It was built by Anaheim’s second mayor, Henry Kroeger, and later sold to the hotel’s proprietor, Max Nebelung; image, taken from a brochure, shows full view of hotel with figures standing on second-story balcony and along front and side of ground floor walkways; four-wheeled horse-drawn wagon and four-wheeled horse-drawn buggy in front of hotel; sign above ground floor doorway on left side of hotel reads “STEINHART & BRO.” ; main entrance overdoor sign reads “H. BREMERMANN 1872”; by 1905 the hotel’s name was changed to the Commercial Hotel and was sold to John Ziegler.
