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Henry & Jennie Starkey Residence

A large, two-story white house with steep gray roofs, numerous windows, a central entrance with a small porch, and minimal landscaping in the front yard. Some trees are in the foreground, one with no leaves.

2602 E. 3rd St.

German & Jenssen’s design for the Starkey’s stucco-clad house is an eclectic masterpiece, with its north façade featuring Tudor Revival elements while the southern face has a more formal Colonial Revival look. Howard Starkey was president of the Consolidated Elevator Company. The company’s legacy remains on Duluth’s Rice’s Point in the form of General Mills’ Elevator A, which Consolidated built in 1908 of ceramic tile and brick. General Mills bought the company in 1943.

Property Details

Year Built

1917

Neighborhood

Congdon

Style

N/A

Architect

Frederick German, Leif Jenssen



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