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2	Medical Arts Building	191 ft
3	Greysolon Plaza	190 ft
4	Wells Fargo Building	152 ft
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1	Burj Khalifa	2,717 ft
2	Makkah Clock Royal Tower	1,972 ft
3	One World Trade Center	1,776 ft
4	Taipei 101	1,671 ft
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First Presbyterian Church

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Identification

Name

First Presbyterian Church

EBN

240129

Map

Structure in general

Building type

church

Building status

existing [completed]

Facade material

sandstone

Facade color

dark brown

Architectural style

romanesque revival

Usage

Main usage

church (presbyterian)

Facts

Listed on the National Register of Historic Places, the First Presbyterian Church is one of Duluth's most prominent Romanesque buildings.
The Tiffany windows were designed by Anne Weston, a Duluth resident.
The intricate carvings on the facade are attributed to local mason George Thrana.

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Location

Main Address

300 East 2nd Street

Virtual Address

150 North 3rd Avenue East

Address as text

300 East 2nd Street

ZIP

55802

Borough

City

State

Country

Technical Data

Height (architectural)

125.00 ft

Construction start

1890

Construction end

1891

Building costs

$92,000

Involved Companies

Architect:

Oliver G. Traphagen

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Facade designer

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