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Paul L. and Grace Priest House

A small beige house with white trim and shutters, steep roof, and two front windows. Green bushes and a well-kept lawn surround the entrance and walkway, with trees in the background.

2832 E. Superior St.

Worcester Realty Company built this home in 1926 and sold it to Paul L. Priest for about $10,000. Paul was an auto mechanic and salesman.

Black and white newspaper clipping with the headline "NEWLY BUILT HOUSE SOLD," showing a two-story house with a steep roof, chimney, and a small tree in the front yard.

Duluth Herald, 1926. (MNHS)

Property Details

Year Built

1926

Neighborhood

Congdon

Style

English Revival

Architect

Unknown



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