Aug. 19, 2017 • Village Wine WalkStroll the Village and sample wine with a donation toGilda's Club. Sip, Sip, Hooray for Gilda's!

Aug. 26–27, 2017 • Farm Days In The VillagePetting Zoo, Rope Making, Gator Raffle, PedalTractors, Tractor Ride Around, Wagon Rides,Entertainment, Dynamometer, Magician/BalloonAnimals, Free fun for all ages!

Sept. 2, 2017 • Pontiac Fiero Car Show Sporty Pontiac Fieros fill Christie Street.

Sept. 3, 2017 • East FestLive music from big name talent, as well as popularlocal artists will perform throughout the day. Craftbeer, gourmet concessions and much more!

Sept. 16–17, 2017 • Riverssance Art FairOne of the Midwest’s finest outdoor art fairs, withmusical performers onstage and delicious foods, and all in the Village’s beautiful Lindsay Park.

Oct. 1, 2017 • Fire MusterFire truck and emergency vehicle parade starts atModern Woodmen Park at 11:30 and should be circling the Village about noon.

Oct. 22, 2017 • Quad-Cities Tweed RideCalling all dapper ladies and gents to join us for a leisurely ride along the scenic riverfront.

*Dates and events subject to change without notice. For a complete description and the most current information, visit our website:

www.villageofeastdavenport.com/events.php

Oct. 28, 2017• Lagomarcino’s Cocoa Beano 5KRun through beautiful neighborhoods, enjoy the Fallcolors, and hot chocolateafter the run.

Nov. 25, 2017 • Small Business SaturdayA great day to support your local Village of EastDavenport merchants. Specials throughout the Village.

Dec. 1-2, 2017 • Christmas in the VillageAn event celebrated for more than 40 years featuring live music throughout the Village, animals, fireworksSaturday, and a special appearance from Santa Claus.

April 15, 2018 • Easter Egg Scramble 5KStart/finish will be in The Historic Village of EastDavenport, Iowa, where you will run through ScenicParks that overlook The Mighty Mississippi River.

May 6, 2018 • Village in Bloom: Festival ofthe Arts- Celebrate the creative lives of John & Isabel Bloom with the Village in Bloom: Festival of the Arts. The Festival will feature the fine art and performance art of area school children.

May 29, 2018 • Quad Cities CriteriumThe challenging and exciting course in the Village of East Davenport gives cyclists and fans alike a great day of racing and fun.

2017 & 2018 VILLAGE OF EAST DAVENPORT EVENTSPoints of Interest:•The Claim House, the first house west of the

Mississippi, was built in 1832 and moved to its current location at 1329 College Avenue.

•The entire Sac and Fox Nation gathered here for the last time in 1836 to sign a treaty relin-quishing their lands forever. Chief Black Hawkand his warriors camped on the upper LindsayPark river overlook, and during the four dayswhich followed, were captured on canvas byfamed Western artist George Catlin.

•River Drive was known as Front Street and didnot go east from Mound Street because of theriver. Originally, 11th Street was known as MainStreet and then became Eddy Street. WalnutAvenue became 12th Street and Summit Avenue,the highest point in the Village, became 13thStreet. Jersey Ridge Road was aptly namedbecause it was the route the Jersey cows were led down to drink at the river’s edge.

•The oldest house on its original site is also theonly log frame house. Built in 1848 of 12" and15" bark covered logs on a limestone foundation,this earliest of split levels was built directly over a spring at 1919 11th Street and therefore hadrunning water.

•The log trestle railroad bridge added in the early1900's is a tangible remnant of the first railwaybuilt west of the Mississippi. The first bridge tospan the river here was struck by the steamboatEffie Afton. The bridge burned and was soonrepaired. The steamboat company sued the railroad which was successfully defended by ayoung Illinois lawyer, Abraham Lincoln.

•The upper portion of Lindsay Park was used as a parade ground for training Union soldiersstationed at Camp McClellan. Union soldiers and Indian prisoners were very much a part ofthe Village in the 1860’s. After the Civil War, the heavily wooded hills of the camp becameMcClellan Park before being developed as one of the city’s treasured residential districts in thelate 1800’s and early 1900’s.

