Quincy Mine is nestled in the quiet town of Hancock, Michigan. The Quincy Mining Company was one of the largest producers of copper within this area’s world renowned mining district. Operating underground from 1846 to 1945, the Quincy Mine produced nearly one billion pounds of copper that fueled the industrialization of our nation.

Now a Heritage Site of Keweenaw National Historical Park and a National Historic Landmark, the industrial landscape is open to the public for discovery and unique learning experiences. Guided interpretive tours provide guests an opportunity to go over 360 feet underground, surrounded by areas worked by Quincy’s miners in the 1860s. Self-guided landscape tours are available free-of-charge for those short on time.

Discover the history that created companies, communities, and a unique Keweenaw culture!

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