Edward & Rose Silberstein Residence

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.

2328 E. 3rd St.

Only recently has research uncovered that Frederick German designed this Prairie style home for Edward and Rose Silbertsein, son and daughter-in-law of Bernard and Nettie Silberstein (see #14). Edward worked as secretary and general manager for his father’s Silberstein & Bondy Dry Goods store. In 1904 German added a fourth floor to George Wirth’s 1884 Silberstein-Bondy building at 11 West Superior Street; the building contains Duluth’s first elevator, which is still operational.

Property Details



A two-story Craftsman-style house with yellow siding, green shingles on the upper level, a covered front porch, and large windows, surrounded by leafless trees.
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Edward & Anetta Forsyth Residence

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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.
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