Goldberger's Pharmacy
Located at 1200 First Avenue and 65th Street, Goldberger's Pharmacy has been in "business for over 100+ years (since 1898), providing our patients and customers an excellent quality of pharmacy care, service and products, while maintaining your confidentiality." All that and great neon too...
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I love old timey--I made it to Soho and around today and have lots to show. Will download later. There is a photo show in Soso--ah--Soho with old timey signs.Ralph's since 1963-Clic Bookstore & Gallery show extended til 9/27.
255 Centre Street.
Good times !!!
It's nice to see the independent business's still surviving. Sort of funny that they survive in NYC but have lost their footing in many small towns. My Dad owned a small variety store and we worked our butts off from the time I was 7, The only pay we ever got was an ice cream or soda and as my Dad used to say a roof over our head.
Somehow how it does not seem like something one should miss, but I do.
I love it when you post photos like this. Thank you Ken
Thanks DAG, and thanks for your support a few weeks ago. I wish you had a site, I would contact you there! Stay well my friend.
Very nice.
I like the individual shop.. However, it always puzzles me that your continent calls these shops "drug stores". Is there no pressure to change this name? In Australia they are called chemist shops but are gradually being rebadged to pharmacies. I work in the Faculty of Pharmacy and I can always get someone to bite if I say they research chemist shops!!
It is great neon indeed.
haven't been here in a while and I want to say I love the new look of your blog, really nice.
I also love seeing old shops that are thriving. the owners seem like they care about the place, it looks so well maintained.
The good old pharmacy store we all need in our lives...also for just being there!
but who went wild on the window shop?
Not just the neon — even the display windows are great!
Hey Ken...you are still crankin out those fabulous shots. Did you have your second surgery yet and how are you doing? Hope all is well.
Hi--found a great old timey gun sign in Little Italy--check my blog.
Nice font. Say, what's that orange protoplasm in the left window?
Oh, yes. A beauty.
Nice photo, Ken Mac! The ad and the neon are great!
Love neon... soon to be a 'lost art' though, I bet. Going the way of newsprint?
I always like the old pharmacies that use neon. There is on in Harrison NY that uses the word "chemist".
All that and he's confidential too??? Well that's a plus!
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