Keller
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Keller is the German word for "cellar". The word occurs in English only as a name.
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[edit] Place names
Keller is the name of more than several places in the United States of America:
- Keller, Colorado
- Keller, Georgia
- Keller, Illinois
- Keller, Indiana
- Keller, Louisiana
- Keller, Maryland
- Keller, Texas
- Keller, Virginia
- Keller, Washington
There are also several places in Germany called Keller:
- Keller bei Gransee, in the Oberhavel region in Brandenburg
- a place in the municipality of Aasbüttel in Schleswig-Holstein
- a part of the municipality of Holzwickede, usually taken to lie in Hengsen
Keller is also the name of a small island in Brittany, France.
[edit] Family names
Famous people whose surname is or was Keller include:
- Adolf Keller (1872–1963)
- Al Keller, American race car driver
- Albert Keller (1844–1920), German painter
- Albert Galloway Keller (1874–1956), American sociologist and author
- Albert von Keller (1844–1920)
- Amanda Keller (b. 1962), Australian TV personality
- Andreas Keller (1756–1835)
- Andreas Keller (b. 1965), German field hockey player
- Bill Keller (b. 1949), American editor
- Carsten Keller, German field hockey player
- Charlie Keller, American baseball player
- David H(enry). Keller (1880–1966), American science fiction writer
- Dietmar Keller (b. 1942), culture minister in the former DDR, see also German article
- Donald G. Keller (b. 1951), American science fiction and fantasy editor and critic.
- Christoph Keller, German writer, see also German article
- Emile Keller (1828–1909)
- Erhard Keller (b. 1944), German ice skater, see also German article
- Erwin Keller, German field hockey player
- Evelyn Fox Keller, American scientist
- Ferdinand Keller (antiquity scholar) (1800–1881), Swiss archaeologist and antiquity scholar; see also German article
- Ferdinand Keller (painter) (1842–1922); see also German article
- Franz Keller (1873–1944)
- Friedrich Keller (1838–1913), Templer, see also German article
- Friedrich Gottlieb Keller (1816–1895)
- Georg Keller (1760–1827)
- Gottfried Keller (1819–1890), Swiss writer
- Hannes Keller
- Hans Keller
- Hans Peter Keller (1915–1988), German poet
- Helen Keller, American blind and deaf author
- Hermann Keller
- Inge Keller, German actress; see also German article
- Jacob Keller (1568–1631)
- Jack Keller (1922–2003), comic book artist
- "Gentleman" Jack Keller (d. 2003), poker player
- Jack Keller (songwriter) (1936–2005)
- Jason Keller
- Jerry Keller
- Johann Balthasar Keller (1638–1702)
- Johann Baptist von Keller (1774–1845), German bishop, see also German article
- Johann Jakob Keller (1635–1700)
- Joseph B. Keller
- Joseph Eduard Keller (1827–1886)
- Joseph von Keller (1811–1873)
- Kasey Keller
- Louis Keller
- Ludwig Keller (1849–1915)
- Markus Keller
- Marthe Keller (b. 1945), see also German article
- Michael Keller (1896–1961), see also German article
- Natascha Keller, German field hockey player
- Nuh Ha Mim Keller Muslim scholar (alim), legal expert and jurist (faqih), translator of classical Arabic texts (Reliance of the Traveller) and Mystic of the Shadhili order of Sufis
- Ott-Heinrich Keller
- Paul Keller (1873–1932) German writer, see also German article
- Pius Keller (1825–1904), see also German article
- Prosper Keller (1854–1931)
- Ric Keller
- Samuel Keller (1856–1924)
- Thomas Keller, award-winning American chef
- Timothy J. Keller, pastor of Redeemer Presbyterian Church in New York City
- Wade Keller, editor-in-chief of Pro Wrestling Torch newsletter and website
- Walter Keller
- Werner Keller (1909–1980)
- Wilfried Keller, German politician, see also German article
[edit] Miscellaneous
- Keller Williams, a jam-band musician.
- Keller Willams Incident
- Keller E. Rockey
- Helen Keller International
- Keller Sisters and Lynch
- Gottfried-Keller-Preis
- Also, there is a Keller Graduate School of Management.
- Keller (automobile)
[edit] See also
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