Rudolph & Lulu Schlaman Residence

A large, two-story house with a steep roof, a prominent round turret, dark wood siding, and stone foundation, surrounded by bare trees and a grassy yard on a cloudy day.

302 N. 24th Ave. E.

Bray & Nystrom placed a large tower in the center of the Schlaman’s Shingle style house along Twenty-fourth Avenue, allowing a view of the lake from its southwestern facing windows. Rudolph Schlaman worked as a department manager for Duluth’s F. A. Patrick & Company. The company began in 1900 as a dry goods store that sold its “Northland” brand of goods, but by 1922 had reorganized as the Patrick Duluth Knitting Mills.

Property Details



A large two-story brick house with a wide front porch, multiple chimneys, and white trim. The home is surrounded by green lawn, bushes, and trees, with a driveway leading to a detached garage.
Around 1910 ✦ Carl Nystrom, Salyard, William T. Bray

Henry and Mary Salyards House

2311 E 3rd St

A large, two-story yellow brick house with a red-tiled roof, white trim, and a covered porch. The front yard has shrubs and trees, and a driveway leads to a garage in the back.
1907 ✦ Carl Nystrom, William T. Bray

Charles & Ina Duncan Residence

2215 E. 2nd St.

A large, two-story brick house with white trim, a covered front porch, and dormer windows. Leafless trees and shrubs surround the yard, and the sky is partly cloudy. Steps lead up to the porch.
1906 ✦ Carl Nystrom, William T. Bray

Isaac & Katherine Moore Residence

124 N. 23rd Ave. E.