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Theodore Lenzen

The former O'Connor Sanitarium, erected in 1888 and designed by architect Theodore Lenzen. It was demolished in 1955, after the hospital moved to its present location. Theodore Lenzen (1833–1912) was a Prussian-born American architect. He was prolific with architectural designs in San Jose, California, during the late 19th-century. He was part of the firm Theodore Lenzen & Son, with his son Louis T. Lenzen. Provided by Wikipedia
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    Res. of W.P. Dougherty, San Jose, Cal Res. of B.D. Murphy, San Jose, California. by Lenzen, Theodore

    Published 1876
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    Easterday & Co., manufacturers of undertakers goods & embalmers Hensley House, W.G. Campbell, propr., San Jose, Cal. / by Lenzen, Theodore

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    University of the Pacific between San Jose and Santa Clara, California / by Lenzen, Theodore

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    Fredericksburg Brewery Krahenberg & Co., proprietors, Ernst Schnabel, Claus H. Schram, Fred'k. Krahenberg / by Smith, C. L.

    Published 1876
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