Posts Tagged "Quincy History"
Quincy History Ride
Join us for a bike ride to some of the city’s more iconic spaces and heritage sites.
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Historical Quincy Ride Saturday, July 14th at 9am Meet at National Park Visitor Center, 1250 Hancock St. Come see Quincy History by bike. We will be celebrating Quincy’s granite heritage in buildings and quarries, checking out the homes of our 2 famous presidents, and ending at the beach to refresh with timeless vistas. Quincycles rides are open to members and non-members. Bicycling involves certain inherent risks. Your participation in a Quincycles ride constitutes your agreement to this Acknowledgement, Waiver and Release. Please review our Ride Guidelines before the ride and check our Facebook page for weather related...
Read MoreInter-Neighborhood Ride: Historic Quincy
The third of a series of rides to connect and explore the neighborhoods of Boston and Quincy by bike.
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WHEN: Saturday, July 8th, 9:00am (rain date July 9) WHERE: Quincy City Hall WHAT: As part of the Inter-neighborhood Ride Series, we are showing off many of Quincy’s historical sites both well-known and not so well-known. The third of a series of rides to connect and explore the neighborhoods of Boston and Quincy by bike. Rides are appropriate for 16+ and helmets are required. Get your Neighborhood Ride Series Passport stamped as you enjoy all 5 rides around South Metro Boston and be entered to win prizes from local businesses. Quincycles rides are open to members and non-members. Bicycling involves certain inherent risks. Your participation in a Quincycles ride constitutes your agreement to this Acknowledgement, Waiver and Release. Please review our Ride Guidelines before the ride and check our Facebook page for weather related...
Read MoreRide Through Quincy History
WHEN: June 13, 7:30 AM WHERE: Meet at Quincy Adams Academy, 8 Adams Street, Quincy ROUTE: Ride Adams St. to see Peace Field and the Adams Mansion; continue to Furnace Brook Parkway to visit the Ironworks and the Granite Railway; then around the corner for a visit to the Granite Workers Park and a social break at Donut King. We will return along Furnace Brook Parkway to Hancock St. and the Dorothy Quincy House. The ride will end with a return to the Adams Academy. RIDE LEADER: Bob Mackey – on the day of the ride you can reach him at 617-479-7621 or Bob@kelleherandmackey.com .
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