San Francisco 1906 Earthquake Marriage Project - Darwin Otto Reinhold and Clara Elvira Phoedovius

San Francisco 1906 Earthquake Marriage Project
by sfgenealogy.com

Reinhold Family Scrapbook
Family of Darwin Otto Reinhold and Clara Elvira Phoedovius
Married 29 April 1906 in San Francisco, California

	Darwin Otto Reinhold
Clara Elvira Pheodovius

Darwin & Clara Reinhold with sons George and Edgar
	George Darwin Reinhold
George Darwin Reinhold
	At age 15, Darwin Reinhold invented this steam engine, which uses cold air instead of steam. It contained 350 separate pieces, and had maple, walnut and mahogany inlays.
House at 520 Day Street, San Francisco Built by Darwin Reinhold and Frank Phoedovius
	George Darwin Reinhold
Dolores Armida Reinhold
	Darwin & Clara Reinhold and son George
Edgar Crandall Reinhold
	Business card - The Oberon Cafe Prorietor, Wm. Phoedovius
"D.O. Reinhold, Pattern & Model Making" 1041 Folsom Street, Between 6th and 7th
	Darwin Reinhold designed and created this float of the Golden Gate Bridge 14 years prior to the building of the real Golden Gate Bridge. The float won first prize in the San Rafael Fourth of July parade.
The crew at D.O. Reinhold's Pattern Shop
	Edgar Crandall Reinhold
Interior of D.O. Reinhold's Pattern Shop

sfgenealogy.com: Friends & Family of Clara Phoedovius

Family and Friends of Darwin Reinhold
In the above set of photographs, he is pictured in the top row, 4th and 4th from the left.
In the set of photographs below, he is pictured on the top left.

Credits: Family photographs and images of momentos provided by and used with permission of Dolores (Reinhold) Valadez, granddaughter of Darwin Otto Reinhold and Clara Elvira Phoedovius.

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