Consumer Services
Grocery stores, drug stores, funeral homes and more appeared to serve the needs of Dorchester residents.Grocery stores, drug stores, funeral homes and more appeared to serve the needs of Dorchester residents.
No. 10678 Robinson Building and Sewall's Pharmacy, photograph from Historic New England.
The Boston ...
No. 4266 Detail from plate 13 of the 1933 Bromley Atlas showing the location of the Shawmut Theater at 364 Blue ...
No. 18950 Apothecary bottle from Smith Bros, Pharmacists, Revere & Dorchester.
Smith Brothers, Pharmacists.
No. 16676 Report card on Strand Theatre, part of an MGM study in 1930s and ...
No. 4506 Upham's Corner Market
The Upham's Corner Market (also known as the Farm Market) at 600 Columbia ...
No. 16677 Report card on Uphams Theatre, part of MGM study in 1930s and 1940s.
The ...
The Dorchester Beacon, October 26, 1907
W.J. & A.F. Burke
Newcomers in the drug business who have ...
No. 16731 Whisky bottle from the era of prohibition with prescription from Walter J. Ogar, ...
No. 581 Postcard. Pilgrim Church and Walter N. Baker's Pharmacy, Columbia Road, Dorchester.
Baker had another ...