Historic places in Adams County

27 published so far · 9 historic places · 18 historic structures

Drawn from the National Register of Historic Places through a verified content release, listed alphabetically. This is what has been published so far, not a complete inventory of Adams County history, and the number of places in any county or town reflects what has been published rather than how much history that community holds.

• Coca-Cola Bottling Company BuildingHistoric structure
• Downtown Quincy Historic DistrictHistoric place
• Ebenezer Methodist Episcopal Chapel and CemeteryHistoric structure
• Exchange BankHistoric structure
• Fall Creek Stone Arch BridgeHistoric structure · outside city limits
• Gardner, Robert W., HouseHistoric structure
• Lesem, S.J., BuildingHistoric structure
• Lewis Round BarnHistoric structure · outside city limits
• Lock and Dam No. 21 Historic DistrictHistoric place
• Morgan-Wells HouseHistoric structure
• Newcomb, Richard F., HouseHistoric structure
• One Thirty North Eighth BuildingHistoric structure
• Quincy East End Historic DistrictHistoric place
• Quincy National CemeteryHistoric place
• Quincy Northwest Historic DistrictHistoric place
• Roy, John, SiteHistoric place
• South Side German Historic DistrictHistoric place
• South Side German Historic District (Boundary Increase)Historic place
• State Savings Loan and TrustHistoric structure
• Thomas, F. D., HouseHistoric structure
• U.S. Post Office and CourthouseHistoric structure
• Ursa Town HallHistoric structure
• Villa de KathrineHistoric structure
• Warfield, William S., HouseHistoric structure
• Wood, Ernest M., Office and StudioHistoric structure
• Wood, John, MansionHistoric structure
• Woodland CemeteryHistoric place