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FRIENDLY HOUSE


1221 Myrtle Street, Davenport, IA 52804

563-323-1821
563-323-8024 (fax)

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Being that Friendly House has been in existence since 1896, we have a rich heritage and connection to people in our community. Were you a "Friendly House Kid"? Do you have memories of Penny Movies, playing basketball on a Friendly House team, or one of the many theatrical shows?

Email us! We scrapbook pictures and stories. We'd love to hear your story. Stories may be posted with your permission.

Recent Stories Submitted:

As a kid, I grew up on Claussen Street. I took cooking classes and embroidery classes at the old Friendly House.

Date Posted: June, 2009
From: Shirley

I went to Kindergarten at the original Friendly House. I took dancing lessons, made crafts and always went to dances held on Taylor Street.My boys also came to Friendly House. One took a cooking class, and turned out to be a great cook.

Date Posted: October, 2008
From: Louise B.

Going to the penny movies when the Friendly House was on Third Street. I still come to play Bingo. I've met a lot of great people, and I will come as long as I am able.

Date Posted: November, 2008
From: Dee L.

I've been coming to Friendly House since I was five years old. I took sewing, cooking, dance and drama classes. I learned a lot and had a lot of fun. I am very grateful.

Date Posted: December, 2008
From: Jerry H.

During high school (in the 1940's), I played basketball and baseball for the Friendly House. It was a lot of fun.

Date Posted: December, 2008
From: Name Unknown

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