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3 de nov. de 2011 · Spring Garden College, established as the Spring Garden Institute in 1851, was a private technical college founded in Spring Garden, Pennsylvania (now a part of Philadelphia). [1] Its building at 523-25 North Broad Street was designed by architect Stephen Decatur Button. <br /> <br />The college closed in the 1990s.
Spring Garden Records, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. 381 likes · 3 talking about this. Spring Garden Records is the Community College of Philadelphia's Record Label. info@springgardenrec
Nick Di Matteo Fort Pierce, Florida Area Retired Maritime Education Westlawn Institute Of Marine Technology 1984 — 1990 Diplomate in Yacht and Small Craft Architecture, Yacht Design Capitol College 1968 — 1971 B.S., Engineering Spring Garden College 1961 — 1963 None, Engineering Experience Westlawn Institute of Marine Technology May 2010 - April 2014 Tom Fexas Yacht Design March 1985 ...
David Bjornsgaard Greater Philadelphia Area Business Development Associate at Thomas Industrial Network Information Technology and Services Education Spring Garden College 1974 — 1976 Business Development, Construction Law Central Bucks High School 1968 — 1971 Experience Thomas Industrial Network August 2011 - Present NCB Management Services, Inc. January 2011 - July 2011 Dun & Bradstreet ...
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Continue onto Spring Garden Street and the College will be on your right. Directions from I-76 westbound. Take exit 344 for I-676 East/US-30 East toward Central Philadelphia. Merge onto I-676 South/US-30 East. Exit toward Benjamin Franklin Parkway. Turn left at 22nd Street and then right at Spring Garden Street. The College will be on your right.
Spring Garden Records is operated under the Division of Strategic Initiatives and the Music Department at Community College of Philadelphia. Experiential learning for students in the arts is a key component of the label’s operation, as we highlight the talents, experiences and skills uniquely characteristic to the Community College of Philadelphia student and citizens of the city.
