You've heard about it, may have even visited it, but do you know the history of Adams Counties most well known cave? In this double feature episode, Chris gives a brief background into the history of the wild Burton Cave and Travis talks about the history of, for a lack of a better term, newspapers in the past called "wild men" in our last unexplained episode of season 6.

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Not all of Quincy Illinois history is unicorns and rainbows and this was certainly true back during the turn of the century with evidence of all the various houses of ill repute. In our past episodes we only scratch the surface. This time we're back to really get down in the weeds. In this first of a multi-part series we set our eyes upon 210 Broadway a notorious brothel that at some points in the past went by the name: "The Hot Spring". Dive deep with us as we learn about the wild history of one of the most notorious houses of ill repute.

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A German Catholic town would almost seem incomplete without a brewery and for Quincy, Illinois one wasn't enough! Find out about the fascinating history of breweries in town with special guest Bret Austin, current owner of the Dick Brothers Brewery.

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You've heard the name now find out the complete story of the man known as the "Father of the Modern Parachute," Thomas Baldwin. In this first part we talk about his earlier years performing in the circus and how an idea of building a parachute created a lifelong career in the world of aviation. Trust us when we say what you know about Thomas Baldwin is just the tip of the iceberg.

Be looking for part 2 Thomas Baldwin - The Airman in an upcoming season of Wild Quincy.

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There's been a lot of talk recently of drone activity not only across the United States but also in our own backyard. We've invited back paranormal researcher and ufo enthusiast Teri Mosby to come and talk about all this strange activity and if there is more to come.  

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Unfortunately some murders in the Quincy area go unsolved, and for nearly 40 years the mysterious murder of nine year old Patty Ann Smith was one of them. But a new revelation, given by a relative may just have given closure to the family and finally put a name to the person who did the horrible act. Find out about this story with WGEM news anchor Rajah Maples.

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Those who have grown up in the Quincy, Illinois area are most likely familiar with the Native American Mounds within the Indian Mounds Park area, but most probably don't know that there were and are many, many more mounds in the area. Join us as we dig into the history of the various mounds in the area as we start to investigate just who these mound building people were that were here long before Quincy was ever on the map.

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History can not be made without planning. That is a quote that Chris made up but it probably should be in a book somewhere. Who better to talk to about the future (and past) of Quincy than the man who has been planning it for 30 years, Quincy City Planner Chuck Bevelhiemer joins us in our first people episode of the year!

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The Pfanschmidt Murders remains one of the biggest unsolved murder cases in the tri-state area. After reading the book "The Man from the Train: The Solving of a Century-Old Serial Killer Mystery" by authors Bill James and Rachel McCarthy James, we realized we needed to revisit the topic and present the theory from the book. We go over the theory and compare apples to apples. Find out about the mysterious man from a train who the book's authors believe may have been the true killer of the Pfanschmidt family. We also get analysis from the person who literally wrote the book on the Pfanschmidt family, Beth Lane author of "Lies Told Under Oath: The Puzzling Story of the Pfanshmidt Murders and the Surviving Son-Victim or Villain?"

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We continue with our ongoing quest to find out more about the underbelly of the Quincy area over the last century. As we've been researching this topic an interesting character (with an interesting nickname to boot), surfaced many times. Find out about Murl R. Job, or as Quincy knew him best; "Turkey" Job in our first crime episode of the season.

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