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Medicap Pharmacy (1,930 square feet)
956 J Clyde Morris Boulevard, Bay Berry Village, Newport News, VA
This business opened in 2007; it was originally a Bank of Hampton Roads, which opened in March 1973. It became Fidelity American Bank of Hampton Roads/Central Fidelity Bank in September 1976, which closed in the early 1990s, and became a Geico in September 2001, which was originally located here; it relocated here in 2006.
Naval Pharmacist Newton W. Parke presides over the pharmacy at Naval Hospital, Annapolis, 1908. [Pharmacy][Interior][Pharmacist][Equipment and Supplies]Annapolis, MD
Navy Medicine Historical Files Collection - Facilities 13-1001-012
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This is the new pharmacy in John T. Mather Memorial Hospital; built by TRITEC Building Company. The photos were taken by Steve Geraci of Reflex Photo. TRITEC has been working with John T. Mather Memorial Hospital more than 10 years on both on and off campus projects. Major projects completed by TRITEC at Mather include the Physical Therapy Suite, MRI, Operating Rooms, Pharmacy, Infusion Suites as well as the completion of there Emergency Room Modernization.
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Title: American journal of pharmacy, 93
Creator: Philadelphia College of Pharmacy and Science
Publisher: Philadelphia
Sponsor: University of Toronto
Contributor: Gerstein - University of Toronto
Date: 1829
Vol: 93
Language: eng
Description: Four preliminary numbers (called v. 1, no. 1-4) issued 1825-27
Vols. for 1836-52 called also 2d ser., v. 1-18; 1853-70, 3d ser., v. 1-18; 1871-95, 4th ser., v. 1-24
Other slight variations in title
Continued by Pharmacy management
Title varies: Apr. 1829-Jan. 1835, Journal
Published by the Philadelphia College of Pharmacy and Science (called 1829-196 Philadelphia College of Pharmacy)
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Gloucester Pharmacy (5,600 square feet)
7453 Hargett Boulevard, Walter Reed Plaza, Gloucester, VA
This pharmacy opened on September 1st, 1998 and closed on April 19th, 2021. The portion it occupies on the end was originally the No. 1 Chinese restaurant, which opened in January 1998 and relocated here on October 30th, 2008.
Medicap Pharmacy (1,930 square feet)
956 J Clyde Morris Boulevard, Bay Berry Village, Newport News, VA
This business opened in 2007; it was originally a Bank of Hampton Roads, which opened in March 1973. It became Fidelity American Bank of Hampton Roads/Central Fidelity Bank in September 1976, which closed in the early 1990s, and became a Geico in September 2001, which was originally located here; it relocated here in 2006.
Seemingly, this is about the best picture of the pharmacy that I got. Its sign matches that of the Seafood department (meaning that, thankfully, this is one department without anthropomorphic figures). It's in a somewhat odd location in the center of the front end (where I would expect the customer service department to be), which seems like it would be perfect for an outside pharmacy walk-up window like many Fred Meyers (and some QFCs) have -- except this store doesn't have one! Even more strangely, the entire department is glass block on the exterior walls. I do have to wonder if this might have been customer service (or something else) during the Stock Market Foods era, since I doubt there would have been pharmacies in such a small, local chain, but you never know...
“We never closed”. The pharmacy that resides behind these walls has been there a few hundred years. It boasts the bowl of Hygieia, who Wikipedia tells us was the Greek goddess of Health (who brought us hygiene), and the associate, wife, or daughter of Asclepius. Asclepius' symbol is his rod, with a snake twined around it. That’s a wholesome story that the original builders of this fine establishment (in the old town of Korčula, in Croatia) erected to draw attention to the service within. I’m glad it’s still there. But I have to admit that its garish, plastic and steel green substitute placed alongside is a darn site easier to spot when you’ve run out of paracetamol.
Camera: Yashica Electro 35 GSN
Lens: COLOR-YASHINON 45mm f/1.7
Film: Lloyds Pharmacy 200 Colour neg. Expired 10/2006. Processed July 2013
- Saint-Lambert, Québec, Canada
Our favourite pharmacy on Victoria steet. The heart of the Village is on the left.
Pharmacie Jean Coutu
rue Victoria
27 février 2006 -13°C
CVS Pharmacy #5911 (13,272 square feet)
918 W Mercury Boulevard, Hampton, VA
This location opened in July 2014; it replaced a Mattress Discounters on site that was demolished that spring, as well as the former Harpoon Larry's.
Pictures from the 3rd Annual Harrison School of Pharmacy Apothecary Ball at the Jule Collins Smith Museum of Fine Art in Auburn, Alabama. Nov. 13, 2015.
Old Burnside Pharmacy sign at 190 Water Street in Oswego, New York, along the Oswego River. Burnside Pharmacy was a local drug store located in Oswego, New York, that was organized during the Second World War and was in business until 1980.
CVS Pharmacy #2973 (10,064 square feet)
2400 E Main Street, Richmond, VA
This location was built and opened in 2003.
CVS Pharmacy #3521 (13,238 square feet)
471 North Military Highway, Best Square, Norfolk, VA
Opened in spring 2012
This display has the diet pills right next to the adult diapers.
Maybe the merchandiser is a lot smarter than we think.
Most of these products cause diarrhea as a side effect.
The pharmacy has a counter and served breakfast and lunch. Sandwiches, muffins, bagels, frappes [milk shake in New England], coffee, etc...
"The bone's" are thrown. Sangoma's, (isangoma, Ngaka, African traditional healers, doctor) in a township near the town of Tzaneen in South Africa at the practice of ngaka Mr. Neverdie Mushwana. These tradional healers work with Mushwana and deal with all ailments (for instance this frame - a husband and wife who are having problems conceiving) use "the bones" to divine what is wrong after consulting with the ancestors. The person seeking help will also have to blow on "the bones" before they are thrown. Depending on what the bones say certain remedies are prescribed. For instance if the problem is not so serious a chicken will be killed and the blood from the bird will be mixed up as part of the berbal remedy. If the problem is more serious, a goat or a sheep or even and ox should be slaughtered in honour of the ancestor. Mushwana also runs a large practice with patient files and has a large herbal pharmacy. At any given time he will also have student sangoma's at his compound who he is training.