Isaac & Katherine Moore Residence

A large, two-story brick house with white trim, a covered front porch, and dormer windows. Leafless trees and shrubs surround the yard, and the sky is partly cloudy. Steps lead up to the porch.

124 N. 23rd Ave. E.

Another Bray and Nystrom cubic Four Square design with Classical Revival style elements in the tradition of I. Vernon Hill, the Moore House features four gabled dormers facing in each direction. From 1887 to 1938 Moore rose through the ranks of the American Exchange Bank, starting as a messenger and becoming president in 1929. Among his many contributions to Duluth was his advocacy for the Duluth Civic Center Plan designed by famed Chicago architect Daniel Burnham.

Property Details



A two-story house with Tudor-style architecture
1913

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