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Historical Houses of Brooklyn Centre
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Revision as of 12:45, 21 August 2009
| Address | Built | Owner | Remarks |
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| 3304 Archwood | 1902 | William Coates | Author of an important Cleveland history book. Mayor of Brooklyn when the village was annexed to the City of Cleveland in 1894. |
| 3340 Archwood | 1870 | Oscar Kroehle | In the National Register of Historic Places |
| 3505 Archwood | 1875 | Charles Selzer | Mayor of Brooklyn, municipal judge, founder of a weekly local newspaper. |
| 3515 Archwood | 1895 | Weldon Davis | Prominent area merchant |
| 2310 Denison | 1874 | Adam Kroehle | Real Estate Developer |
| 3219 Denison | 1899 | Harry Farnsworth | President of the local bank and a key figure in the establishment of the Cleveland Metroparks |
| ____ Denison | ____ | Andrew Wirth | . |
| 4107 Denison | 1853 | Sherman Brainard Joseph Poe | Probably the oldest building in Brooklyn Centre. |
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