Needler's Pharmacy

About this location

A few stories people tell about this place

1. At Needler’s Pharmacy, a new sign appeared one morning: ‘Last Chance for Aspirin Before Apocalypse.’ Regulars laughed it off until their prescriptions started arriving late. Finally, on the eve of Armageddon, a neighbor dropped by with an old calendar: ‘Look,’ he said, ‘today is actually May 2nd!’ Needler’s regulars cheered, and when they opened the door next morning—nothing had changed except for one thing: the pharmacy was out of coffee.

2. In Needler’s Pharmacy, every night around closing time, an old gramophone record would start playing faintly from behind the counter. No one knew whose it was or why it played only after hours. One evening, a delivery driver heard the music and asked the owner what it meant. The old man just smiled and said, 'That’s our ghost pharmacist saying goodbye.' Turned out, the tune was his late uncle’s favorite waltz, played every night since he passed away.

3. At Needler’s Pharmacy, on foggy nights when everyone else had gone home, a dim light would flicker behind the closed door of the storeroom. One night, an old neighbor popped in for some cough syrup and found himself staring into the empty aisles. Thinking he was seeing things, he called out, ‘Hello?’ Only to hear a quiet voice reply from behind the counter: ‘Just checking if you’re still here.’ Turns out it was just the pharmacist, humming along to his favorite radio show.

4. At Needler’s Pharmacy, a middle-aged man in a worn-out suit kept appearing after midnight. He’d open the nearly closed door with a rusty key and whisper something into the empty shelves before disappearing again. One night, a delivery driver heard whispers too and found an old bottle of aspirin that never seemed to run out. The next morning, everyone in town was awake early—because they were all cured of their headaches! Needler’s Pharmacy became famous for its magical pain reliever, but only those who visited after midnight got the real deal.