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When John Wood Built His First Log Cabin In 1822 At What Is Now Front And Delaware Streets, He Began A Settlement That Would Become Quincy, Illinois.To The East Was A High Bluff, And To The West, The Mississippi River. As The Town Grew, It Moved Eastward Onto The Bluff. In Qunicy'S Early Days, The Settlers Depended On The Mississippi River For Their Livelihood. Today'S Residents Still Depend Upon The Mississippi, But Now More For Transportation And For Pleasure. It Is Difficult Today To Imagine What The Area Looked Like In Those Early Years. As With Many American Towns, Quincy Has Experienced Change Through The Years, Dramatic And Subtle, Both Captured Here In The Unforgettable Images Of Then & Now: Quincy, Illinois.
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