Edward & Lucretia Bradley Residence

A large, red-brick, two-story house with white columns, ornate details, and a covered driveway. Leafless trees stand in the front yard, and it's a cloudy day.

2229 E. 1st St.

One of the few East End homes William Bray did not design with the help of Carl Nystrom, this massive Georgian Colonial Revival style house has fluted columns and pilasters, Greek Key designs over the windows, a classically decorated portico, and a gambrel roof. Edward Bradley was a lumberman who first logged Michigan’s Northern Peninsula before coming to Northeast Minnesota in the early 1880s to organized the logging firm of Bradley and Handford.

Property Details



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1925

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A large, two-story brick building with white columns and trim, an American flag above the entrance, multiple windows, and a green roof. Shrubs and a sidewalk are in front of the building.
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