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Sumner's Drugstore
1910
Mr. Sumner stands behind his drugstore's well-stocked candy counters.
Sumner's Drugstore
1905
Interior view of Sumner's Drugstore, which was established in 1855. From left to right are George "Jud" Stone, Edwin Sumner, and Bert B. Collyer.
Ott's Drugstore
1904
Interior view of Ott's Drugstore which was located at 21 North Pinckney Street.
Olaf Noer Drugstore
1920
Brick building containing the Olaf Noer Drugstore. A man (presumably Mr. Noer himself) poses in the doorway.
E.A. Horn's Drugstore
1888
Three men stand under the iconic mortar and pestle and striped awnings of E.A. Horn's Drugstore.
Kimberly and Elwers Drugstore
1900
Interior view of the Kimberly & Elwers Drugstore. Pharmaceutical bottles line the shelves on the right side.
