QUINCY ‒ An almost 200-year-old granite home built of native Quincy stone, which a developer planned to demolish, may have a new lease on life. Mayor Tom Koch announced plans Wednesday to either ...
From churches and schools, to pieces land, properties with a storied history are all around us, worthy of preservation. Those deserving of a special nod are placed on the National Register of Historic ...
Quincy's Community Preservation Committee approved a plan to move a historic granite house from its current location to Quarry and Granite Workers Museum in the Blue Hills. The applicants, Mayor Tom ...
A developer proposed demolishing the home to build apartments, drawing criticism from residents. The home, built in the 1830s, is the only one remaining in the city built from Quincy granite. The home ...
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