George & Jessica Spencer Residence

Large two-story white house with a terracotta roof, arched window, and a front porch. Three tall evergreen bushes are in front, and a metal frame stands on the lawn. The sky is overcast and trees are bare.

2230 E. 2nd St.

Bray and Nystrom gave this American Four Square home a Mediterranean feel by including Classical Revival details and stucco cladding. One of many grain brokers who called Duluth’s East End their home, George Spencer served as president of the Consolidated Elevator Company. In June of 1908 one of the company’s grain elevators on Rice’s Point, Elevator D, went up in flames. Thousands showed up to watch it burn; the re caused over $1 million in damage.

Property Details



A large, brick and timber house with a steep, gabled roof and a covered driveway; a small tree stands near the front steps and a colorful flag hangs by the porch. The yard has green grass and a concrete path.
1907 ✦ Carl Nystrom, William T. Bray

Julia Duncan Residence

2221 E. 2nd St.

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1904 ✦ William T. Bray

Frank & Minnie House Residence

2210 E. Superior St.

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.