Walter & Sarah Turle Residence

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2216 E. Superior St

Built of tan brick with a red sandstone foundation and trim, the Turle’s home was designed in the Prairie Style, popularized by Louis Sullivan and Frank Lloyd Wright. One unique feature is the hipped side of the house’s eastern façade: it was included to house an electric car— in 1899! Walter Turle was a Duluth grain commissioner; his wife Sarah, an artist. She was an internationally-known miniaturist and painter revered for her use of vivid colors.

Property Details



A large, two-story brick house with a green tiled roof, arched windows, and a covered front porch. Leafless trees and a grassy yard are in front; a small blue tent is on the right. The sky is overcast.
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William & Mary LaRue Residence

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A large, historic red-brick Victorian mansion with a turret, steep gabled roof, ornate windows, and a wraparound porch, set against a clear sky.
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