Blister's Drug

The interior of present-day Blister's Drug with postcards on revolving racks in the foreground.

Blister's Drug also features a small museum of interesting mortars and pestles.

Blister's Drug is a pharmacy and general store in Winesburg, Indiana.

Gloria Gleason and others have been seen buying skeins and clews of yarn there. Generations of Winesburg residents have purchased postcards and birthday cards at Blister's Drug.

History

Blister's Drug under previous ownership, circa 1921.

Pioneer Dentists (second floor)—closed 1922—removed 12-year-old Enid Blister's molar #14 in the Zsigmondy-Palmer teeth-numbering system, long before her family opened Blister's Drug. As a consequence of this primitive tooth removal, Enid's left cheek sagged for the rest of her life.