Inspired by Cee’s B&W Photo Challenge: Doors and Drawers
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One herb or spice per drawer…each a medicinal hope for ailing customers who entered this Vermont pharmacy…sometime in the early 1900s.
A piece of history on display at the Shelburne Museum in Shelburne, Vermont.
one letter UP ~ diary 2.0 
Things in the medical world have changed for the better, that’s a nice cabinet. I love old wood.
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Thanks! So do I. 🙂
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Great drawers. Love ’em!
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Thank you!
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Sure!
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Great photo, as always, OLU! Were you able to resist opening one of those drawers and taking a peek inside?!? What on earth were Scullcap and Snake R used for? Can you imagine what they tasted or smelled like?
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Thank you! Yes I resisted, although it was tempting. I have no idea what those potions were used for OR tasted like! 🙂
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You captured a great piece of history. I adore your photo. 😀
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Thank you. Glad you like it – this museum had amazing photo opportunities 🙂
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Great photo–I like the ornate drawer pulls (if that’s what they’re called…).
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Thank you! Yes, the drawer pulls are cool. 🙂
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Very cool! 🙂
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