Tag Archives: Friendly House

The Origins of Davenport’s Friendly House

Posted on February 2, 2018 by SCblogger

Friendly House has been serving the citizens of Davenport since 1896. With services such as childcare, an in-house food pantry, organized local outings, and events for seniors, Friendly House is a space specifically designed to aid and engage people of … Continue reading →

Posted in Local History | Tagged Alfred C. Mueller, Edward D. Lee, Fires, Friendly House, Harry E. Downer, Nathaniel French, People's Union Mission, settlement houses, social service organizations | Leave a comment

From the Archives: The Masquers

Posted on April 27, 2009 by SCblogger

A recent addition to our Archive & Manuscript collection has brought to the forefront visions of Davenport drama and theater clubs. Davenport’s Friendly House was an early supporter of this creative outlet, first providing the venue for the “Friendly House … Continue reading →

Posted in Local History | Tagged Davenport, Drama Clubs, Friendly House, Friendly House Players, Iowa, Local History, Lois Murphy, The Masquers, Theater Clubs | Leave a comment

Tag Archives: Friendly House

From the Archives: The Masquers

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