprünglich 1984 in das Register eingetragen (Ref.-Nr. 84000916); 2002 aus dem Register gestrichen; 2003 nach erfolgter Umsetzung erneut eingetragen |
| 9 | Lock and Dam No. 21 Historic District |  | 2004 ID-Nr. 04000181 | Rund 800 m westlich der IL 57 39° 54′ 22″ N, 91° 25′ 55,9″ W | Quincy | |
| 10 | Morgan-Wells House |  | 1977 ID-Nr. 77000471 | 421 Jersey Street 39° 55′ 52″ N, 91° 24′ 32″ W | Quincy | |
| 11 | Richard F. Newcomb House |  | 1982 ID-Nr. 82002516 | 1601 Maine Street 39° 55′ 56″ N, 91° 23′ 24″ W | Quincy | |
| 12 | One Thirty North Eighth Building |  | 1984 ID-Nr. 84000918 | 130 North 8th Street 39° 55′ 58″ N, 91° 24′ 10″ W | Quincy | |
| 13 | Quincy East End Historic District |  | 1985 ID-Nr. 85002791 | Abgegrenzt durch Hampshire Street, 24th Street, State Street und 12th Street 39° 55′ 51″ N, 91° 23′ 11″ W | Quincy | |
| 14 | Quincy National Cemetery |  | 2011 ID-Nr. 11000242 | 36th Street Ecke Main Street 39° 55′ 58″ N, 91° 21′ 25″ W | Quincy | Teil der MPS Civil War Era National Cemeteries |
| 15 | Quincy Northwest Historic District |  | 2000 ID-Nr. 00000414 | Abgegrenzt durch Broadway, North 2nd Street, Locust Street und North 12th Street 39° 56′ 43″ N, 91° 24′ 18″ W | Quincy | |
| 16 | John Roy Site | 1978 ID-Nr. 78001109 | Südwestlich der Kreuzung von 1700th Avenue und 2950th Street 39° 59′ 56″ N, 90° 56′ 59″ W | Clayton | ||
| 17 | South Side German Historic District |  | 1992 ID-Nr. 92000484 | Abgegrenzt durch 6th Street, 12th Street, Washington Street, Jersey Street und York Street; erweitert um Jefferson Street, South 12th Street, Jackson Street und South 5th Street 39° 55′ 33″ N, 91° 24′ 7″ W | Quincy | Erweiterung im Jahr 1995 (Ref.-Nr. 95000481) |
| 18 | State Savings Loan and Trust |  | 1979 ID-Nr. 79000813 | 428 Maine Street 39° 55′ 55″ N, 91° 24′ 32″ W | Quincy | |
| 19 | F. D. Thomas House | 1983 ID-Nr. 83000299 | 321 North Ohio Street 40° 2′ 50″ N, 91° 3′ 50″ W | Camp Point | ||
| 20 | U.S. Post Office and Courthouse |  | 1977 ID-Nr. 77000472 | 200 North 8th Street 39° 56′ 1″ N, 91° 24′ 10″ W | Quincy | |
| 21 | Ursa Town Hall | 2002 ID-Nr. 02000095 | 109 South Warsaw Street 40° 4′ 32″ N, 91° 21′ 59″ W | Ursa | ||
| 22 | Villa de Kathrine |  | 1978 ID-Nr. 78001110 | 532 South 3rd Street 39° 55′ 33″ N, 91° 24′ 46″ W | Quincy | |
| 23 | William S. Warfield House |  | 1979 ID-Nr. 79000814 | 1624 Maine Street 39° 55′ 53″ N, 91° 23′ 23″ W | Quincy | |
| 24 | Ernest M. Wood Office and Studio |  | 1982 ID-Nr. 82002517 | 126 North 8th Street 39° 55′ 57″ N, 91° 24′ 10″ W | Quincy | |
| 25 | John Wood Mansion |  | 1970 ID-Nr. 70000228 | 425 South 12th Street 39° 55′ 39″ N, 91° 23′ 45″ W | Quincy | |
| 26 | Woodland Cemetery |  | 2002 ID-Nr. 02000096 | 1020 South Fifth Street 39° 55′ 1″ N, 91° 12′ 55″ W | Quincy |
Siehe auch
Einzelnachweise
- ↑ Auszug aus dem National Register of Historic Places - Adams County Abgerufen am 15. November 2012
- ↑ Die Nummerierung in dieser Listenspalte ist an der vom National Park Service vorgelegten Reihenfolge der Einträge orientiert; die Farben unterscheiden verschiedene Schutzgebietstypen des National Park Systems mit landesweiter Bedeutung (z. B. National Historic Landmarks) von den sonstigen Einträgen im National Register of Historic Places.
- ↑ National Register Information System. In: National Register of Historic Places. National Park Service. Abgerufen am 9. Juli 2010.
Einträge im National Register of Historic Places in Illinois
National Register of Historic Places in Illinois
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Quincy SLnT.JPG
Autor/Urheber: Smallbones, Lizenz: CC0
State Savings Loan and Trust on NRHP since March 23, 1979. At 428 Maine St., Quincy, Illinois. Also within the Downtown Quincy Historic District.
