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William Yale (merchant)
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William Yale was an American tin ware merchant, politician, Justice of the Peace, and the largest manufacturer in Meriden, Connecticut. He was the oldest son of Revolutionary War patriot Samuel Yale S
Hon. William Yale, portrait
Hon. William Yale, portrait
Old Yale factory, Yalesville, became Charles Parker Co.
Old Yale factory, Yalesville, became Charles Parker Co.
Meriden in 1830
Meriden in 1830
The "Eagle mark" of H. Yale & Co., from William's son, Hiram Yale, work featured at the Metropolitan Museum of Art
The "Eagle mark" of H. Yale & Co., from William's son, Hiram Yale, work featured at the Metropolitan Museum of Art
Edwin R. Yale
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General Edwin Rodolphus Yale was an American military officer, Britannia ware manufacturer, and proprietor of the "United States Hotel", the largest hotel in America in the mid 1830s. He was also a fo
William Yale (merchant)
…Connecticut State House of Representatives from Meriden in 1825, and did business with the Griswolds. His entreprises were succeeded by his son, Gen. Edwin R. Yale, proprietor of the U.S. Hotel and Mansion House in New York. William Yale was born March 13, 1784, to wealthy merchant Samuel Yale (b. 1763) and Eunice…
The "Mansion House", a 250 bedrooms hotel in Brooklyn Heights, facing Wall Street, family property and residence of Gen. Yale
The "Mansion House", a 250 bedrooms hotel in Brooklyn Heights, facing Wall Street, family property and residence of Gen. Yale
View from Brooklyn Heights of the US Hotel, (Holt's Hotel), the central white tower in Manhattan
View from Brooklyn Heights of the US Hotel, (Holt's Hotel), the central white tower in Manhattan
The "United States Hotel", construction started in 1827, corners of Fulton Street and Pearl Street, in South Street Seaport
The "United States Hotel", construction started in 1827, corners of Fulton Street and Pearl Street, in South Street Seaport
The "United States Hotel", a 225 rooms luxury hotel built in 1832 in Manhattan's Financial District, owned by General Edwin R. Yale, competitor of Ast
The "United States Hotel", a 225 rooms luxury hotel built in 1832 in Manhattan's Financial District, owned by General Edwin R. Yale, competitor of Astor House built in 1836 by John Jacob Astor