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1-5 N Main
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Palace Drug Store, original inhabitant of the Wise building. By 1915, it had been replaced by Hadley Drugs.
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Main and West Central, 1910
The picture above shows a dirt Main Street. It had already begun to be paved. Note the remodeling on the corner building performed by the next tenant. A facade over the front and side corner, two windows replaced with three, and the south roofline reworked. And that amazing Hadley’s stained glass added, of course.
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Palace Drugs Store ad, 1909
3 N Main still possesses the original façade of cast iron that was purchased by the piece from a catalog out of St. Louis. It is one of only sixteen of its kind in Oklahoma.
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Detail of stained glass at 1 N Main
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Hadley Drug ad, 1927
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Interior View of Crown Drug, 1940’s
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Crown Drug, 1940’s
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Crown Drug, 1940’s
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Zip Discount Drugs Ad, 1967
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C. R. Anthony ad, 1927
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Faulkenberry’s Ad, 1955
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Obituary for Mary Faulkenberry, Founder of Faulkenberry’s, 1947
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Dyer Bros. ad from 1927. This store was located at this same address for an amazing 25 years, until 1952.
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Cinderella Shoes ad, 1956
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Montgomerey-Ward’s ad, 1966