Autor/Urheber: Smallbones, Lizenz: CC0
State Savings Loan and Trust on NRHP since March 23, 1979. At 428 Maine St., Quincy, Illinois. Also within the Downtown Quincy Historic District.
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Woodland Cemetery on NRHP since March 1, 2002. At 1020 S. Fifth St., Quincy, Illinois. Cemetery and the town were founded by John Wood, whose grave appears at the right of the photo. Both were founded on hills overlooking the Mississippi River (center left of photo). Information signs at the cemetery state that the cemetery is unusual in that the land was left unlandscaped in its "wild" state - I think the photo illustrates this fairly well.
Woodland Cemetery on NRHP since March 1, 2002. At 1020 S. Fifth St., Quincy, Illinois. Cemetery and the town were founded by John Wood, whose grave appears at the right of the photo. Both were founded on hills overlooking the Mississippi River (center left of photo). Information signs at the cemetery state that the cemetery is unusual in that the land was left unlandscaped in its "wild" state - I think the photo illustrates this fairly well.
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House in Quincy East End Historic District. The Historic District has been on the NRHP since November 14, 1985, and is roughly bounded by Hampshire, Twenty-fourth, State, and Twelfth Sts., Quincy, Illinois. This particular house is within a 2 minute walk of S. 16th and Jersey St. Brass plate near doorway says 1887 - but that might mean it was built in 1887 - or that it is 1887 Jersey Street!
House in Quincy East End Historic District. The Historic District has been on the NRHP since November 14, 1985, and is roughly bounded by Hampshire, Twenty-fourth, State, and Twelfth Sts., Quincy, Illinois. This particular house is within a 2 minute walk of S. 16th and Jersey St. Brass plate near doorway says 1887 - but that might mean it was built in 1887 - or that it is 1887 Jersey Street!
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Coca-Cola Bottling Company Building in Quincy, Illinois, on NRHP since February 7, 1997. At 616 N. 24th St., Quincy, IL
Coca-Cola Bottling Company Building in Quincy, Illinois, on NRHP since February 7, 1997. At 616 N. 24th St., Quincy, IL
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U.S. Post Office and Court House, Quincy, Illinois, 1901
U.S. Post Office and Court House, Quincy, Illinois, 1901
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John Wood Mansion on the NRHP since April 17, 1970. At 425 S. 12th St., Quincy, Illinois. One of several houses in Quincy that were home to the founder of Quincy. Said to have been the official Governor's Mansion of Illinois during the 10 month Wood was governor, but I can't verify that. Now home to Quincy Historical Society
John Wood Mansion on the NRHP since April 17, 1970. At 425 S. 12th St., Quincy, Illinois. One of several houses in Quincy that were home to the founder of Quincy. Said to have been the official Governor's Mansion of Illinois during the 10 month Wood was governor, but I can't verify that. Now home to Quincy Historical Society
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Houses in Quincy Northwest Historic District. Historic District has been on the NRHP since May 11, 2000 and is roughly bounded by Broadway, N. Second, Locust, and N. Twelfth Sts., Quincy, Illinois. these particular houses are on Spring Street north of 6th.
Houses in Quincy Northwest Historic District. Historic District has been on the NRHP since May 11, 2000 and is roughly bounded by Broadway, N. Second, Locust, and N. Twelfth Sts., Quincy, Illinois. these particular houses are on Spring Street north of 6th.
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Buildings at State and Eighth Streets in Quincy, Illinois. Part of the South Side German Historic District, on the NRHP since May 22, 1992. The Historic District is roughly bounded by 6th, 12th, Washington, Jersey and York Sts.; with a boundary increase of April 20, 1995 to being roughly bounded by Jefferson, S. 12th, Jackson and S. 5th Sts. These buildings are within a block of the HD center.
Buildings at State and Eighth Streets in Quincy, Illinois. Part of the South Side German Historic District, on the NRHP since May 22, 1992. The Historic District is roughly bounded by 6th, 12th, Washington, Jersey and York Sts.; with a boundary increase of April 20, 1995 to being roughly bounded by Jefferson, S. 12th, Jackson and S. 5th Sts. These buildings are within a block of the HD center.
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Richard F. Newcomb House on NRHP since June 3, 1982. At 1601 Maine St., Quincy, Illinois. The most impressive of a whole row of impressive houses along Maine Street. Now a museum.
Richard F. Newcomb House on NRHP since June 3, 1982. At 1601 Maine St., Quincy, Illinois. The most impressive of a whole row of impressive houses along Maine Street. Now a museum.
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Tablet of Lincoln Douglas Debate in Quincy, Illinois in Washington Park (site of debate) in downtown Quincy. Tablet is by the sculptor Lorado Taft, and this is the last commission that he executed before his death in 1936. Washington Park is the focus of downtown Quincy which is on the NRHP as Downtown Quincy Historic District (since April 7, 1983). The historic district is roughly bounded by Hampshire, Jersey, 4th and 8th Sts.
