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Letter: Louisville College of Pharmacy Dennis Worthen writes: The Louisville College of Pharmacy started in 1870 and was became part of the University of Kentucky in 1947. The College later moved to Lexington. One of the founders of the College and the first professor of pharmacy was C. Lewis Diehl. Diehl was a prominent figure in American pharmacy until his death in 1917.Comments re article 108229 More on the Dillon pharmacists This story was posted on 2020-01-02 13:04:23
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