M. M. Brown was an attorney, philanthropist, and real-estate speculator from Chicago. He moved to Cleveland in 1896 in search of some relaxation. He and his family built their initial home, a Queen Anne house, on a bluff overlooking Mayfield Road, but within two years they were erecting a much grander home to the south. | Source: Marcus M. Brown, A Study of John D. Rockefeller, the Wealthiest Man in the World (1905)Download Original File
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Marcus M. Brown, A Study of John D. Rockefeller, the Wealthiest Man in the World (1905)