Tablet of Lincoln Douglas Debate in Quincy, Illinois in Washington Park (site of debate) in downtown Quincy. Tablet is by the sculptor Lorado Taft, and this is the last commission that he executed before his death in 1936. Washington Park is the focus of downtown Quincy which is on the NRHP as Downtown Quincy Historic District (since April 7, 1983). The historic district is roughly bounded by Hampshire, Jersey, 4th and 8th Sts.
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Autor/Urheber: Robb01, Lizenz: CC BY-SA 3.0
Lewis Round Barn
Autor/Urheber: Robb01, Lizenz: CC BY-SA 3.0
Lewis Round Barn
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S.J. Lesem Building on the NRHP since November 22, 1999. At 135-37 N 3rd St., Quincy, Illinois. Commercial building on the bluffs overlooking the Mississippi River.
S.J. Lesem Building on the NRHP since November 22, 1999. At 135-37 N 3rd St., Quincy, Illinois. Commercial building on the bluffs overlooking the Mississippi River.
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William S. Warfield House on the NRHP since March 21, 1979. At 1624 Maine St., Quincy, Illinois. An impressive mansion among many impressive mansions on Maine Street
William S. Warfield House on the NRHP since March 21, 1979. At 1624 Maine St., Quincy, Illinois. An impressive mansion among many impressive mansions on Maine Street
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Ernest M. Wood Office and Studio on NRHP since August 12, 1982. At 126 N. 8th St., Quincy, Illinois. Architect's office in the Prairie style of the day.
Ernest M. Wood Office and Studio on NRHP since August 12, 1982. At 126 N. 8th St., Quincy, Illinois. Architect's office in the Prairie style of the day.
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Lock and Dam No. 21 Historic District on the NRHP since March 10, 2004. Located on the Mississippi River about 0.5 mi. W of IL 57, near Quincy, Illinois. This photo was taken from the bluff by Villa Kathrine in Quincy which is also on the NRHP.
Lock and Dam No. 21 Historic District on the NRHP since March 10, 2004. Located on the Mississippi River about 0.5 mi. W of IL 57, near Quincy, Illinois. This photo was taken from the bluff by Villa Kathrine in Quincy which is also on the NRHP.
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One Thirty North Eighth Building on the NRHP since February 9, 1984. At 130 N. 8th St., Quincy, Illinois. 1st building south of there at 126th N. 8th, Wood Architects Office is also on the NRHP as is the Post Office at 200 N. 8th.
One Thirty North Eighth Building on the NRHP since February 9, 1984. At 130 N. 8th St., Quincy, Illinois. 1st building south of there at 126th N. 8th, Wood Architects Office is also on the NRHP as is the Post Office at 200 N. 8th.
Map of Illinois highlighting Adams County.svg
This is a locator map showing Adams County in Illinois. For more information, see Commons:United States county locator maps.
This is a locator map showing Adams County in Illinois. For more information, see Commons:United States county locator maps.
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Morgan-Wells House on the NRHP since November 16, 1977. At 421 Jersey St., Quincy, Illinois
Morgan-Wells House on the NRHP since November 16, 1977. At 421 Jersey St., Quincy, Illinois
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Quincy National Cemetery on the NRHP since May 6, 2011. A 0.45 acre site at 36th & Main Sts., Adams County, Quincy, Illinois. Part of the Civil War Era National Cemeteries MPS of the NRHP. About 540 remains are buried there
Quincy National Cemetery on the NRHP since May 6, 2011. A 0.45 acre site at 36th & Main Sts., Adams County, Quincy, Illinois. Part of the Civil War Era National Cemeteries MPS of the NRHP. About 540 remains are buried there
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Robert W. Gardner House on the NRHP since June 20, 1979. At 613 Broadway St., Quincy, Illinois. Gardner was the inventor of the Steam engine speed governor, and donated the money for the Gardner Museum in Quincy
Robert W. Gardner House on the NRHP since June 20, 1979. At 613 Broadway St., Quincy, Illinois. Gardner was the inventor of the Steam engine speed governor, and donated the money for the Gardner Museum in Quincy
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Villa de Kathrine, on the bluffs of the Mississippi River, in Quincy, IL. On NRHP since December 8, 1978. At 532 S. 3rd, Quincy. Built about 1900 in a Moorish style. Beautiful little jewel, inside is even nicer, as is the view. Locals call it Villa Kathrine, without the "de"
Villa de Kathrine, on the bluffs of the Mississippi River, in Quincy, IL. On NRHP since December 8, 1978. At 532 S. 3rd, Quincy. Built about 1900 in a Moorish style. Beautiful little jewel, inside is even nicer, as is the view. Locals call it Villa Kathrine, without the "de"
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Fall Creek Bridge spanning Fall Creek Gorge, Fall Creek Station, near Payson, Adams County, Illinois. View from South-East.
Fall Creek Bridge spanning Fall Creek Gorge, Fall Creek Station, near Payson, Adams County, Illinois. View from South-East.