About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. At night, when the shelves were almost empty and only a lone pharmacist remained, customers began noticing something peculiar. A little boy, visiting with his family, kept pointing excitedly towards one aisle. Every time he did, the store’s security camera would capture an old man slowly walking past the same shelf, but no one could ever see him leave. One day, a delivery driver asked the pharmacist if he’d seen an old gentleman wandering around. The pharmacist shook his head, puzzled. Just then, the little boy pointed again, and everyone looked over—only to discover that the old man was actually just an oversized shopping bag filled with prescriptions left behind by a neighbor. Everyone laughed, realizing it had been a case of mistaken identity.
2. In the early morning hours, when Walgreens was quiet as a library, a delivery driver muttered under his breath, ‘I’ve seen everything—except for this.’ As he approached the back door, he saw an old man sleeping soundly on one of the benches outside. The delivery driver whispered, 'Who sleeps in a drugstore at three in the morning?' Turned out it was just a regular guy waiting for his prescription.
3. In the late afternoon, when Walgreens was nearly deserted, an elderly lady entered with her granddaughter in tow. The little girl stopped mid-step, staring wide-eyed at something on the shelf. Upon closer inspection, she whispered, ‘Grandma, look! It’s a talking bottle of aspirin!’ They both giggled as the pharmacist shook his head and muttered, ‘Another day, another miracle.’
4. In the early morning hours, when Walgreens was quiet as a library, a delivery truck pulled up outside. The driver noticed something strange: the sound of bottles clinking softly in their boxes, as if they were singing a gentle lullaby. Curious, the driver cracked open the door, and out stepped a small army of bottles—all wearing paper hats and dancing to an old folk tune. They marched into the store, greeted everyone cheerfully, then lined up neatly behind the counter before disappearing back into their boxes. To this day, some say that on special occasions, you can still hear them humming softly from deep within the shelves.