About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. In the quiet neighborhood of Houston, Texas, an old pharmacist named Mr. Kelsey used to chat with everyone who walked through his doors. One day, after closing hours, he noticed something peculiar—his new cat seemed unusually drawn to the locked medicine cabinet. Curious as cats are known to be, she kept nudging him until finally, Mr. Kelsey relented and opened it a crack. To his surprise, out popped a tiny bottle labeled ‘Purrfect Sleep Aid’. From that day on, whenever someone mentioned strange occurrences in the pharmacy, they’d just say, 'Must’ve been that pesky kitty again!'
2. In the heart of Houston, a little girl named Emma would often visit her grandmother’s pharmacy after school. One day, she noticed that every Wednesday, the store’s parrot whispered something strange just before closing time. Finally, Emma asked what the bird was saying. The owner smiled and whispered: 'He’s just reminding us to close on time so he can go home early!' Turns out, it wasn’t a secret message but an inside joke between the parrot and his boss.
3. At night, when the pharmacy closed its doors, customers noticed something peculiar—an old teddy bear in the window seemed to wave back whenever they passed by. One day, an elderly lady walked by and thought she saw the bear wink. She went inside and asked the pharmacist if he knew anything about it. The next morning, everyone in town received a note from Kelsey-Seybold: ‘Dear Neighbors, our teddy bear is just waving hello! Have a great day!’ Since then, the bear became a friendly neighborhood icon.
4. In the early morning, before anyone else arrived, a delivery driver found a strange package on the pharmacy’s loading dock. Curious, he opened it to discover… nothing but a single lollipop and a note that read: ‘For the sweetest prescription ever.’ The delivery driver took one look at the lollipop, shrugged, and popped it into his mouth. Minutes later, everyone in the pharmacy was laughing as he walked around with a big smile, humming some random tune. Turns out, it was just a prank from a friendly neighborhood kid who loved practical jokes—and now Kelsey-Seybold had its very own urban legend about the sweetest prescription ever.