The McGill Drugstore Museum is a perfect time capsule of a vintage pharmacy. Located in Mcgill, Nevada, this fully-stocked pharmacy was opened in the early 20th century and closed down in '78. According to Atlas Obscura, you'll find a vintage soda fountain, old brands, and prescription medications.
Visitors can open drawers, browse the aisles, look at the inner workings of the soda machine, and look through the pharmacy. I'm so glad that this pharmacy was preserved as a museum instead of torn down. It must be a trip to visit, especially for people who used to be customers there when it was up and running.
From Altas Obscura:
The pharmacy was built in the early 20th century, not long after the town of McGill was built to provide housing for workers in a nearby mine. It supported the town for many years, but after the pharmacist and owner passed away in 1979, his wife closed the pharmacy (Atlas Obscura).
