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style. It was constructed in 1925 by a
Catholic fraternal-insurance group and took two years to complete construction. Some features of the structure included a rooftop garden, auditorium, a barber shoppe, four bowling alleys, office spaces, a small gym, and a swimming pool in the basement. In 1929,
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Richard Newcomb, who owned the Gem City Paper Mill. The hotel opened on the same day as the inauguration of President Benjamin Harrison, and a ball was held in his honor. For a time, it was considered the finest hotel in the state outside of Chicago. A major
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chain bought the site in 1971 and continued to show films into the 1980s. Since, Washington
Theater has undergone several purchases and became neglected by owners before coming into possession by the City of Quincy. Currently, an organization is renovating the space to modernize the theater and to
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is a 1480-seat theater built in 1924 to cater to stage and cinema showings. The structure is notable for its influences in
Mediterranean and Byzantine architecture. It was remodeled in 1926 following the purchase of the theater to Balaban & Katz. In the years that followed, the theater hosted
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architecture and was constructed in 1892 by
Chicago architects Patton & Fischer. In 1906, an extension was made, designed by local architect Ernest M. Wood. The bank suffered following the Depression and was nearly demolished before being bought by George M. Irwin in 1964. Irwin renovated the
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began its construction in 1923, and an additional phase of its construction began in 1939. It was designed by architect Harold Holmes. Controversy resulted when the developers wanted to construct only two levels, when the city required three by ordinance. Finding a way around the ordinance, the
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developers decided to create two levels of windows, thereby observing the city ordinance while maintaining the owners' request for two stories. In 1968, a massive fire damaged much of the building and the future of the structure was in jeopardy.
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fire struck the structure in 1904 and killed two workers. In the years since, the hotel fell into disrepair and continued to deteriorate due to neglect. In 2013, the structure was listed as one of
Illinois' most-endangered historic places.
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Chicago-style architecture and was designed by Quincy architect Martin Geise. The first floor, housing the bank, featured a large White Colorado marble lobby with ivory and gold fixtures.
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structure and converted the lobby to function for retail space. It was added to the
National Register of Historic Places in 1979. In January 2000, the structure served as the backdrop to President Bill Clinton's visit to Quincy.
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Building was constructed in the 1890s by Swiss architect John Batschy. Today, a restaurant is housed on the first floor and the building was extensively used in the 2009 independent horror film
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over the divisive issue of slavery and national union, where a crowd of 10–15,000 people came to hear the two men speak. In 1994, a nationally televised re-enactment of the
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is a four-story, Italian-style brick building that first saw use as a warehouse and was completed in 1871. Today, it houses lofts in the upper floors and the first floor is home to the Tiramisu Italian restaurant.
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with amenities including an indoor swimming pool with slide, a 499-seat auditorium, gymnasiums, a game room, and a cafe. It was awarded a silver LEED certificate for being an environmentally-friendly structure.
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many vaudeville and photoplay shows, but suffered when films introduced sound. This prompted yet another upgrade to bring audiences back once sound pictures became the industry's standard. The
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the swimming pool was closed and covered to allow additional office space after a crack in the wall was found. Today, the WCU Building remains as Quincy's tallest structure.
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1464:"National Register of Historic Places Inventory-Nomination Form: Illinois SP Downtown Quincy Historic District"
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The Historical Society of Quincy & Adams County - Quincy, Illinois
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List of jails and prisons on the National Register of Historic Places
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2039:"Firefighters look for clues as demolition begins on Newcomb Hotel"
1599:"William J. Clinton: Remarks to the Community in Quincy, Illinois"
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1754:"Lincoln-Douglas Quincy Debate, Oct 9 1994 - Video - C-SPAN.org"
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National Register of Historic Places in Adams County, Illinois
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Illinois in Focus: A Photographic Tour of the Land of Lincoln
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Service, US Department of Commerce, NOAA, National Weather.
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first functioned as the Quincy Public Library. It is a
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944:"Quincy: Gardner Museum of Architecture & Design"
1649:"VILLA KATHRINE: QUINCY'S WEIRD & HAUNTED HOUSE"
1069:"Hotel Quincy Apartments, Quincy - 214489 - EMPORIS"
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History of the National Register of Historic Places
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2709:National Register of Historic Places portal
1921:. Archived from the original on August 23, 2013
1679:"Quincy's History - Quincy Chamber of Commerce"
1234:. Archived from the original on August 23, 2013
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1863:"HOME - The Quincy Salvation Army Kroc Center"
546:State Street Savings Loan & Trust Building
478:measuring 75 feet by 40 feet. A rear and side
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1268:"Looking for Lincoln - Historic Communities"
1155:. District/WGEM on YouTube. January 11, 2012
1133:. District/WGEM on YouTube. January 11, 2012
16:Historic district in Illinois, United States
708:Salvation Army's Ray & Joan KROC Center
702:Salvation Army's Ray & Joan KROC Center
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2257:U.S. National Register of Historic Places
1989:"Wall of historic Quincy hotel collapses"
1197:"- Robert Cottingham Property Management"
498:and two stained glass windows crafted by
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40:U.S. National Register of Historic Places
2150:"Blues in the District begins in Quincy"
890:St. John's Anglican Parish and Cathedral
680:Quincy Newspapers Corporate Headquarters
2760:Tourist attractions in Quincy, Illinois
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1782:"Friends of the Washington Theater"
996:"Gardner Museum to close its doors"
902:South Side German Historic District
2672:National Historic Preservation Act
372:Lincoln-Douglas Apartment Building
366:Lincoln-Douglas Apartment Building
207:Notable structures and attractions
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1987:Newsdesk, KHQA (April 18, 2013).
1829:The District (January 11, 2012).
1339:The District (January 11, 2012).
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994:Newsdesk, KHQA (March 11, 2012).
921:The District (January 11, 2012).
854:United States Post Office, Quincy
719:Former structures and attractions
452:Established in 1837 as the first
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32:Downtown Quincy Historic District
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1729:"The Lincoln-Douglas Debates"
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761:Annual events and attractions
830:State Savings Loan and Trust
756:Paper Box Factory properties
540:State Savings Loan and Trust
21:United States historic place
1434:"Domain Profile - Afternic"
1131:"Free & Public Library"
783:Dogwood Parade and Festival
744:Old Adams County Courthouse
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818:The S.J. Lesem Building
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2291:Keeper of the Register
1556:www.TiramisuQuincy.com
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2296:National Park Service
2276:Contributing property
1653:www.PrairieGhosts.com
1110:"Illinois State Bank"
767:Blues in the District
653:Oakley-Lindsay Center
646:Oakley-Lindsay Center
573:Friends of the Castle
500:Louis Comfort Tiffany
2651:District of Columbia
2179:Midsummer Arts Faire
1976:– via YouTube.
1851:salvationarmyusa.org
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1809:"Washington Theater"
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775:Midsummer Arts Faire
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195:located in downtown
1624:"villakathrine.org"
1531:"SJ Lesem Building"
1274:on October 22, 2014
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1047:"New Tremont Hotel"
588:sixth famous debate
533:S.J. Lesem Building
527:S.J. Lesem Building
409:Renaissance Revival
392:Looking For Lincoln
347:, The District/WGEM
334:, The District/WGEM
298:Illinois State Bank
292:Illinois State Bank
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1867:www.KrocQuincy.org
1788:on January 9, 2012
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1438:DowntownQuincy.com
696:Quincy Herald-Whig
612:Washington Theater
607:Washington Theater
596:Stephen A. Douglas
512:Romanesque Revival
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422:Quincy Post Office
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