Architect: Frederick German

Frederick German (1860–1932)

A prolific architect responsible for many of Duluth’s civic and religious landmarks.

Notable Works:

  • St. Mary’s Cathedral
  • St. Paul’s Episcopal Church
  • Sacred Heart Cathedral (East Duluth)
A two-story brick house with a covered front porch, large windows, and a steep roof. Two tall evergreen trees stand on either side of the entrance, and the lawn is bordered by shrubs on a cloudy day.
1903  Anton Werner Lignell, Frederick German

John & Elizabeth Watterworth Residence

2105 E. 2nd St.

A two-story brick house with snow on the roof and lawn, bare trees in the yard, and holiday wreaths hanging on the porch columns, under a clear blue sky.
1909  Frederick German

Edward & Rose Silberstein Residence

2328 E. 3rd St.

A large, two-story red brick mansion with tall white columns, green roof, and arched windows. There are pumpkins on the front steps and bare trees in the yard on an overcast day.
1908  Anton Werner Lignell, Frederick German

William & Katrina Richardson Residence

2525 E. 2nd St.

A large, two-story white house with steep gray roofs, numerous windows, a central entrance with a small porch, and minimal landscaping in the front yard. Some trees are in the foreground, one with no leaves.
1917  Frederick German, Leif Jenssen

Henry & Jennie Starkey Residence

2602 E. 3rd St.

Large historic Tudor-style house with dark brick and white accents, peaked roofs, prominent chimneys, and many windows, surrounded by green lawn, brown hedges, and tall evergreen trees on a cloudy day.
1913  Frederick German

Benjamin & Clara Baker Residence

2231 E. 3rd St.

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1914  Frederick German

George A. Tomlinson House

314 Hawthorne Road