Wild Quincy

CRIME: The Miranda Rights Double Murder

Unfortunately not all crimes are solved but this 1966 double murder of two young females was an open and shut case, thats until the Miranda Rights ruling came down from the Supreme Court. Learn how a Quincy murderer, who confessed to the killings, walked away a free man and how that decision ended up ultimately costing the life of another person.

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PLACE OR TIME: Steamboats in Quincy

When we want to take a trip to St. Louis we jump in the car and go, but not too long ago what takes just a couple hours would take days by horse and buggy. That all changed in the 1800's when the steamboat became the premier way to travel. However, taking a steamboat to your destination was not the safest way to travel, not by a long shot. In this episode we learn about steamboat travel on the Mississippi and its effects for the people of Quincy.

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PEOPLE: Thomas Baldwin - The Airman

When you think aviation pioneers you probably first think of none other than the Wright Brothers. But in the early 1900's Quincy's own Thomas Baldwin was just as much in the light as Wilber and Orville. In this, our second episode about Baldwin, learn about his new California Arrow and how gained aerial supremacy with just one flight.

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PLACE OR TIME: Quincy Architecture

Let’s face it, there are SO many uniquely designed homes and businesses in the Quincy area. Pick just about any street and find some neat home or find a grand building along in one of the business districts, there is just a ton of fascinating architecture in Quincy. In this episode, Chris and Travis pick out buildings that they find interesting and dig into the history and the architecture of these cool locations.

CRIME: Quincy Mobsters: Don Hammond

As we continue with our mobster series, we look into the historical record involving Don Hammond. A notorious name in Quincy's past, was he a criminal with mob ties or a hotel/bar owner just making a living giving the public what they wanted?....or both? Join us as we look into the 70s in Quincy, an era where Quincy went to great lengths and had to get creative with local laws and regulations as it tried to take back its reputation as a seedy river town.

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PLACE OR TIME: Quincy and the Great Depression

There have been a fair share of tragedies that have hit the country over the last 200 plus years but one event has received very little attention since it happened, and yet it may have had the greatest impact on the Gem City. In this episode we dive into how the depression hit Quincy.

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PEOPLE: Brooke Trantor

We’re kicking off this season’s first “people episode” with none other than Quincy’s own Brooke Trantor. After heading to Los Angeles to pursue acting, Brooke expanded her craft into producing, directing, and writing. And next month, she’s bringing her short films home to the State Street Theater as well as setting up for film production for a new movie right here in the Gem City!

Have a Happy Thanksgiving!

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PLACE OR TIME: Turner Hall

Chances are if you've lived in Quincy over the last...say...130 years, you have most likely gone to this place for some event. But the history of Turner Hall is much, much more than just concerts and banquets. To kick off season 7 we find out about the origins of this fascinating building that was a staple of Quincy entertainment, social gatherings and place of rock for nearly 130 years.

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PEOPLE: Professor Mike Terry

John Wood Community College just finished celebrating its 50th anniversary, and within those 50 years one instructor has been there for an astonishing 38! In this episode get to know the instructor that you probably had if you were a JWCC student, Professor Mike Terry.

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UNEXPLAINED: Wild Cave, Wild Men

You've heard about it, may have even visited it, but do you know the history of Adams Counties most well known cave? In this double feature episode, Chris gives a brief background into the history of the wild Burton Cave and Travis talks about the history of, for a lack of a better term, newspapers in the past called "wild men" in our last unexplained episode of season 6.

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