No tour at Quincy is complete without visiting the historic Quincy Smelter (1898) located on Hancock's waterfront.
Visit the Quincy Mine!
The cogwheel tram is back in operation with a new (used) motor. We are working on a more permanent solution, but guests can now enjoy the panoramic view of Houghton the and Portage Lake Lift Bridge.
A shaft house lighting dedication is a unique way to remember a special date or occasion or to honor someone important in our lives.
No tour at Quincy is complete without visiting the historic Quincy Smelter (1898) located on Hancock's waterfront.
Renovating the cogwheel tram tracks was a major capital project, underwritten by a US Rural Development Loan. The work was done entirely by local contractors, who battled the elements at times to get the job done.
Tour the Quincy Mine for a historical experience of the Copper Country.
Visit the Quincy Mine!
The adventure continues as you approach the portal of the Quincy Mine East Adit (1895). The adit is approximately 15 feet high and 15 feet wide and is lighted for the entire 2000' walk for the convenience of our visitors.
The cogwheel tram is back in operation with a new (used) motor. We are working on a more permanent solution, but guests can now enjoy the panoramic view of Houghton the and Portage Lake Lift Bridge.
