Bronx NYC Zoo Tavern Bar Saloon Ebling Beer Sign Real Photo Postcard
H. Jaeger's establishment, prominently featuring "Ebling Pilsener Beer," depicts a typical American saloon or tavern from the early 20th century, likely located in or near New York City. The Ebling Brewing Company, based in The Bronx, New York, was a significant regional brewery active from the late 19th century until Prohibition, producing popular lagers like their pilsener. The commercial building itself, with its distinct storefront, reflects architectural styles common in the 1900s-1910s for mixed-use structures.
This image offers a window into pre-Prohibition urban life, where local saloons served as crucial social and commercial hubs within communities. Proprietors such as H. Jaeger often had direct affiliations with regional breweries like Ebling, whose brands dominated local markets before the temperance movement gained political momentum. The scene illustrates the pervasive role of such businesses and beer consumption in daily American culture during this era.
This image offers a window into pre-Prohibition urban life, where local saloons served as crucial social and commercial hubs within communities. Proprietors such as H. Jaeger often had direct affiliations with regional breweries like Ebling, whose brands dominated local markets before the temperance movement gained political momentum. The scene illustrates the pervasive role of such businesses and beer consumption in daily American culture during this era.
