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Black and white image of a large house in winter, showing snow on the ground. The house has gabled roofs and a front porch. Text at the bottom reads: "Front After Alterations - Wm. Chalmers Agnew Architect.

The address of this house is unknown. It is likely in Hunter’s Park or Congdon neighborhoods. It was originally a bungalow cottage, probably built about 1900 and possibly a summer home. In 1925, the home was dramatically altered and converted into a Tudor style by Duluth architect W. Chalmers Agnew Jr. Let us know if you know the address of this home!

The house before its 1925 renovation:

Black-and-white photo of a small house with a porch and overgrown bushes in front. The roof appears uneven, and the image is labeled "Front Before Alterations." Trees are visible in the background.

Duluth Herald, 1925. (MNHS)

Property Details

Year Built

1900

Neighborhood

Congdon, Hunter's Park

Style

Tudor / Tudor Revival

Architect

Unknown



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