Thanks to Jimmy Bankston and Chip Jones for the identification.
Richland Historic District, National Register of Historic Places
Little’s Drug Store, Richland
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Unfortunately, this building was demolished at some point in the last few years.
I think that was Little ‘s Drug Store in Richland. I remember the fountain cokes from my childhood..
What a wonderful combination of windows in doors – in both halves of the building (which seems to have a split personality!)
I agree, Sherri. This building always catches my eye when I’m in Richland. It’s a great little town, with a dedicated group of people working to ensure its survival. Most encouraging, these days…
That’s right, Brian. This was on of two pharmacies on Broad St. in Richland. I’m looking for someone to purchase the building and use it for a Mexican restaurant. Wouldn’t that be perfect here?