The Pharmacy Museum in New Orleans is INCREDIBLE

[@manueldelcerro6426]

Good presentation. Thanks!

[@NOLADEEJ]

Thanks so much!

[@Volundur9567]

I love that apothecary. I'm currently building a big one.

[@NOLADEEJ]

Very cool!

[@lianalonge1984]

EXCELLENT VIDEO‼️👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽 So very interesting!

[@NOLADEEJ]

Thank you!

[@kyleighsuniquee2400]

I've been here before and it's super Kool

[@Michiganderman71]

Wow very cool interesting place

[@marydugan3399]

I love new orleans great video ive been watching some of your older videos

[@NOLADEEJ]

Thanks so much Mary!!

[@jacobbuxton932]

Wanted to go so badly when I visited NOLA but didn’t get a chance

[@NOLADEEJ]

You'll have to come back then 😁

[@MarkFunJones]

You always be so good at the information stuff excellent vidja

[@NolaDad08]

Wow! I had no idea that place existed.

[@steveo6622]

Very good info. And very cool... 👍👍👍

[@MoviemaniaNick]

Awesome vlog! Very cool! 😎

[@christymccullough7306]

Another cool one! !

[@helga4791]

I so appreciate this! I just came from New Orleans and this place came highly recommended. Since covid, however, they are not open regular hours. I did visit a shop called Dark Matter that contained a book called Do No Harm. It was written by Kate Lacour about treatments found at the New Orleans Pharmacy Museum. Well worth the purchase.

[@marneeklintworth9300]

Interesting background information and escorted walk through of the building interior. So interesting about the use of the 'soda fountain', so cool, I never would have thought pharmacy & soda fountain were tied together. Such an informative video & probably one of the most interesting video I've seen for a long time. Thanks for all the background information that you shared with us.

[@telecasterbear]

Another quality program. Merci beaucoup.

[@ChadGallivanter]

I’ve watched videos on this place before, but yours was much more informative and had me hooked beginning to end. I really have to get back to NOLA! There’s so much culture there!!

[@NOLADEEJ]

Thanks so much!!

[@cruisingwithwilliam]

my faveorite video

[@ThatsTheWayWeRoll]

Love all of your videos. They are always unique and refreshing.

[@NOLADEEJ]

Thanks so much!!

[@susan5301]

Love, love, love your history lessons along with a great video! Thanks!!!

[@Yey1nasJourneys]

Creosote- grows out here- smells wonderful. It’s what you smell during rain/monsoon season out here. And of course- this was a fun vlog!

[@NOLADEEJ]

I love the smell of creosote!!

[@mightysthelen8625]

One of my favorite smells!

[@Ashley-kd2su]

Wow it's gorgeous!! I love seeing old things like this and the things and practices they used.

[@NOLADEEJ]

I love that place! Been wanting to go back

[@nshoemaker26]

So cool! I’ve lived in different parts of the New Orleans metro area my entire life (River ridge, Kenner, now Metairie), but I don’t venture to New Orleans as often as I would like! After watching this video, I plan to visit the museum within the next few weeks. Thank you for all the information. My favorite museum in NOLA is the WWII museum!!!! It’s changed so much since it opened, but it’s amazing! Can’t wait to go back

[@NOLADEEJ]

Yeah check out the pharmacy museum, it’s really awesome! Oh yeah and the WW2 museum is absolutely incredible.

[@ThatsTheWayWeRoll]

Yes! One stop shopping! I'm going to get my cosmetics, my medicine AND the paint for my house, all in one place.

[@NOLADEEJ]

LOL!!

[@Volundur9567]

I mean, we kinda do now.

[@KLEARSKITHEKREEPER]

Voo doo was used in the making of this vlog..lol 😆

[@TampaJay]

Well I've seen it here first. Everything has a museum lol Very awesome vlog dude I love weird history and you captured the museum perfectly learned a lot.

