Woodland Cemetery

I love to walk in cemeteries, it's quiet and peaceful. Well, now you can walk through one of Quincy's oldest cemetery’s and get a history lesson on some of Quincy’s famous community members.

Did you know Quincy have a city vault in Woodland Cemetery?

Seeing that ghost video yesterday from the Eagle's Nest Hotel got me thinking about famous people from Quincy & HannibaI who are buried in local cemetries. So I did a little research, and here's what I was able to find.

Tomorrow (Saturday, October 26) will mark the last opportunity to take the Halloween tour of the historic Woodland Cemetery in Quincy.

If you are looking to do something different tonight for Halloween, the place to go is Woodland Cemetery as The Historical Society of Quincy and Adams County will be holding two tours.

It's another busy weekend in the Tri-States. Here are a few events you should check out.

Don't let the weather stop you from going to any of these events this weekend.

Looking for a unique (and kinda spooky) way to get into the Halloween spirit? Check THIS out...

I had no idea that Quincy and Hannibal are final resting places for so many notable people in history. So I did a little research, and here's what I was able to find.

Lenny Bart provides details on the annual Woodland Cemetary tours, the Quincy Concert Band, and the Quincy Senior High musical in this week's Quincy Artsbeat.