On the eve of the development of M. M. Brown's suburban allotment, the land was quite rural, as this early postcard suggests. Although this card dates to the early 1900s - after Mayfield Heights was developed - it was not unusual for postcards to depict earlier scenes. It also was not unusual for suburban allotments to lend their name to their immediate surroundings, so this scene may have been on a nearby farm. | Source: Cleveland Memory, Cleveland State University Library Special CollectionsDownload Original File
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Cleveland Memory, Cleveland State University Library Special Collections
