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Killmeyer's Old Bavaria Inn
Also known as: Killmeyer's
A historic German restaurant and biergarten in Charleston, Staten Island, on a property continuously operating as a tavern/inn since 1859 — making it among the oldest continuously-operating taverns in New York City. Restored and reopened as Killmeyer's Old Bavaria Inn in 1995. Listed here as cultural-heritage rather than as a directory listing — the institutional continuity of the *building* across 165 years is the borough-relevant fact.
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A 165-year-old continuously-operating tavern building is borough-historic — but a German-American restaurant is not substrate-aligned commerce in [[directory|the directory]]‘s sense. The wiki holds the cultural-heritage fact; [[directory|the directory]]‘s tier filter doesn’t apply. Entry, no listing.
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- Contained by: [[staten-island]]
Sources
- Killmeyer’s Old Bavaria Inn published business history
- [[brooklyn|New York City]] Landmarks Preservation Commission records on Charleston-area historic buildings
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