Find these locations on the map inside this brochure!Find out more at www.VillageofEastDavenport.com

For more information call: 563.324.9224Visit: www.VillageofEastDavenport.com

S H O P • E A T • D R I N K • P L A Y

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Early view inside a Village of East Davenport store

Thee’s Meat Market on E. 11th St.

Early 20th century view of E. 11th St. storefront

www.villageofeastdavenport.com

www.Rudystacos.com2214 E. 1 563-322-0668

A special thank you to...Mien Design

for the layout & production of this brochure,•

Tom & Gail Allard, Grumpy’s Saloon, Al Steinz Photography, Ken Urban Photography, and Boyd Harrison for providing the wonderful

historical and event photos in this brochure.

The Village of East Davenport, added to the National Register of Historic Placesin 1980, is a sixty square block district, first established in 1851 as a logging town. The firstsaw mill was owned and operated by RobertChristie who built a mansion ( ) on the hillabove the Village so he could have a view of theriver and his operations without having to alwaysbe down in the heart of the action. Saw mills soonlined the river’s edge from Bridge Avenue to theeddy at the foot of Mound Street. Logs from thenorthern forests were rafted to the sawmills of theVillage and carried as far west as Denver on thenewly built railroad. Until 1904, lumbering wasthe basis for the Village’s economy, but depletedforests and a disastrous riverfront fire in the lumber mills that lined the river’s edge ended the era of logging in the Village.

Welcome!to the Village of East Davenport – a quaint historic shopping district located on the banks of the Mississippi River.

The Village is the perfect place to spend the daywith your family and friends. Experience thetrue essence of “Main Street America” wherelocal shop owners greet you with a warm smile,offer impeccable service, and love getting toknow their customers. Spend the day strollingdown the streets and browsing the unique stores. Recharge your batteries with a bite to eat or a refreshment in one of the wonderfuleateries or watering holes, then shop some more!

Leave the hustle and bustle of the malls behindyou! In the Village, you’ll find the time to smell the flowers in the parks, breathe in the fresh air of outdoor shopping, and enjoy friendly conversation. See you soon!

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Aug. 19, 2017 • Village Wine WalkStroll the Village and sample wine with a donation toGilda's Club. Sip, Sip, Hooray for Gilda's!

Aug. 26–27, 2017 • Farm Days In The VillagePetting Zoo, Rope Making, Gator Raffle, PedalTractors, Tractor Ride Around, Wagon Rides,Entertainment, Dynamometer, Magician/BalloonAnimals, Free fun for all ages!

Sept. 2, 2017 • Pontiac Fiero Car Show Sporty Pontiac Fieros fill Christie Street.

Sept. 3, 2017 • East FestLive music from big name talent, as well as popularlocal artists will perform throughout the day. Craftbeer, gourmet concessions and much more!

Sept. 16–17, 2017 • Riverssance Art FairOne of the Midwest’s finest outdoor art fairs, withmusical performers onstage and delicious foods, and all in the Village’s beautiful Lindsay Park.

Oct. 1, 2017 • Fire MusterFire truck and emergency vehicle parade starts atModern Woodmen Park at 11:30 and should be circling the Village about noon.

Oct. 22, 2017 • Quad-Cities Tweed RideCalling all dapper ladies and gents to join us for a leisurely ride along the scenic riverfront.

* Dates and events subject to change without notice. For a complete description and the most current information, visit our website:

www.villageofeastdavenport.com/events.php

Oct. 28, 2017 • Lagomarcino’s Cocoa Beano 5KRun through beautiful neighborhoods, enjoy the Fallcolors, and hot chocolate after the run.

Nov. 25, 2017 • Small Business SaturdayA great day to support your local Village of EastDavenport merchants. Specials throughout the Village.

Dec. 1-2, 2017 • Christmas in the VillageAn event celebrated for more than 40 years featuring live music throughout the Village, animals, fireworksSaturday, and a special appearance from Santa Claus.

March 31, 2018 • Easter Egg Scramble 5KStart/finish will be in The Historic Village of EastDavenport, Iowa, where you will run through ScenicParks that overlook The Mighty Mississippi River.

