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Again there was a need for larger quarters. By 1868 the membership of the College had grown from the original 68 to 125. Classes had also grown and no amotmt of alterations could bring the needed room. Thus, in 1868, the College moved from the Zane Street location to North Tenth Street. The first important meetings of the American Pharmaceutical Association now took place here. Additions were made to this building in the 1890's and it was referred to as the Tenth Street building. This was also the period when the standards of pharmacy were raised and the course of study Was extended to three years. gg 252555511 I. W 3 ' E ,,'a5g lW'L!'lll1'9 NH? . , .My VI'j!.'.'r The College in 1892 The College built an annex, facing on Cherry Street and adjoining the main build- ing on Tenth Street, to house laboratories for teaching food and drug chemistry and other special courses. This complex of buildings served as the home of the College until 1927. 9
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But as the activities of the College grew larger so did the needs of the College. The rooms at the German Society Hall would no longer do so in 1832 the College erected a building on Zane fnow F ilbertj between Seventh and Eighth Streets. F sf 1 , m w as w F .Sufi 1832-1868 Here, in 1852, was organized the American Pharmaceutical Association. As pharmacy grew more professional so did the stores and the men who practiced. Below is a portion of the fixtures of the drug store of George Clentworth at Race and Chester Streets in Philadelphia which are now located on the second floor of VVhitecar Hall.
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In 1927, as a result of rapid strides in curriculum innovations, a new location for a growing college was needed. A triangular site located in West Philadelphia bounded by 43rd Street, Kingsessing and NVoodland Avenues was found and construction begzui. 4 GRIFFITH HALL On February 23, 1928 the new building was dedicated and is now named in honor of Ivor Griffith, President of the College from 1941 to 1961. 10
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