1910 Vol I Picture Index

HISTORY

DAVENPORT

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SCOTT COUNTY, IOWA

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HARRY E. DOWNER

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VOLUME I

CHICAGO

THE S. J. CLARKE PUBLISHING COMPANY - 1910

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PICTURE INDEX

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	H. E. DOWNER
Chapter I	Refectory in Central Park
	Lake in Central Park
Chapter II	Mound Pottery Collection of Davenport Academy of Sciences
	Mound Pottery Collection of Davenport Academy of Sciences
	Mound Builders' Pipe Carved Pipes Mound Builders' Pipe Collection of Davenport Academy of Sciences
	Tablets I, II, and III From Davenport Mound
	Copper Axe and Cloth - From a Mound Replica In Linestone of Red Cedar Post Erected at Col. George Davenport's grave by his Indian friends, soon after his murder, July 4, 1845 A Nearer View of Replica At Col. Davenport's Grave
Chapter III	KEOKUK BLACKHAWK
Chapter IV	Black Hawk Watch Tower From Rock River Dam
Chapter V	Elk In Fejervary Park
	Fort Armstrong
Chapter VI	Entrance to Oakdale Cemetery General View of Davenport From The Rock Island Shore Island Abutment, First Railroad Bridge
	Willard Barrows
	Buffalo Public School Post Office Buffalo
	Along the Driveway in Fejervary Park
	Davenport From The Mississippi River
	Early Home of J. M. D. Burrows Residence Of Dr. Barrows -Sixth and Rock Island Streets
	Old Fort Armstrong When First Built
	North Side Of Second Street, Between Brady and Perry Streets Picture Taken in 1858
	Davenport About 1862
	Home of Col. George Davenport
	J. M. D. Burrows
	Prospect Terrace
	German Savings Bank First National Bank The first to open business under National Banking Laws. Known as the Marble Bank.
	The Well - Central Park
	Le Claire House A Summer Resort for Southerners for Twenty Years Before the Civil War. Building Demolished in 1910 Pennsylvania House - Third and Iowa Streets Burtis House Kemper Hall Davenport
	Father Pelamourgues, Pioneer Priest and Teacher
	The Webb Home, Now the Christian Science Church Old Methodist Church, Fifth and Brady Streets Fourteenth Street M. E. Church, On Site of St. John's M. E. Church Old Trinity Church , Which stood at the corner of Fifth and Rock Island Streets
	Street View Of Princeton Pleasant Valley From Pope's Bluff, Looking East
	Street Scene, Le Claire
	Presbyterian Church, Le Claire
	Main Street, Le Claire Le Claire Depot
	Long Grove Christian Church, Long Grove
	Blue Grass Savings Bank Campbell's Hotel, Blue Grass
	Keppy's Store, Donahue Henry Klindt's Store, Maysville
Chapter VII	Fort Armstrong, Showing Residence of Col. George Davenport
	Old Davenport House, Rock Island Arsenal Old Prison Hospital, Rock Island Arsenal
	View Of Rock Island Arsenal
	Row Of Shops, Rock Island Arsenal Power Plant, Rock Island Arsenal
	Main Entrance To The Rock Island Arsenal Sun Dial And Saluting Battery, Rock Island Arsenal
	Old Mill, Rock Island Arsenal Store House, Rock Island Arsenal
Chapter VIII	First Bridge That Spanned The Mississippi River Iowa Approach Near Federal and East River Street Present Government Bridge
	Davenport In 1856, Showing The Island And The Old Bridge From an original Painting by Waugh, executed by order of Antoine Le Claire
	Old Bridge In Early Days - As seen from Antoine Le Claire's Residence on the left to Old Fort Armstrong on the right.
Chapter IX	W. L. Clark
	Teddy and Carrie, The Cinnamon Bears At Fejervary Park
Chapter X	A Typical Farm Scene In Scott County
	Presbyterian Church, Princeton Mainstreet, Princeton
	St. Anne's Catholic Church Long Grove
	Big Rock Public School Turner Hall Eldridge Residence of Capt. W. L. Clark, Buffalo
	New Liberty School New Liberty
	Buffalo Town Hall Main Street Buffalo
	Catholic Church Buffalo
Chapter XI	Antoine Le Claire
	Antoine Le Claire Treaty Site Home As It Now Looks At 420 West Fifth Street
	Marguerite Le Claire
	Antoine Le Claire's Old Residence, First Railroad Depot West Of The Mississippi River Third Home Of Antoine Le Claire
Chapter XIII	Riverview Terrace
Chapter XIV	The Ferry "Davenport" Davenport Waterworks and Settling Basin
	A Short Line Packet John Wilson's Ferry Showing The Old Fort Across The River
Chapter XV	Entrance To Fejervary Park
Chapter XVI	Pioneer Settlers Of Scott County, Taken at Forty ninth Annual Festival, August 30, 1905
	View In Central Park
Chapter XVII	From Left to Right: JAMES THORINGTON, Mayor, Congressman, First District School Teacher, HARVEY LEONARD, Mayor and Long Time Sheriff, Dr. E. S. BARROWS - When he began to practice medicine in Scott County, the nearest physician on the south was at Burlington, on the north at Dubuque, JUDGE W. L. COOK, Judge of the County Court in early days.
	Green House, Central Park
Chapter XIX	Soldiers' Orphans' Home Soldiers' Orphans' Home Building At Scott County Poor Farm
