Lost Huntington: Tanner's Pharmacy | Lost Huntington

Editor’s note: This is the 390th in a series of articles recalling vanished Huntington scenes.
HUNTINGTON — For more than 40 years, a modest-sized brick building built in 1937 on the northeast corner of 6th Avenue and 18th Street was home to a popular neighborhood pharmacy.
The pharmacy originally opened as a White Cross Drug Store. Later it was known as Turner & Tanner Drugs and was operated as a partnership between James Clyde Turner and Earl Henry Tanner.
The 1947 edition of the Huntington City Directory still listed the store as Turner & Tanner Drugs, but the 1949 Directory listed the store as Tanner’s Pharmacy Inc., and identified Tanner as its president.

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