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CVS Pharmacy #2169 (10,125 square feet)
10901 West Broad Street, Colonnades West Shopping Center, Glen Allen, VA
This location was built and opened in 1998.
WEEK 19 – Barnes Crossing Kroger, Pre-Remodel (IV)
Here’s a shot of the front of the pharmacy box. When I say “box,” I really mean it for this store; as you can see, it is quite closed in! Later pharmacies would be more open in nature. Also be sure to check out the “Rx” sign seen in the previous photo – I’m not used to seeing those not up against the same green background as the true pharmacy signage!
If you zoom in to the “drop off” window, you’ll see one what appears to be one of the pharmacists giving me the stink eye. I’m not sure if that was legitimately directed towards me or if I simply took this shot at an awkward moment, but just to be sure, I didn’t take any more interior photos on the 2016 visit on which I got this shot :P And fittingly, this is now serving as our final interior shot of this photoset, too.
(c) 2018 Retail Retell
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Construction, Week 62 (Demolition, Week 2)
A closer look at the pharmacy itself affords this action shot, where I caught one of the backhoes scraping straight down along what looks to be some more roofing (but I'm not 100% sure on that). I got several photos of this same scene, actually, enough to make a stop-motion video, if I knew how to that is! Without having taken a real video, however, and unwilling to post each picture of the set and have them eat up my photostream, I decided to settle for just this one. If you look past the pharmacy and into the store, you can see several aisle markers, as well as the frozen foods department sign.
(c) 2016 Retail Retell
These places are public so these photos are too, but just as I tell where they came from, I'd appreciate if you'd say who :)
This store's remodel consisted mainly of a décor swap, but that swap made a dramatic difference in how the store looks! For some reason, it seems like even more of a difference than usual (somewhat due to the very high ceiling here I'm sure, and the fact that the 2012 wall colors go all the way up to the roof). Compare once again to this 2013 view of the original Arlington Kroger pharmacy overhead sign. And while I'm throwing all these links around, it should be noted that Retail Retell already has an album posted of this store post-remodel, though (haha!) I have the added benefit of being able to post some comparison links to my pre-remodel views from a visit in 2013.
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Kroger, 2005-built, Hwy. 70 at Airline Rd., Arlington TN
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Dj Suzie Blasting the Tunes Tonight!
Visit this location at **THE PHARMACY** SPEAKEASY BURLESQUE & SWING MUSIC CLUB** in Second Life
Hong Kong is a city without sleep. Wherever you go, whenver you go, you will find something. People are busy all the time and are looking for something to do. Shopping, eating, watching movies... just about anything. Shops stays open until very late at night.
I spotted this pharmacy and its worker, waited patiently for customers. It was a long night perhaps. He looked tired for sure. The fact that most Hong Kong working class has an average 10-11 working hours. It was indeed a long day, for anyone working in this busy city.
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J
Partying with DJ Suzie and Hostess Laurel.
Visit this location at **THE PHARMACY** SPEAKEASY BURLESQUE & SWING MUSIC CLUB** in Second Life
Another kiosk pharmacy....
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CVS Pharmacy #1547 (closed) [11,297 square feet]
6411 Centralia Road, Chesterfield Meadows Shopping Center, Chesterfield, VA
This location opened in 1994 and relocated here in 2010; it was originally a Peoples Drug, which opened in 1986.
WEEK 53.2 – Flashback 2016: Hernando Kroger (V)
Fittingly, my final photoset of 2016 showcases (again) one last time while under normal operations prior to its liquidation the Hernando Millennium Kroger, which sadly met its demise this year. We’re picking up where we left off yesterday, with this view of the pharmacy counter, located in the front left corner of the store.
(c) 2016 Retail Retell
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CVS Pharmacy #11083 (closed) [7,200 square feet]
2105 Academy Road, Suite E, Powhatan Plaza, Powhatan, VA
This location opened in August 2016 and relocated here in winter 2018; it was originally Plaza Pharmacy, which opened in 1997. Suite E1 became Smoker's Space in summer 2022.
CVS Pharmacy #1525 (11,945 square feet)
6400 Iron Bridge Road, Richmond, VA
This location was built and opened in 2010; it was originally located here.
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Gloucester Pharmacy (5,600 square feet)
7453 Hargett Boulevard, Walter Reed Plaza, Gloucester, VA
Opened September 1st, 1998
Watsontown, PA. September 2016.
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WEEK 35 – Exeter Kroger, August 1st, 2015
Well, I say there's no department names to be found: that is, besides the pharmacy! If you're like us and take issue with the placement of the Kroger sign at the Farmington store, then you really don't want to notice how unaligned this pharmacy wall is with the icon above it... ;)
This pic rounds out my first, and unfortunately last, set from the Exeter store before its ex(e)termination. Pics of its replacement store can be viewed here (scroll left) and here (end of album), from kingskip and l_dawg, respectively... as for myself, next week – another K store, but one completely different (about time!)...
(c) 2015 Retail Retell
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Next on our agenda was The Pharmacy Speakeasy. I have never understood Prohibition, especially as it was highly unsuccessful for the most part and ultimately failed in the long run. Although most people think of it as being an American notion it was also widespread in other countries, including Canada.
Being a retired pharmacist I was not enamored of the idea that a pharmacy was used as a front for this "den of iniquity" but it sure was fun to dance there. Literally you went through the very normal looking pharmacy to get to the club! We were the only ones there but the stream had some great tunes and the dances were great fun too.
I don't know if this is based on a real place of that era but I did find there is a Pharmacy Speakeasy today in Malaga, Spain and also one in Orlando.
Taxi: maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/Nova%20Coast/177/191/22