Village of East Davenport, Historic district in Davenport, United States
The Village of East Davenport is a historic district in Davenport with more than 90 buildings dating from the late 1800s through early 1900s. The structures display various architectural styles and are situated mainly along Bridge Avenue.
The district was incorporated into Davenport in 1856 and quickly developed into a residential area with sturdy structures. The area documents the city's urban growth over several decades.
The neighborhood holds a connection to Bix Beiderbecke, an influential jazz musician whose childhood home still stands here. Visitors can explore the places linked to his life and sense the musical heritage embedded in the community.
Visitors can explore the district on foot and see many homes from the street without entering private property. Most buildings are easily accessible and located within a cohesive area.
A row of fourteen homes along Bridge Avenue shows particularly well how the city's architecture evolved between the 1870s and 1890s. This concentrated collection allows visitors to trace the building development of an entire era on a single street.
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