This 1800s Lincoln-era Log Cabin Village is located in Quincy, IL in Quinsippi Island Park, accessed via All America Park, on the Riverfront, off Bonansinga Drive, on banks of Mississippi River. Since the Village is in a public park, it is open dawn to dusk, so you can view the outsides of these 1800s historic structures (3 log cabins, a log corn crib, a stone smoke house and a log church), plus an Herb Garden. Click on "Self Guided Tour" below to print out 4 pages by doing a "Right Click" and Print on each page.

The Log Church can be reserved for weddings, renewing marriage vows, meetings, etc. Nearby is a picnic shelter house for family gatherings and picnics, plus a childrens playground and restrooms. To reserve a Shelter House for a picnic or family gathering, call Quincy Park District at 217-223-7703. To set up a tour to view inside of village structures, at your picnic or family gathering, email: logcabinvillagequincyil@gmail.com or leave a message at: https://www.facebook.com/FriendsOfTheLogCabinVillageQuincyIl.

The Friends of the Log Cabins Association (FLC), a non profit 501c3, formed to "restore, preserve and utilize" these structures". The FLC hosts fundraiser, special events and conducts tours of the site, to educate school children and raise public awareness about village. A "free"annual Frontier Settlement Day is held the 2nd Sat. in Sept. To help, click on either the PayPal logo and donate or the "Buy a Brick" to get the "Brick Donations Form" by doing a File/Print. To join email logcabinvillagequincyil@gmail.com for a flyer to fill out for a membership. Members receive a quarterly newsletter on what is happening.

Fundraisers

"Virtual" Frontier Settlement Day
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Normally 2nd Sat. in Sept.
11 PM to 4 PM

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