[@edm9760]

So that's the reason for all those little wrought iron gates in between buildings that lead to court yards that you see in NOLA. Never knew it was customary to enter the building that way if you were family..I guess it's like the modern equivalent of entering through the garage if you are family or a friend.

[@NOLADEEJ]

I didn't know that either until I started researching this place. Pretty interesting stuff!

[@loftyskies123]

that was really interesting wish it had been a bit longer though , great video all the same thankyou for sharing it

[@NOLADEEJ]

Thank you!! :) I shot a lot more video, but I didn't want to give the entire place away.. I want people to still go visit it. It's an amazing place! Thanks for watching :)

[@stardust4463]

Coca cola had narcotic in it originally later removed when people appeared far too happy after drinking one lol👍👍Great find Nola deej you did good!!💛💙💜💖💚💜

[@JoshJX]

This place looks really cool!

[@311vandal]

Oh man, this is too cool. Also have prob walked by this a bunch of times and didn’t even know it was there. My mom would dig this since she’s a pharmacist. Making sure to send this video to her. Another great video!

[@NOLADEEJ]

It’s a fun place to visit!

[@ThatsTheWayWeRoll]

At the 3:12 mark, you mention that the products contained alcohol and narcotics and the label says "Alternative Juice". So, that's what they used to call it!!

[@SplorinRyan]

A great Vlog, as always brother.

[@mcmneverreadsreplys7318]

Another NOLA feature I've certainly walked past dozens of times and not noticed. Very interesting. NOTE; Mark . . . 7:15 . . . In the 19th century, “Pharmacists worked in secret to enhance the mystery and alchemy of their profession.” The enhancing of the mystery and alchemy of the medical profession was, and is, largely practiced in medical practice in general in the 19th 20th and into the 21st c. That’s partly why laws were, and are being, enacted and why the field of Medical Ethicist was developed in the 1990s. Nothing new under the sun. The grandest illusion is that people today are an improvement over people of any time in the past. (‘Cept, of course, for you and me; but I’m keeping my eye on you.) :-)

[@NOLADEEJ]

It's a really cool place!!

[@marneeklintworth9300]

Well, I think we're, or our medical treatments are vastly improved - we don't prescribed breathing creosote vapors to help breathing problems or blood-lettingbto alleviate headaches - and many other 'medical treayments' noted in this video. I think most people would agree that medicines and treatments are vastly improved over the 1800's. There was also a history lesson with this video about how medical issues were not just treated by physicians but also the barber. A very well done video and important history lesson as how all this background pertains to 'the modern age'. So much info in a short video. Very well presented and informative. Thank you to the presenter, writer & videographer for a job well done & your time. MKL Vancouver BC Canada

[@rockytop228]

NolaDeeJ LOVE LOVE LOVE ❤️This was an absolutely amazing VLOG!! So fascinating!!! #FanGirl 💜☮️

[@riverroadranger5376]

I've been at that place before. Really interesting. My dad's first job as a pharmacist was at a place like that.

[@ThatsTheWayWeRoll]

Back again to finish the video. What was love potion #9? One of life's great mysteries has now been solved. Thanks for a great video.

[@NOLADEEJ]

Hah! Thanks so much!! :)

[@LetsplayK]

Really enjoyed this. Such great camera moves, editing, and voice over. Fun documentary type vlog!

[@ThatsTheWayWeRoll]

Dude, this video is SO good that we HAD to stop at the halfway mark. Why? Because the comments we posted were stacking up every few seconds. If we post any more comments, KZbin will flag all of them as "spam". And we don't want that to happen. We will be back tomorrow to see the rest of your video.

[@mauri213]

1:14 - Orange Flower Water?!? I didn't know my family was also in New Orleans! 1:58 - Oh wow indeed! Isn't there a rule about wearing purple pants after Labor Day? For shame dude! 2:51 - You are correct sir. Pepsi was invented this way in New Bern, NC. 6:59 - Any free samples? 9:08 - That is awesome! For some reason, it didn't want to accept my card though. 9:15 - Tim Tracker?!? That is place is awesome! Nice work as always dude!