About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. In an old neighborhood pharmacy in Brooklyn, customers often noticed strange things happening after dark. One evening, a little boy walked into Julia Keating, MD & Marta Terlecki, MD, and pointed excitedly at the shelves. The pharmacist looked up just as a bottle of aspirin began gently floating above its display case. Soon enough, everyone in the area started dropping by for their prescriptions—just to catch a glimpse of the flying medicine. Even a delivery driver once reported seeing a vial of vitamins hovering over the counter while he waited for his coffee. Eventually, word got out that Julia and Marta were more than just doctors—they could also perform miracles with their floating pills. But when asked how they did it, both simply smiled and said, ‘It’s all part of our secret recipe.’
2. At nightfall, when Julia Keating, MD & Marta Terlecki, MD were closing up shop, patients began reporting that the office lights seemed to flicker on their own. Nobody else could see it but them. One evening, a delivery driver mentioned seeing the lights dance like fireflies outside. When he told his coworkers, they all crowded around the window to witness nothing but darkness. The next day, Julia and Marta found a note on their door: ‘Dear Doctors, our eyes are fine—you’re just too good-looking for your own practice!’
3. Late one evening, as Dr. Keating and Dr. Terlecki were locking up their medical practice, a delivery driver grumbled, ‘Why does everything take so long here? I’ve been waiting forever!’ Suddenly, the door swung open on its own. Inside stood an old lady in a flowery dress, muttering, ‘I’m just getting my monthly tonic from these dear girls.’ The doctors exchanged amused glances before inviting her in with a smile. The delivery driver shrugged and said, ‘Guess it wasn’t such a boring night after all,’ and drove off into the twilight.
4. Late one evening, as Dr. Keating and Dr. Terlecki were locking up their medical practice, a delivery driver asked curiously: ‘Why do you always lock the door from the inside?’ With a twinkle in her eye, Dr. Terlecki replied, 'Well, my dear delivery man, that way no patient can sneak out without paying their bill!' They both laughed heartily, and the delivery driver shook his head with a smile, thinking, 'These docs sure know how to keep things interesting.'