Charles & Mary Britts Residence

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2201 E. Superior St.

While its wrap-around porch and distinctive shingle work are typical of the Queen Anne style, the Britt’s house also features a Craftsman- style porch found in homes built thirty years after this one went up as one of the first in the East End neighborhood. Britts was the president of the St. Louis County State Bank, which he founded in 1887—the same year Duluth regained the city charter it lost in the financial panic of 1873.

Property Details



A two-story cream-colored house with a distinctive gabled roof sits partially hidden by tall, leafy trees. A driveway and well-maintained lawn are in front, with sunlight filtering through the foliage.
1905 ✦ John Wangenstein

Henry and Gertrude Nichols House

2141 Woodland Avenue

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1902 ✦ John Wangenstein

Marcus & Sarah Fay Residence

2105 E. Superior St.