Field of Honor

The Quincy Exchange Club is looking for people living in the city limits of Quincy interested in having one of those 1000 American Flags placed on their property.

A special thanks goes to Bob Shafer who was kind enough to video an aerial view of the 2020 Field of Honor and allow us to use it.

The Annual Field of Honor American Flag display will be available for viewing this weekend at 16th Street between Vermont and Broadway in Quincy.

As you drive by Madison Park later this month, you will be seeing a transformation of the park into a “Field of Honor” as 1,000 American Flags will be posted in honor of all Veterans, diseased and living.

Well, this is the Sunday of the potential visit to our area of one of America's most notorious hate groups, the Kansas-based Westboro Baptist Church.  This organization is reportedly going to be picketing at sites in Macomb, Quincy and Hannibal.

Veteran's Day is a day to reflect on all the sacrifices our Veterans have made, including the ultimate one, to preserve our freedoms in our great country.

The Quincy Exchange Club will again set up their annual Field of Honor Flags. This year's Field of Honor will be held once again at Madison Park in Quincy from November 9 through 12.

As you drove around in Quincy on the Fourth of July you may have noticed that several homes had an American Flag in their yard that day. That flag was placed there as part of the Quincy Exchange Club's Flags of Honor program.

One of those American Flags could belong to you on a rental basis for what the Exchange Club calls their Flags of Honor program.

For the fourth straight year the Quincy Exchange Club will present a dramatic "Field of Honor" flag display this Veterans' Day weekend.