May 5, 2018 • Village in Bloom: Festival ofthe Arts - Celebrate the creative lives of John & Isabel Bloom with the Village in Bloom: Festival of the Arts. The Festival will feature the fine art and performance art of area school children.

May 28, 2018 • Quad Cities CriteriumThe challenging and exciting course in the Village of East Davenport gives cyclists and fans alike a great day of racing and fun.

2017 & 2018 V ILLAGE OF EAST DAVENPORT EVENTSPoints of Interest:• The Claim House, the first house west of the

Mississippi, was built in 1832 and moved to its current location at 1329 College Avenue.

• The entire Sac and Fox Nation gathered here for the last time in 1836 to sign a treaty relin-quishing their lands forever. Chief Black Hawkand his warriors camped on the upper LindsayPark river overlook, and during the four dayswhich followed, were captured on canvas byfamed Western artist George Catlin.

• River Drive was known as Front Street and didnot go east from Mound Street because of theriver. Originally, 11th Street was known as MainStreet and then became Eddy Street. WalnutAvenue became 12th Street and Summit Avenue,the highest point in the Village, became 13thStreet. Jersey Ridge Road was aptly namedbecause it was the route the Jersey cows were led down to drink at the river’s edge.

• The oldest house on its original site is also theonly log frame house. Built in 1848 of 12" and15" bark covered logs on a limestone foundation,this earliest of split levels was built directly over a spring at 1919 11th Street and therefore hadrunning water.

• The log trestle railroad bridge added in the early1900's is a tangible remnant of the first railwaybuilt west of the Mississippi. The first bridge tospan the river here was struck by the steamboatEffie Afton. The bridge burned and was soonrepaired. The steamboat company sued the railroad which was successfully defended by ayoung Illinois lawyer, Abraham Lincoln.

• The upper portion of Lindsay Park was used as a parade ground for training Union soldiersstationed at Camp McClellan. Union soldiers and Indian prisoners were very much a part ofthe Village in the 1860’s. After the Civil War, the heavily wooded hills of the camp becameMcClellan Park before being developed as one of the city’s treasured residential districts in thelate 1800’s and early 1900’s.

Find these locations on the map inside this brochure!Find out more at www.VillageofEastDavenport.com

For more information call: 563.324.9224Visit: www.VillageofEastDavenport.com

SHOP • EAT • DRINK • PLAY

0717 10M

Early view inside a Village of East Davenport store

Thee’s Meat Market on E. 11th St.

Early 20th century view of E. 11th St. storefront

www.villageofeastdavenport.com

www.Rudystacos.com2214 E. 1563-322-0668

A special thank you to...Mien Design

for the layout & production of this brochure,•

Tom & Gail Allard, Grumpy’s Saloon, Al Steinz Photography, Ken Urban Photography, and Boyd Harrison for providing the wonderful

historical and event photos in this brochure.

The Village of East Davenport, added to the National Register of Historic Placesin 1980, is a sixty square block district, first established in 1851 as a logging town. The firstsaw mill was owned and operated by RobertChristie who built a mansion ( ) on the hillabove the Village so he could have a view of theriver and his operations without having to alwaysbe down in the heart of the action. Saw mills soonlined the river’s edge from Bridge Avenue to theeddy at the foot of Mound Street. Logs from thenorthern forests were rafted to the sawmills of theVillage and carried as far west as Denver on thenewly built railroad. Until 1904, lumbering wasthe basis for the Village’s economy, but depletedforests and a disastrous riverfront fire in the lumber mills that lined the river’s edge ended the era of logging in the Village.

Welcome!to the Village of East Davenport – a quaint historic shopping district located on the banks of the Mississippi River.

The Village is the perfect place to spend the daywith your family and friends. Experience thetrue essence of “Main Street America” wherelocal shop owners greet you with a warm smile,offer impeccable service, and love getting toknow their customers. Spend the day strollingdown the streets and browsing the unique stores. Recharge your batteries with a bite to eat or a refreshment in one of the wonderfuleateries or watering holes, then shop some more!

Leave the hustle and bustle of the malls behindyou! In the Village, you’ll find the time to smell the flowers in the parks, breathe in the fresh air of outdoor shopping, and enjoy friendly conversation. See you soon!

