Contributor: NONNIE (47590572) • [email protected]
father: Clemens Altman - b. Germany
mother: Wilhemina Roehling - b. Germany
father-in-law: Anton Weber
spouse: Mary C. (Weber) Altman
married: 2-21-1905
sister: Rose 1856-1929
brother: Henry 1858-1930
brother: Frank 1860-1917
brother: Clemens 1869-1940
sister: Louise
Jeweler with the Altman Jewelry Company
1107 Walnut - Kansas City, Missouri
year 1918 - listed as Mgr. of Watch Dept.
"The Altman Building named for [Frank G. Altman (1860 - 1917)] the grandfather of Hollywood movie director Robert Altman. The earlier Altman was a successful KC entrepreneur. Well-known in the financial district of Kansas City, businessmen liked the highly ornamented Turkish baths in the basement, and ladies loved the five stories of posh retail shops above. The building featured hand-carved ceilings and intricate wrought iron railings. It was located at the center of the commercial district of Kansas City on the opposite corner from Emery, Bird, Thayer. The Altman Building had a lunch room called The Tip Top Cafeteria on the sixth floor. It was the creation of society ladies Judy and Kitty Harvey (of the famous Fred Harvey family). This was the place to see and been seen, to shop, and to acquire the most fabulous hats available in the Midwest."
-from: All About Loula (Loula Long Combs)
*PHOTO is Albert's wife, Mary - godmother to Anna Tierney Angel - memorial number (122378717)
Albert Altman was her godfather.
Contributor: NONNIE (47590572) • [email protected]
father: Clemens Altman - b. Germany
mother: Wilhemina Roehling - b. Germany
father-in-law: Anton Weber
spouse: Mary C. (Weber) Altman
married: 2-21-1905
sister: Rose 1856-1929
brother: Henry 1858-1930
brother: Frank 1860-1917
brother: Clemens 1869-1940
sister: Louise
Jeweler with the Altman Jewelry Company
1107 Walnut - Kansas City, Missouri
year 1918 - listed as Mgr. of Watch Dept.
"The Altman Building named for [Frank G. Altman (1860 - 1917)] the grandfather of Hollywood movie director Robert Altman. The earlier Altman was a successful KC entrepreneur. Well-known in the financial district of Kansas City, businessmen liked the highly ornamented Turkish baths in the basement, and ladies loved the five stories of posh retail shops above. The building featured hand-carved ceilings and intricate wrought iron railings. It was located at the center of the commercial district of Kansas City on the opposite corner from Emery, Bird, Thayer. The Altman Building had a lunch room called The Tip Top Cafeteria on the sixth floor. It was the creation of society ladies Judy and Kitty Harvey (of the famous Fred Harvey family). This was the place to see and been seen, to shop, and to acquire the most fabulous hats available in the Midwest."
-from: All About Loula (Loula Long Combs)
*PHOTO is Albert's wife, Mary - godmother to Anna Tierney Angel - memorial number (122378717)
Albert Altman was her godfather.
Gravesite Details
Albert Altman does not have a headstone. He is buried in with Clem Altman's burial plots for his family.
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