Benjamin & Clara Baker Residence

Large historic Tudor-style house with dark brick and white accents, peaked roofs, prominent chimneys, and many windows, surrounded by green lawn, brown hedges, and tall evergreen trees on a cloudy day.

2231 E. 3rd St.

Another marvelous East End design by Frederick German, the Baker’s rambling two-story Tudor Revival home features two massive “stacked” brick chimneys with corbelling, gauged brick molding and ribbing, flared tops, and three terra cotta chimney pots each. The estate includes an impressive carriage house with a shingled eyebrow dormer. Benjamin Baker, who moved his family to the East End from their first home in Lester Park, worked as a commissioner in the grain trade.

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, 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.