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'''John A. Naaf''' (1860-1901), owner of a large establishment called Naaf's Gardens.
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'''John A. Naaf''' (1860-1901), owner of a large establishment called Naaf's Gardens (aka Brooklyn House in 1888).
Located conveniently at the Southeast corner of [[Selzer Avenue]] and [[Pearl St.|West 25th St]] (just north of the [[Brooklyn-Brighton Bridge]]), the Inn served as a rest stop for farmers headed to market in Cleveland.
Located conveniently at the Southeast corner of [[Selzer Avenue]] and [[Pearl St.|West 25th St]] (just north of the [[Brooklyn-Brighton Bridge]]), the Inn served as a rest stop for farmers headed to market in Cleveland.

Revision as of 03:25, 17 June 2010

John A. Naaf (1860-1901), owner of a large establishment called Naaf's Gardens (aka Brooklyn House in 1888).

Located conveniently at the Southeast corner of Selzer Avenue and West 25th St (just north of the Brooklyn-Brighton Bridge), the Inn served as a rest stop for farmers headed to market in Cleveland.

John A. Naaf as a youth

John A. Naaf as an adult

Naaf's Garden
(abt. 1885)
left to right: John A. Naaf, Robert Enos (boy in dress), Charles Mueller (by fence w/suspenders and hands on hips), Sophie Crosby (nee Naaf), Edith Mueller, Barbara Naaf (white apron - she died 1896), John W. Naaf (hand on post), Kate Enos, child, Gus Koepke (in vest - friend of the family)
From Rita Myer's family
(See Ruth Ketteringham Collection)

John A. Naaf Harnesses
(Cleveland City Directory ad)


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