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Glendale school site’s roots trace back to a popular saloon & hotel: Our Neighborhood, The Way it Was – QNS
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Glendale school site’s roots trace back to a popular saloon & hotel: Our Neighborhood, The Way it Was – QNS
It’s hard for many Glendale residents to imagine, but the site of what is today Redeemer Lutheran School was once one of the neighborhood’s most popular drinking establishments. Hofmann House Hotel opened in 1902 at the corner of Cooper Avenue and Lafayette Street (present-day 69th Place). It was operated by Sebastian Hofmann and his wife, Lena, who were Brooklyn residents. They purchased the site, which was previously farmland, for the tidy sum…
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