This early 20th-century view features the strikingly unique Tudor-style facade of Keeler's State Street Restaurant in Albany. Known for its ornate half-timbering and sharply pitched gables, the building stood as a curious architectural gem amidst the more conventional masonry of New York's capital. This postcard carries a thoughtful personal connection, bearing a message of well-wishes written in German to a local resident during the winter of 1929.
Era: White Border 1910s (1913)
City: Albany
State or Region: New York
Country: USA
Topic: Restaurants, Street Scenes, Architecture, Social History
Condition: Circulated (Postmarked Feb 1, 1929)
Postage: None (Stamp removed)
Address Side: Divided Back
Orientation: Vertical (Portrait)
Artist / Photographer: Unknown
Publisher: Likely a local Albany distributor
Printer: Curt Teich and Co., Chicago
Print Type: Lithograph (White Border)
