QUINCY AGENT'S HOUSE

The Quincy Agent's House is the last standing mining company agent's house among the many mines that once exploited the area for copper. After nearly 50 years of ownership by the Anderson family, David Bossert and Zachary Nick purchased the house in May 2021 with a long-term vision to restore, rehabilitate and revitalize the house back to its Victorian era splendor. The house is listed on the Michigan State Register of Historic Sites and lies within the Keweenaw National Historical Park. Copper Country Preservation, Inc., http://coppercountrypreservation.org/, accepts donations earmarked for the Quincy Agent's House which have been used as matching funds for a 2016 Home Inspection, a Report on the Property's History and Current Condition by Sarah Fayen Scarlett, PhD Assistant Professor of History, Michigan Technological University and consultation by Gianfranco Archimedes, Director, Historic Preservation for Paterson, NJ... The property's well-preserved architecture and its prominent..

Also known as: The Quincy Agent's House

Primary location: Hancock United States