Clinton & Kate Markell Residence

A large two-story house with gray shingle siding, a covered front porch, tall brick chimneys, and white trim, surrounded by a lawn and a few small trees on an overcast day.

2215 E. 1st St.

This eclectic home features elements from several architectural schools, most dominantly the Craftsman and Shingle styles. In 1871 Markell served as Duluth’s second mayor and was instrumental in developing Duluth as a grain trading center, which helped pull the city out of debt in the 1880s. On January 1, 1872, a carriage carrying Markell and Duluth’s first mayor, J. B. Culver, received Duluth’s first speeding ticket for exceeding “the walking gait of a man.”

Property Details



A large, light-colored brick house with a red roof and unique gabled architecture is partially obscured by several tall evergreen trees in the front yard, surrounded by bare trees and bushes.
1910 ✦ Anton Werner Lignell

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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.
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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.
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