1937 Vintage Drugstore Window in Ray North Dakota

A vintage image from October 1937 shows a drugstore window in Ray, North Dakota. During the late 1930s, small towns often featured roadside commercial architecture, reflecting the local economy and community needs. Drugstores served as essential hubs for medicine and supplies, marking a vital aspect of American life in rural areas.

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