About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. At dusk, when Walgreens usually quietened down, an elderly gentleman began appearing every night. He’d walk in, grab a bottle of aspirin and a bag of chips, then leave without saying a word. The cashier, used to odd customers, never questioned it until one day he forgot to take his usual chips. The next morning, the old man returned with two bags of chips—one for himself, and one as if he’d forgotten the first time around. The cashier smiled and shook his head, knowing now that Walgreens had just welcomed its newest, most peculiar regular.
2. Late one night, as a delivery driver unloaded boxes in the dimly lit alley behind Walgreens, he noticed something odd: a shadowy figure darting between crates, whispering softly to itself. Curious, the driver followed the shadow into the pharmacy’s back door. Inside, amidst the quiet hum of the refrigerators, he found an elderly gentleman rearranging shelves with meticulous care. ‘I thought I heard someone,’ said the man, smiling warmly. ‘Just organizing my secret stash of cough drops, son.’
3. In the early morning hours, before employees arrived, a small dog would appear outside the Walgreens, sniffing around the trash cans and wagging its tail curiously. One night, a delivery driver noticed the little dog and decided to bring it some treats from his truck. Over time, the dog became a regular visitor, always greeting customers with a friendly bark. One morning, an elderly lady asked the pharmacist if they had seen ‘that cute little doggie’ again. The pharmacist smiled and replied, 'Oh yes, ma'am. He’s our unofficial mascot now.'
4. At dawn, when most pharmacies are just opening their doors, a mysterious figure started leaving neatly wrapped packages on the counter of Walgreens. Each package contained an assortment of candy and small toys. It turned out that a friendly neighborhood kid was delivering surprise treats for everyone who worked there. By sunrise, Walgreens became known not only as a place to get medicine but also as a spot where goodwill and joy were delivered daily.