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Home / Cuyahoga County / 14-18 Parker Ranch - Adele Von Ohl Parker [5]

Title, side A: Parker Ranch - Adele Von Ohl Parker
Title, side B: Unknown
Text, side A: Adele Von Ohl Parker was a daredevil stunt rider once starring in Buffalo Bill's shows. Stranded during the Depression, she started a riding school; her flamboyance captivated her young riders. The 34-building ranch was the scene of many rodeos and wild west shows. Visiting friends included Gene Autry and a circus owner whose elephants bathed in the Rocky River. This 37-year fantasy vanished forever upon her death in 1969.
Text, side B: Unknown
: Circuses & shows, Ranching, Agriculture
Sponsors: North Olmsted Landmarks Commission and The Ohio Historical Society
Address: 23433 Mastick Road
North Olmsted, OH 44070
Coordinates: Latitude: 41.4172050, Longitude: -81.8805420.
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