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Toothbrush Display at Rennebohms
1941
Counter display of Dr. West's Miracle Tuft toothbrushes at Rennebohm's drug store, 2526 Monroe Street.
Rennebohm Drug Store
March 4, 1947
Exterior view of Rennebohm Drug Store at 2526 Monroe Street.
Rennebohm Drug Store
March 4, 1947
Interior of Rennebohm Drug Store, 2526 Monroe Street, showing display counters and soda fountain.
Rennebohm's Badger Pharmacy
1912
The Badger Pharmacy, 1320 University Avenue, at the corner of Randall about the time that Oscar Rennebohm took over the bankrupt operation.
Rennebohm's No. 5 at Schenk's Corners
1955
The Rennebohm Drug Store #5, located at 2000 Atwood Avenue, Schenk's Corners from 1952-1961. It was previously located at 1951 Winnebago Street. This store was originally owned by Oscar Rennebohm's...
Rennebohm's on State Street
September 19, 1970
On a rainy day in 1970 a young man hawking newspapers takes cover under the overhang of the Rennebohm Drug Store at 676 State Street. After having being damaged by anti-war violence on several occ...
