Ward Jr. & Helen Ames Residence

A large brick house with a covered front porch is partially obscured by leafless trees and shrubs. The lawn is green, and a path leads to the entrance under cloudy skies.

2216 E. 2nd St.

The Ames’ two-story house is designed in the Prairie style and constructed of blonde Roman bricks with red sandstone trim. Ward Ames Jr. was active in the Duluth grain trade and a partner with Julius Barnes in the Barnes-Ames Co. (Barnes would become the president of the U.S. Chamber of Commerce in the 1920s.) Together Ames and Barnes donated money to build Duluth’s downtown Y.M.C.A. building (and other Y.M.C.A. branches) and the Barnes-Ames building.

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1902 ✦ I. Vernon Hill

George & Charlotte Crosby Residence

2029 E. Superior St.

A large two-story brick house with a wide front porch, multiple chimneys, and white trim. The home is surrounded by green lawn, bushes, and trees, with a driveway leading to a detached garage.
Around 1910 ✦ Carl Nystrom, Salyard, William T. Bray

Henry and Mary Salyards House

2311 E 3rd 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.