Loggers on the Mississippi River

Now...

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ART, GIFTS, JEWELRY & SCULPTURE• Isabel Bloom

736 Federal Street (563-324-5135) www.ibloom.com Handcrafted sculpture made in Iowa.

• Just Because1109 Mound Street (563-322-0222)Follow us on Facebook!Just Because...a wide array of gifts and home accessories...Just Because!

• Religious Supply Center 1301 Jersey Ridge Rd (563-324-0669)www.religioussupply.com Religious gifts, jewelry, and church supplies.

• The Plaid Rabbit1018 Mound Street (563) 324-9224www.villageplaidrabbit.com Personalized gifts, invitations & stationery, local love,all served with a smile!

ANTIQUES & FURNITURE• Calla

1026 Mound St (563-441-0202) www.callahome.comFurniture, Home Accessories, Gifts & Toys.

• Stonehouse Mercantile & Provisions1315 Jersey Ridge Road (563-499-0799) www.stonehousemercantile.comNew trends in home décor and a curated selection of antique furniture and accessories.

BED AND BREAKFAST & LOFT LIVING• Pierce School Lofts

2212 East 12th Street (563-362-8027)www.quadcitylofts.comA variety of floor plans including gorgeous floor toceiling windows overlooking the Mississippi River,state-of-the-art kitchens & only steps from shop-ping and events in The Village of East Davenport!

• Winborn’s Bed and Breakfast & Studio 2102 East 13th St (563-324-5463)www.winbornbandb.com Two guest rooms with private baths in the HistoricEast Village home of regional watercolor artist. Enjoy trails along the Mississippi River.

CANDY, FOOD, ICE CREAM & WINE• Camp McClellan Cellars

2302 East 11th St (563-322-2100)www.campmc.comGreat beer and wine and the stuff you need to make your own!

• Central Market Popcorn Company2200 E. 11th St., Suite C (563-949-5681) Follow us on Facebook!Handmade sweet and savory gourmet popcorn and more!

• Here's The Scoop1104 Mound Streetwww.heresthescoopia.comUniquely flavored homemade ice cream and waffle cones.

• Lagomarcino's Confectionery and Cafe 2132 East 11th St (563-324-6137)www.lagomarcinos.comDelicious lunches, homemade ice cream, handcrafted gourmet chocolates, authentic soda fountain and confectionery.

• Wide River Winery 1128 Mound St. (563-519-9463)www.wideriverwinery.comGood times, great wines! Charming tasting room,patio and deck open daily at 12 noon.

CLOTHING & ACCESSORIES• Field & Finch

2200 E. 11th Street (563-499-0799)www.fieldandfinch.comA modern collection of clothing, accessories and gifts hand-selected for all wages and ages.

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• Hope’s Bridal Boutique1019 Mound St., Suite 202 (563-324-5219)www.hopesbridal.comOur hope is not just to sell a dress, but to care for our clients as we get to assist them in all of their wedding needs.

• Revolution In The Village 2302 East 11th St (563-323-5855)Follow us on Facebook!Upscale women's fashion consignment store.Offering designer and brand name clothing, handbags, shoes and accessories.

ENTERTAINMENT• Village Theatre

2113 East 11th St (563-326-7529) www.newgroundtheatre.org Home of New Ground Theatre and host to other events and performances. Performancesthroughout the year.

FLORAL & LANDSCAPING• Aunt Rhodie’s Landscaping & Design Studio

2012 East 11th St (563-323-2840) www.auntrhodies.comWe are dedicated to excellence in design, enablingsuperior installations and innovative finished landscapes.

HEALTH & BODY CARE• Aldrich Chiropractic

2020 East 11th St (563-441-9696)www.aldrichchiropractic.topchiro.comChiropractic care with emphasis on patient-to-doctor communication.

• Betty’s Wig Boutique1120 Jersey Ridge Rd (563-323-6231)Follow us on Facebook!Wigs, Styles & Set, Toupees, and Accessories.

• Five Star Salon Spa 1020 Mound St (563-359-4498) www.fivestarsalonspa.comRelax with one of our fabulous spa treatments or salon services... customized with you in mind.

