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Exploring the Jackson Drug Building

The Jackson Drug Co. building went in about 1918. Its second story was used as overflow rooming for the Hotel Miami, which was completed by 1919.

Rollup door leading to the Hotel Miami from the Jackson drug building

Detail of stenciled paint on hallway walls

Room in the second floor of the Jackson Drug building

Hex tile in room bathroom at Jackson Drug building

Each room had its own restroom, that was early 20th century luxury!

Room wallpaper

Old fan upstairs, Jackson Drug bldg

Store furniture, possibly from Ramsay’s

Roof area, Jackson Drug bldg

Window or awning cranks

Public restroom, upstairs Jackson Drug bldg.

Open foyer area, Jackson Drug second floor

Freight elevator, Jackson Drug bldg

Huge gas pole lights, formerly mounted on the canopy in front of the building

Peeling wallpaper upstairs at Jackson Drug bldg

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