	Central Fire Station Davenport Scott County Jail
Chapter XX	St. Marguerite's Church, Grave of Antoine LeClaire in foreground
	St. Anthony's Church Sacred Heart Cathedral
	Trinity Cathedral First Christian Church First Presbyterian Church
	Calvary Bapist Church St. John's M. E. Church
	Edwards Congregational Church
	English Evangelical Lutheran Church Davenport
Chapter XXI	Fountain In Central Park Solier's Monument, Davenport
	Main Building - Iowa Soldiers' Orphans' Home Clarissa C. Cook Home For The Friendless
Chapter XXII	Rebel Prison On Rock Island, In 1864
	Company B Starting For the Spanish-American War The Armory, Davenport
Chapter XXIII	City Hall, Davenport
	Davenport Mayors (All the following are on one page) Rodolphus Bennett, 1839 John H. Thorington, 1840 Jonathan W. Parker, 1841 Harvey Leonard, 1842 James Thorington, 1843, 44, 45, 46 James M. Bowling, 1847, 48 Johanthan Parker, 1849 James Hall, 1850
	Davenport Mayors (All the following are on one page) Charles Weston, 1851 John Jordan, 1852 John A. Boyd, 1853 James Grant, 1854 Enos Tichenor, 1855 G. C. R. Mitchell, 1856 Geo. B. Sargent, 1857 Ebenezer Cook, 1858, 59
	Davenport Mayors (The following are all on one page) Hiram Price, 1859 James B. Cladwell, 1860 Geo. H. French, 1861, 62 John E. Henry, 1863 and 1881 Robt. Lowry, 1864 John L. Davies, 1865, 66 Michael Donahue, 1867, 68 James Renwick, 1869
	Davenport Mayors (The following are all on one page) John M. Lyter, 1870 John C. Bills, 1871, 1882, 1892 A. H. Bennett, 1872 J. H. Murphy, 1873, 1879 John W. Stewart, 1874 Roderick Rose, 1876, 77 T. T. Dun, 1878 John W. Thompson, 1879, 1883
	Nicholas Fefervary
Chapter XXIV	Street Scenes: Second Street looking west from Brady: Main Street looking south from Fifth: Third Street looking east from Harrison: Brady Street looking north from Second: Main Street looking north from Front: Second Street looking east from Harrison. Davenport has over 140 miles of streets, 50 miles of which are well paved with brick or asphalt.
	Burtis Opera House in Late '60's Young Men's Christian Association Building
	Davenport Hotel Davenport Hotel, Later C. P. Hotel, Built in 1836, Now Razed Scott House New Kimball, Hotel
	Commercial Club Elk's Building Davenport
	St. Luke's Hospital, Davenport Mercy Hospital
	Fejervary Home For Old Men Bishop Home For Old Men, Kirkwood Boulevard and Brady Street
	Masonic Temple, Davenport
	Inn At Fejervary Park Outing Club Inn
Chapter XXV	Buffalo, Fejervary Park
Chapter XXVI	Scott County's First Courthouse, Erected 1840-41 Present Courthouse occupies same site. Standing on the steps are Dr. E. S. BARROWS, JAMES THORINGTON, HARVEY LEONARD and JUDGE W. L. COOK Scott County Courthouse
Chapter XXVII	Public Library, Davenport Post Office, Government Building
	The Reading Room Davenport Public Library
	The Desk, Davenport Public Library
	Children's Room, Davenport Public Library
Chapter XXVIII	The Claim House - First Frame House In Iowa Home Of John L. Davies House Built By Dr. John Emerson, owner of Dred Scott, at No. 219 East Second Street The Thorington Home on Site Of Public Library Home Of Willard Barrows, Historian Home Of D. C. Eldridge, Where Masonic Temple Stands, First Brick House in City
	Home Of Hon. Hiram Price In 1843 Homes of Hiram Price on Brady Street and Judge John F. Dillon on Seventh Street The Ebenezer Cook Home, Fourth and Rock Island Streets Residence Of John P. Cook, Sixth and Brady Streets Home of James Grant Home of John Mullen
Chapter XXIX	Old Turner Hall Northwest Davenport Turner Hall, Davenport
	Music Pavilion In Schuetzen Park Schuetzen Park Club House
	German Pioneers of Scott County
	Memorial Shaft Of The Kampfgenossen-Verein of 1870-71 In Washington Square
	The Free German School
	Memorial Of Kampfgenossen-Verein of 1848-1851 In Washington Square
Chapter XXX	H. R. Claussen
Chapter XXXI	Colonel George Davenport - In whose honor the city of Davenport was named
Chapter XXXII	Hon. J. H. Murphy, Levi Humphrey, Mrs. Clinton and Miss Anna Penrose watching the high water of March 10, 1886. From Scott House balcony
Chapter XXXIV	Station and Elevated Tracks, Rock Island System
	Bridge In Central Park The Cresent Bridge
Chapter XXXV	Some Public School Buildings
	The First Davenport High School Davenport High School Building
	Jefferson School, Sixth and Warren Streets, The oldest public school building now in Davenport
	Central Park, Davenport High School, Davenport
	Adams School, Number 20 - The pride of Davenport in the late 50's. Not now in use.
	Academy of Science and Science Hall St. Ambrose College First Home of Iowa College - now residence of Oswald Schmidt, 517 West Seventh Street Iowa College - Later Griswold College - site now occupied by Davenport High School
	Academy of the Immaculate Conception St. Katharine's Hall, Davenport
	J. B. Young
Chapter XXXVI	A View From Prospect Terrace