Theodore Eisen

[1][2] His father, Augustus Ferdinand Eisen (1824-1870), was a Swedish-born immigrant to the United States.

[2] After living in Ohio, they settled in San Francisco, California, where Theodore grew up.

[3] They also designed several mansions on West Adams Boulevard in the Craftsman and Tudor Revival architectural styles.

[3] Eisen was a member of the American Institute of Architects and the Sunset Club in Los Angeles.

[1] Eisen married Annie Bennett (1858-1932), an Australian-born immigrant to the United States.

J. W. Robinson's store, 1895-1915, 239 S. Broadway. Demolished.