23.1% of those age 65 or over. Arts and culture Museums and other points of interest Several locations in Quincy have been included in the National Register of Historic Places, most within the boundary of the Quincy Historic District. They are: E. B. Shelfer House E. C. Love House John Lee McFarlin House Judge P. W. White House Old Philadelphia Presbyterian Church Quincy Library Quincy Woman's Club Stockton-Curry House Willoughby Gregory House The Gadsden Arts Center, an AAM accredited art museum housed in the renovated 1912 Bell & Bates hardware store, with rotating regional & national art exhibitions and a permanent collection of Vernacular Art, is also situated in the Quincy Historic District. Also notable is the Leaf Theater, which is considered a "historic cinema treasure". It is also said to be haunted. Also notable on the outskirts of the city are the Florida A&M research and development center located on Old Bainbridge Road in the St. John community. The Golf Club of Quincy is on Highway 268 in the Farms Community. The North Florida Research and Education center is on Pat Thomas Parkway in Quincy. Media Quincy has two local papers that cover all of Gadsden County, The Gadsden County Times of Gadsden County and The Herald of the city of Havana, Florida. Education The Gadsden County School District operates area public schools. Carter-Parramore Academy School Chattahoochee Elementary School Crossroad Academy Charter School Gadsden Central Academy School Gadsden County High School Gadsden Elementary Magnet School Gadsden Technical Institute School George W. Munroe Elementary School Greensboro Elementary School Havana Magnet School James A. Shanks Middle School Stewart Street Elementary School West Gadsden Middle School In 2003 James A. Shanks High School in Quincy and Havana Northside High School consolidated into East Gadsden High School. In 2017 East Gadsden High became the only zoned high school in the county due to the consolidation of the high school section of West Gadsden High School into East Gadsden. Robert F. Munroe Day School, a K–12 private school which was founded as a segregation academy, has its kindergarten campus, the Robert F. Munroe Day Kindergarten, in Quincy proper. The main campus for grade 1–12 in nearby Mount Pleasant. The Gadsden County Public Library system operates the William A. "Bill" McGill Public Library. Transportation Highways U.S. Route 90 (Jefferson Street) is the main highway through the city; US 90 leads southeast to Tallahassee and northwest