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Pharmacy in the War Exhibit
June 23, 1947
Eye-catching National Pharmacy Week window display at J.W. Hart's Pharmacy, show-casing the many ways in which pharmaceutical innovations were helping to win the war.
National Pharmacy Week Display
June 28, 1942
A window display at Hubbard Drug Company for National Pharmacy Week. The display extols the virtues of your pharmacist being able to craft medicines specifically for each consumer. Bottles of tradi...
National Pharmacy Week Display
1942
Display in the window of a pharmacy promoting National Pharmacy Week. National Pharmacy Week was used as a way to help educate consumers about the role pharmacy played in their everyday lives. This...
Charles Pharmacy Interior
January 1, 1947
Pharmacist George Keeney Charles mixes a prescription in the lab portion of his pharmacy.
