Philadelphia Wistar Institute dep. 2 - 1894. The museum is in the lower floor. The windows are not exceptionally wide but make up for it by their height. The cases are set between the windows, set against the plain and extend considerably into the room; are made of oak. Locks are in evidence. There are no partitions to the cases. One end for pipes are used for up-rights and brackets, which are open on one side; one is fastened in the back by means of screws. The shelves though can be adjusted to all labels and not obstruct view against the light.