• Royal T’s 1114 Jersey Ridge Rd (563-322-1313)www.royaltsbeauty.comA relaxed, boutique salon atmosphere focused onyou. From classic to contemporary, subtle to stylized,our talented and educated stylists will tailor yourlook for just you. It's your world, let us help you rule.

• The Herb Cellar 2114 East 11th St (563-359-4565)Follow us on Facebook!We offer a complete line of nutritional herbs, vitamins, beauty & body muds, and gluten free products by a knowledgeable staff.

• The Soap Box 2033 East 11th St (563-322-4096) Follow us on Facebook!36 years in business! Charming oak cabinets filledwith soaps, bath gels, lotions. Locally made candles,soaps, bath fizzies.

PET CARE• Freddy’s Fritters Dog Bakery & Pet Boutique

1111 Jersey Ridge Rd, Suite 6 (563-323-4155)www.freddysfritter.comGourmet dog treats, unique pet items, and luxurygrooming at the SPAW.

RESTAURANTS, BARS & DINING• Bleyart’s Tap

2218 East 11th St (563-324-1661)Follow us on Facebook!An authentic American neighborhood bar.

• Boots Western Bar2228 East 11th St (563-424-4582)Follow us on Facebook!Your premier location for entertainment and beer.

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• BREW in the Village 1104 Jersey Ridge Road (563-424-1902)www.brewinthevillage.comCraft beer, good wine and an eclectic menu.

• Grumpy’s Village Saloon 2120 East 11th St (563-323-6300) Nostalgic atmosphere in a historic building.

• Lagomarcino's Confectionery and Cafe 2132 East 11th St (563-324-6137)www.lagomarcinos.comDelicious lunches, homemade ice cream, handcrafted gourmet chocolates, authentic soda fountain and confectionery.

• McClellan Stockade 2124 East 11th St (563-323-7707)Search Facebook for McClellan Stockade.

• Rudy’s Tacos 2214 East 11th St (563-322-0668) www.rudystacos.com Serving Mexican/American Food. Call ahead for carry out. Catering also available.

• Village Corner Deli 1030 Mound St (563-323-2333) Authentic Big City Deli nestled in the heart of the Village. Featuring New York style sandwiches and homemade soups. Select meat cuts andcheeses sold by the pound.

SERVICES• Burke Cleaners

1102 Mound St (563-324-6345)www.burkecleaners.com Family Tradition of Quality & Service Since 1946.

• Chenhall's Staffing Services Inc2119 East 12th St (563-386-3800)www.chenhallstaffing.comChenhall’s is the QC's oldest locally owned full-service employment service. We go beyond just staffing -- our minority status can actually help our clients grow their businesses.

• Edward Jones Investments2107 East 11th St (563-323-8868)www.edwardjones.comMaking Sense of Investing.

• Pay/Tech Solutions2207 East 12th Street (563-355-3333)www.paytech-solutions.comWe provide a full range of payroll, accounting, tax, technology services, and more.

• Robert C. Armbrust, CPA, P.C.Certified Public Accountant1106 Mound Street (563-326-5282)

• Southeast National Bank2036 East River Dr (563-884-9000)www.senb.com

• Townsend Engineering 2224 East 12th St (563-386-4236)www.townsendengineering.netTownsend Engineering offers professional servicesfor civil engineering, surveying and professionalplanning services.

VILLAGE ATTRACTIONS & LANDMARKS• Channel Cat Water Taxi

For schedules visit www.qcchannelcat.com.Explore the Mississippi River via the Water Taxi. Taxis accommodate bicycles and connect to Illinois & Iowa waterfront bike trails.

• Christie Mansion - 2224 East 12th StHome of first sawmill owner, Robert Christie; built on hill of Village to oversee operations.

• International Fire Museum 2103 East 11th St (563-323-7726)Open during selected Village events.

• Lindsay Park (Public Restrooms)Scenic views of the Mississippi River, playground, baseball, basketball & bike path.

• Gildea's Pocket ParkLocated on the corner of Mound St. and 11th Streetthis beautiful park provides guests with a nice naturebreak from the surrounding architecture.

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