Frank & Jennie Brewer Residence

A large, yellow, two-story house with white trim, columns, and dormer windows, partially obscured by leafless trees and evergreens, sits behind a short stone staircase on a cloudy day.

2215 E. Superior St.

This grand Georgian Revival house—replete with classical ornamentation, columns, pilasters, and a porte cochere to shelter guests from unpleasant weather—has been nicknamed the “wedding cake house.” Brewer was a partner in the Duncan-Brewer Lumber Company and president of Great Northern Power Company. The house played host to the Duluth Conservatory of Music from 1926 to 1952. Architects Palmer, Hall, and Hunt also designed the University of Minnesota Duluth’s “Old Main,” destroyed by fire in 1993.

Property Details



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.
1904 ✦ Peter M. Olsen, William T. Bray

Edward & Lucretia Bradley Residence

2229 E. 1st St.

A large, three-story yellow house with white trim, black shutters, an arched entryway, and a columned porch, surrounded by tall trees and bare branches, with stone steps leading to the front door.
1909 ✦ Edwin H. Hewitt

A.G. Thomson House

2617 E 3rd St

A two-story white house with red shutters and a red-tiled roof, surrounded by tall trees and a grassy front yard; a covered driveway is visible on the right side.
1925 ✦ Arthur G. Hanford

Clyde & Grace Heimbach Residence

2517 E. 2nd St.