The quintessential old town square park in downtown Quincy. Surrounded by Victorian Era architecture; including the original public library - now the History Museum, The Lincoln Douglas Debate Interpretative Center, an old theater with a majestic marquee and tons of cool buildings on the four bordering streets. I happened upon the park during a Summer Saturday during the farmers market and it was energetic. Within the square block greenery was signage explaining the historic area and a large statue of Quincy's founder; and what would a town square be without a central gazebo. A great little green space to anchor this quaint river town. read more