George & Isabelle French Residence

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2425 E. 1st St.

Prominent Chicago and Boston architect Frederick Perkins turned to the Beaux Arts/Classic Revival style to inspire his look for the French House, one of six residences he designed for Duluth. French was president of the French & Bassett Furniture Company, first established in 1884. Many East End homes, including the Silbersteins’ at Twenty-One North Twenty-First Avenue East, were furnished with items made at French & Bassett. Mr. French also established the Northern National Bank of Duluth.

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Property Details



A large, two-story yellow brick house with a red-tiled roof, white trim, and a covered porch. The front yard has shrubs and trees, and a driveway leads to a garage in the back.
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Historic brick theater building with an ornate sign reading "Alhambra Vaudeville" above a green arched entrance
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Alhambra Theater

321 N. Central Ave.

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