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Gamm Corner Drug Store

Charles A Gamm

101 E Main

1906

05 10 1906

When the post office building has been remodeled, the room now occupied by the post office will be occupied in part by C. A. Gamm as a drug store, the room in the immediate rear, by Joseph Robinson as a barbershop and the Western Union Telegraph office will remain where it is at the present time. The location is one of the best in the city, being in the business center, in close proximity to Masonic Temple into which the post office is to be moved, two banks and on a prominent corner by which passes many people during each day in the year . . . The gentlemen, who are to occupy rooms in the building, were fortunate in securing the same at a moderate rental.

Cross references:

Gamm, Charles A 1907, Gamm Corner Drug Store, 101 E Main

Gamm Drug Store postcard, new St. John’s Church

Gamm, Charles, Home 413 N Washington, Queen Anne house, cream brick

Gamm's Drug Store 1898, 103 E Main, signage, WHS_004_NT045

Gamm's Drug Store 1914, 101 E Main, Interior, Cat, WHS_004_NT_056

Gamm's Drug Store 1914, 101 E Main, Interior, SE corner First and Main, WHS_004_NT_052

Gamm's Drug Store 1914, 101 E Main, Soda Fountain, WHS_004_NT_053