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Kilmer and Antoinette Bagley House

A two-story house with tan siding and brown trim

2906 Branch Street

Duluth architect W. Chalmers Agnew Jr. utilized his Tudor/Colonial combination style into this house. Kilmer was a buyer for the A.D. Thompson & Company and fought in WWII with the Marines. He was also the son of Dr. William Richardson Bagley and brother to Dr. Elizabeth Bagley.

Property Details

Year Built

1925

Neighborhood

Congdon

Style

Colonial/Colonial Revival, Tudor / Tudor Revival

Architect

Unknown



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