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The Celtic Heritage Trail methodology in accomplishing its mission involves employing historians, artists, historical architects, and research specialists to authenticate the multitude of historic Quad Cities' Celtic points of interest.
These points of interest include: the Hibernian Hall on Brady Street in Davenport; Presbetarian Churches; Celtic neighborhoods, and individuals that played a major role in defining the personality of the Quad City area.
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The Celtic Heritage Trail Committee will erect a non-denominational Celtic Cross in Davenport, Iowa. The cross will be erected on a colorful cement patio containing three stone benches and obelisks. Each obelisk will contain four bronze plaques with historic information and individual family names.
The construction of this non-denominational Celtic Cross, internationally recognized as a symbol of Celtic heritage, courage, and pride, can be supported by individuals through the purchase of space on the bronze plaques for family for family or individual names (Limited to 200).
Each name (of 15 spaces) sells for $100 each.
Purchase plaque space.
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