(1880, burned 1917). Northam Memorial Chapel and Gallup Memorial Gateway, Cedar Hill Cemetery, 453 Fairfield Avenue, Hartford, Connecticut (1882). Hartford Public High School, 39 Hopkins Street, Hartford, Connecticut (1882, expanded 1897, demolished 1963). Thayer Monument, Lake View Cemetery, Skaneateles, New York, 1882–83, Carl Conrads, sculptor. Union Station, Hartford, Connecticut (1889), conceived by Keller, executed by Shepley, Rutan and Coolidge. Columbia Street Row Houses, Hartford, Connecticut, 12 houses on east side (1888), west side (1889). Part of George Keller Historic District. Park Terrace Row Houses, Hartford, Connecticut (1895). Keller received the house at 26 Park Terrace in lieu of his design fee, and lived there for the rest of his life. 60 Cone Street, Hartford, Connecticut (1895). Part of West End North Historic District. Grace Episcopal Church Parish House, Windsor, Connecticut (1898). Simsbury United Methodist Church, 799 Hopmeadow Street, Simsbury, Connecticut (1908). Albert Pope Drinking Fountain, Pope Park, Hartford, Connecticut (1913). J. P. Morgan Tomb, Cedar Hill Cemetery, Hartford, Connecticut, circa 1913. Libraries Biographer David F. Ransom calls Keller's three small libraries "the crowning achievement of his career." Norfolk Public Library, Norfolk, Connecticut (1888–89). Keller doubled the size of the library in 1911, but maintained the domestic scale of its Shingle Style exterior. Ansonia Public Library, Ansonia, Connecticut (1891–92). Granville Public Library, Granville, Massachusetts (1902). Personal Around 1885 he married Mary Monteith Smith (1860–1946) and they had three children: Hilda Montieth Keller (1888–1978), George Monteith Keller Sr. (1895–1986), and Walter Smith Keller Sr. (1898–1981). George Keller died in Hartford, Connecticut, on July 7, 1935. His ashes and those of his wife are interred within the Memorial Arch. References David F. Ransom, George Keller, Architect, intro. Barry Hannegan (Hartford, CT: Stowe-Day Foundation, 1978). External links George Keller from SIRIS. A brief biography of George Keller at the Bushnell Park Foundation's Web site. Focus is on Keller's life and work in Hartford, Connecticut. Garfield Memorial in Lake View Cemetery 1842 births 1935 deaths Architects from Hartford, Connecticut Engineers from Connecticut Artists from Hartford, Connecticut Irish emigrants to the United States (before 1923)