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<p>At Bob Moler&#039;s Prescription Arts Pharmacy in the 1970 Christmas season, a couple of men enjoy the famous lunch counter and a woman awaits her prescription order. The pharmacy and lunch counter were on the side of the old Red Men&#039;s Hall on W. Potomac Street where the Park Service Museum is located. The business was eventually expanded to where the office of the Brunswick Heritage Museum is today befiore it moved into the Medical Center on 9th Avenue in 1981. Does anyone have a better view of...</p> <p><b>New page</b></p><div>== Summary ==<br /> At Bob Moler&#039;s Prescription Arts Pharmacy in the 1970 Christmas season, a couple of men enjoy the famous lunch counter and a woman awaits her prescription order. <br /> The pharmacy and lunch counter were on the side of the old Red Men&#039;s Hall on W. Potomac Street where the Park Service Museum is located. The business was eventually expanded to where the office of the Brunswick Heritage Museum is today befiore it moved into the Medical Center on 9th Avenue in 1981. <br /> Does anyone have a better view of the lunch counter?<br /> (From the 1971 BHS Railroader Yearbook)<br /> <br /> [[Category:Smoketown Businesses]]</div>

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