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History of Penn's three campuses:
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Twin Buildings at Ninth and Market Streets In 1829 Penn demolished the President's House on the Ninth Street campus and replaced it with twin marble-trimmed brick buildings designed in the Georgian style by William Strickland. The College and the Faculty of Medicine had separate buildings, identical in facade, but arranged internally for each department's specific needs.
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