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Travel by Stagecoach: Read Beyond the Beaten Path
With the arrival of the first stagecoach in 1837, the state of Iowa welcomed its second kind of public transportation after steamboats, which first began cruising the Upper Mississippi River in 1827. They carried mail, passengers, and their baggage. The … Continue reading
Posted in Local History
Tagged 1840s, Early Settlers, immigrants, Mail Delivery, stagecoach, transportation, Travel
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1910: “Alien” Women Arrive in Davenport
With the celebration of International Women’s Day this week and Women’s History Month, we are focusing our attention on the women who came to live in Davenport from other parts of the world in the early years of the twentieth … Continue reading
Posted in Genealogy, Local History
Tagged 1910 US Census, immigrants, International Women's Day, Women, Women's History Month
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