How can I learn about the Friends of the Dr. Richard
Eells House?
The Friends of the Dr. Richard Eells House is a non-profit organization that
is dedicated to preserving Quincy history, Quincy architecture, and Quincy’s
role in the Underground Railroad. The Dr. Richard Eells House is located at
415 Jersey Street and was built in 1835. Richard Eells was an abolitionist
and the home was used as a stop on the Underground Railroad. Membership fees
start at $25.00 and membership is open to interested individuals.
Call 217-222-1799 to learn more about the Friends of the Dr.
Richard Eells House.
How can I learn about Quincy’s involvement
in the Underground Railroad?
The Dr. Richard Eells House is located at 415 Jersey Street and was built in
1835. Richard Eells was an abolitionist and the home was used as a stop on
the Underground Railroad. The Friends of the Dr. Richard Eells House offer
a free open house in the spring and fall and tours are available by appointment.
Call 217-222-1799 to learn more about the Dr. Richard Eells
House and its role in the Underground Railroad.
