1908 NY CONGRESS 19" X 25" POSTER WILLIAM H. KEELER ALBANY KEELER'S HOTEL

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1908 NY CONGRESS 19" X 25" POSTER WILLIAM H. KEELER ALBANY KEELER'S HOTEL.
William H. Keeler opened Keeler’s Oyster House on Green Street when he was in his early 20s, and it soon became one of the most popular restaurants in the area. In 1871 he sold the restaurant to his brother John, and he went on to have a successful career in local politics, including serving as a city alderman, street commissioner, and as sheriff of Albany County. After his time as sheriff, William Keeler returned to his previous career and opened a restaurant at 26 Maiden Lane.
In 1890, he went into the hotel business by constructing this five-story building next to his restaurant, which became Keeler’s Hotel.
He died in 1918 and the Hotel burned down a year later.
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