I. Vernon & Cora Hill Residence

A large, two-story Tudor-style house with brown timber framing, steep rooflines, and multiple gables, surrounded by leafless trees and a patchy lawn on a cloudy day.

2220 E. Superior St.

When prominent Duluth Architect I. Vernon Hill designed his own house, he chose the half-timbered Tudor Revival style and decorated it with a carved lion’s head under the corner eave of the front porch. The house also features a projecting front gable, a Hill trademark. An Englishman, Hill came to Duluth in 1892 to work for the Lakeside Land Company, which developed Duluth’s Lakeside and Lester Park neighborhoods. He started his own architecture firm in 1895.

Property Details



A large, old house partially obscured by leafless trees and shrubs, with a concrete pathway and steps leading to the front entrance. The scene looks overcast, with some fallen leaves on the ground.
1901 ✦ I. Vernon Hill

Frederick & Katherine Patrick Residence

2306 E. Superior St.

A large, two-story Tudor-style brick building with dark roof, white and brown timber details, and multiple chimneys sits on a corner lot near a sidewalk, with bare trees and a cloudy sky in the background.
1910 ✦ Frederick Perkins

Alex & Katherine Hartman Residence

2400 E. Superior St.

A large, three-story Tudor-style house with a red steeply pitched roof, brick and wood exterior, arched entrance, many windows, and surrounded by tall trees without leaves.
1907 ✦ William A. Hunt

Zar & Francis Scott Residence

2125 E. 1st St.