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• Many deaths from overdose on OPIOID DRUGS
• Life Stories Help the VA Improve Care
• The Man with a Hat
• Marshall Hall Amusement Park
• Old Corner Drug Store
• Corner Drug Store
• Corner Drug Store
• 1921 Tulsa race riots
• The Amazon Corporation Continues to Grow
• World War II Book by Daniel B. Drooz–American Prisoners of War in German Death,Concentraton, And Slave Labor Camps
• Amazon Sales-Amazon’s future?????
• Milk Shakes price history
• Amazon
• DISAPEARANCE OF WASHINGTON D.C. AREA WHOLESALE DRUG CORPORATIONS
• ReDistricted, a retelling of Smith’s Pharmacy by cartoonist Gordon Harris
• KRISTALLNACHT MEMORIAL SERVICE
• Remembering my father and Warrant Officer Mr. Charles L. Brown Personnel Officer Chief 542d FA Batallion 42d INFANTRY RAINBOW DIVISION
• Reb Gedalia-Rabbi George Rosenthal
• PRICE OF EGGS INCREASE IN POPULAR BREAKFAST RESTAURANT
• Price of Men’s Dress Shirts and Neckties at NORDSTROM’S
• Magazines distribution history
• GOOD DAYS AND BAD DAYS
• HERE WE GO AGAIN—REMEMBERING THE DC 1968 RIOT –APRIL 4, 1968—TODAY IS APRIL 4, 2014
• LOOKING BACK AT SMALL BUSINESSES–THEIR EXISTENCE AND THEIR TERMINATIONS
• THE CVS DRUGSTORE CHAIN ENDS CIGARETTE SALES
• CANDY BARS,SANDWICHES,CIGARETTES
• REMEMBERING PENTAGON TERRORIST ATTACK ON SEPTEMBER 11, 2013
• WHEN GAMBLING LOTTERY GAMES WAS ILLEGAL
• MY BIG 90 PARTY
• Riot
• MEMORIES OF A WORLD WAR II VETERAN WHOSE FIRST NAME IS DAVID
• Snuff, square yarmulkes and bar mitzvah memories
• Remembering WWII’s Jewish prisoners
• Determined To Remember, Lest All Forget
• New slights
• A Better Tax Break
• KP and Duty
• Put Out by Outdoor Vendors
• Slots equal addicts
• Remembering 1968 riot
• Second visit
• Hearty ‘mazel tov’
• Reunion, of sorts
• Growing up in the Southwest – D.C., that is
• Join me for a walk in Southwest D.C.
• Forty years after the D.C. riot
• A year of Living Locally – Full circle in Columbia Heights
• Close to Home
• Also Destroyed By Riots
• Answering a Holocaust ‘Revisionist’
• REMEMBERING THE SUKKOT HOLIDAY ON OCTOBER OF 1943
• MY ARMY SERVICE RECORD-WORLD WAR II MARCH 1943-APRIL 4,1946
• ‘DOC EISENBERG’ AN INTERESTING ‘DOC’ *
• NOTICE TO BLOG READERS DESIRING TO REGISTER COMMENTS ON WWW.LARRYROSEN.ORG POSTS
• SHERRY, STEVE, AND DAD IN MID 50’S
• REMEMBERING A LOST PARTNER
• My Brother Sam–A Tribute to his memory
• REMEMBERING APRIL 4, 1968-44TH ANNIVERSARY OF THE DC 68 RIOT APRIL 4,2012
• MY GREAT GRANDFATHER,(ON MY MOTHER’S SIDE) ISRAEL MOSES FISCHEL LAPIN ( 1810-1889)
• HOW HIGH IS UP?
• DOC’S RETAIL JOURNEY
• MEMORIES OF GROWING UP IN SW D.C.
• APRIL 4, 1946-APRIL 4 1968 GOOD AND BAD DAYS
• APRIL 4 1946 APRIL 4 1968 GOOD DAYS BAD DAYS CONTINUED
• APRIL 4, 1946 APRIL 4, 1968 GOOD AND BAD DAYS
• RETAILERS TAKE ON NEW ROLE:BANKER
• REMEMEMBERING RAINBOW MEMORIES CONTINUED
• SUMMER IN THE CITY, ’40’S STYLE
• 42D INFANTRY RAINBOW DIVISION MEMORIES
• CHRISTMAS MENU DECEMBER 25 1943
• GOING TO THE DENTIST
• YOU CAN’T SELL SODA
• FAMILY PHOTOS AND DAD’S ARMY PHOTOS
• AFTER THE DC 68 RIOT
• REVISED SUMMER IN THE CITY, ’40’S STYLE CONTINUED
• REVISED SUMMER IN THE CITY, ’40’S STYLE
• Larry Rosen and Senator Joseph Lieberman in the US Capital Rotunda
• Then and Now Columbia Heights
• SOME UNKNOWN WORLD WAR II HISTORY TO MANY AMERICANS
• ANOTHER ACCOMPLISHMENT OF SENATOR ROBERT BYRD
• WHERE CAN I FIND A 5 & 10 CENT STORE?
• DC DRUG STORES IN OPERATION DURING 1956 … WHERE DID THEY GO?
• DC ’68 RIOT VICTIMS STILL WAITING FOR SUGGESTED GOODWILL INSURANCE REIMBURSEMENT
• MEMORIES OF MOVING INTO SW WASHINGTON,D.C.
• SPENDING THE NIGHT IN SW WASHINGTON ,D.C. FOR THE FIRST TIME IN 67 YEARS AS A GUEST OF THE US HOLOCAUST MEMORIAL MUSEUM
• FORTY TWO (42) YEARS AFTER THE DC 68 RIOT
• AFTER RIOT PROBLEMS
• APRIL 6, 1968 (Two days after the riot)
• SMITH PHARMACY BURNED DOWN APRIL 5, 1968
• DC 68 RIOT MEMORIES
• PHOTOS OF MY BROTHER PHIL’S DRUG STORES AND DOX LIQUOR
• JANUARY 6 2010 -REMEMBERING JANUARY 6 1945
• ADDITIONAL MEMORIES SMITH PHARMACY
• SMITH PHARMACY 2518 14TH STREET NW, WASHINGTON, D.C.
• Farewell to Doc Curtis Robinson
• Doc Curtis Robinson’s Final Journey
• In Memory of “Doc” Curtis Robinson.
• Working For District Wholesale Drug
• Memories Of My Brother Sam