Cathedral Pharmacy Essen
The cathedral pharmacy is originally a pharmacy founded in 1856 as the Adler pharmacy by Friedrich Wilhelm Baum (1802–1877) in Essen - Borbeck .
Company history
The beginnings - from 1856
On July 10, 1856, Friedrich Wilhelm Baum received the license to set up the first pharmacy in Borbeck from the Royal Ministry for Medical Affairs. He opened it at Wilhelmstrasse 36. On May 1, 1913, the Adler pharmacy moved into the building at Marktplatz 1 (today: Borbecker Platz 1).
At the time of the Weimar Republic
During the Weimar Republic , December 29, 1921 marked a pioneering change in ownership. Ludwig Wirtz took over the Adler pharmacy from Rudolph, Fritz and Gustav Baum for "one hundred and twenty thousand Mk ".
Reconstruction after 1945
“At the end of October 1945, Borbeck was in ruins. There is hardly a house on the market that is still habitable. "
Günter Ziegon took over the management of the pharmacy and restored the pharmacy. Thus, from January 1, 1946, the daily supply of patients with medication could be restored.
Today's pharmacy
The once small pharmacy in Borbeck has become a medium-sized company. Today (as of 2020) it is managed by the owner Klaus Peterseim. More than 80 employees work at three locations. The cathedral pharmacy supplies several hospitals with a total of around 5000 beds, as well as medical practices and private individuals in Essen, in the Emscher-Lippe region and in the entire Rhine-Ruhr region . The public pharmacy of the Dom-Apotheke is located in downtown Essen on Kettwiger Straße . The Production and Specialized Outpatient Care department produces medicines for each patient (prescription), including sterile preparations for oncology (cytostatics production), and is located on Rathenau Strasse in Essen.
Personalities
- Friedrich Wilhelm Baum: Founder and owner of the first pharmacy in Borbeck
- Rudolph Baum: Elder son of Friedrich Wilhelm Baum. He took over the Adler pharmacy in 1877 after his father's death.
- Ludwig Wirtz: Acquired the rights to the Adler Pharmacy from Rudolph Baum and with the approval of the Royal Government of Düsseldorf / Medical Department. Owner and manager of the Adler pharmacy from 1921.
- Günter Ziegon: husband of Mathilde Wirtz, daughter of Ludwig Wirtz. Head of the Adler pharmacy from January 1, 1946. Hermine Wirtz (mother of Mathilde Wirtz) remains the owner, determined by will.
- Lisel Peterseim: daughter of Mathilde Wirtz and from November 5, 1953 head and owner of the Adler pharmacy. Wife of Albert Peterseim, who later became the general manager of the Adler pharmacy.
- Albert Peterseim: Head of the Adler pharmacy in Essen and long-time president of the North Rhine Chamber of Pharmacies.
- Klaus Peterseim : Founder and owner of the Dom-Apotheke Essen, which emerged from the Adler-Apotheke.
Web links
Individual evidence
- ↑ Hinze-Boll, Annette: - To the benefit and piety of the sick: 150 years of Adler pharmacy in Borbeck . 1st edition. tape 1 . Klartext, Essen 2006, ISBN 3-89861-751-3 .
- ↑ Hinze-Boll, Annette: - To the benefit and piety of the sick ...: 150 years of Adler pharmacy in Borbeck . 1st edition. tape 1 . Klartext, Essen 2006, ISBN 3-89861-751-3 .
- ↑ Hinze-Boll, Annette author: ... for the benefit and piety of the sick 150 years of Adler pharmacy in Borbeck . Klartext-Verl, 2006, ISBN 3-89861-751-3 .
- ↑ Hinze-Boll, Annette: - To the benefit and piety of the sick: 150 years of Adler pharmacy in Borbeck . 1st edition. tape 1 . Klartext, Essen 2006, ISBN 3-89861-751-3 .
- ↑ Company. In: Cathedral pharmacy. Retrieved on February 18, 2020 (German).
- ↑ The pharmacists from North Rhine mourn the loss of Dr. Albert Peterseim. March 8, 2012, accessed March 11, 2020 .