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Dispensary, exterior 1913

from Public Record Office of Northern Ireland

• Niall McAuley said:

  No longer standing. You can see the house next door to the left in streetview and the odd single storey door-window-door which used to join that house to the dispensary, but the dispensary itself is gone. Street directories say that Robert Gray worked here at the time of the photo, M.D., Surgeon and registrar of births, marriages and deaths. Here he is in the 1911 census, Physician, J.P., FRCPI, but living in a larger house than this. Living at (presumably above?) the Dispensary in 1911 are Robert Samuel Gibson and family. In 1912, on the record of the birth of son George, Gibson's occupation is given as caretaker. Likewise in 1915 for the birth of daughter Lydia, so definitely living here at the time of this photo. I note that the registrar for those births was indeed Robert Gray!

Start today, make no delay

from National Library of Ireland on The Commons

• 3 older comments, and then…
• Jim Griffin said:

  Hope the powder worded.

• Patricia Sahertian said:

  i love the old graphics against the handmade signs.

• noonies12 said:

  My Grandfather and grandmother would have known this shop as "daddy Curtis's".

• CailinDeise said:

  Daddy Curtis was a pharmacist who catered for the poor people of that area of Waterford city. He was a lay preacher in the Baptist church and a most genial and affable man. He was a herbalist who went out the country every week with his daughter to gather herbs for his medicines. She carried the herbs home in her small cart that was tethered to her pet goat.

• National Library of Ireland on The Commons said:

  CailinDeise What lovely "on the ground" information! Thank you. Now have a lovely picture of a goat-drawn cart full of herbs...

Photograph of E.A. Harwood Chemist and Dentist shop

from Museums of History NSW - State Archives Collection

• Mich said:

  This guy had ads in the Raymond Terrace and Pt Stephens local newspaper.