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Known in the 1840s as Stubb's Eddy, today's Village East of Davenport is rich in heritage, as well as in numerous shops and restaurants unique to the area. Village East is located at end of Kimberly Road East and south on Jersey Ridge Road. In 1980, the federal government added the area to the National Registry of Historic Places.
Address: E. River Drive (Hwy 67) and Mound St. Davenport IA USA 52803
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Heritage Hill National Historic District is one of the oldest neighborhoods in Burlington, contains around 150 homes of architectural or historic significance. While touring the area, people can see a range of building styles, including Greek Revival, Victorian, Queen Anne and Georgian, most of which were constructed between 1870 and 1900. Maps for self-guided tours can be found at the Burlington Visitors Bureau.
Address: Bounded by Central Ave., High, 3rd, and Jefferson Sts Burlington IA USa 52601
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Inside the West Jefferson Street Historic District are nearly 50 historically significant building which reflect the changes in Burlington's Main Street from the Civil War into the 20th century. Cassette tours that explain the area are available the the visitor's center.
Address: 400 to 800 blocks of W. Jefferson St Burlington IA USA 52601
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