McKean-Eilers Building

historical marker

The McKean-Eilers Building, located in Austin, Travis County, Texas, was constructed in 1897. The building was designed by architects J. Riely Gordon and Burt McDonald. McKean-Eilers operated as hardware merchants and maintained offices in New York City. A.J. Eilers, a partner in the McKean-Eilers wholesale dry goods firm, was a prominent Austin businessman. The firm's location was near 4th Street and Congress Avenue. A.J. Eilers later played a role in developing Deep Eddy Pool and Eilers Park in Austin. The City of Austin erected a historical marker at this site. This building stands as a historical marker in Austin, recognizing its architectural design and its connection to early Austin commerce and development.

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