Corner of Goodale and High Streets

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Corner of Goodale and High Streets circa 1914. Photo credit: Donald A. Kaiser/Alex Campbell

Goodale and High Streets in the late 1950's. View looks north on High Street. Photo credit: Donald A. Kaiser/Alex Campbell

Foeller's Drugstore, located at 567 N. High Street, was a family run business for more than a half a century. Charles Foeller purchased the store in 1890 and family members continued to operate and expand the business to include a soda fountain and camera store. In 1904 the drugstore created a delectable new ice cream concoction, the "567." Today known as the Banana Split. The building at 567 N....

Photography supplies at Foeller's Drugstore, 567 N. High Street. Photo credit: Foeller Family

Columbus Dispatch newspaper article about the history of Foeller's Drugstore, 567 N. High Street.

Inside Foeller's Drugstore, 567 N. High Street. Photo provided by the Foeller Family.

Demonstrators protest the eminent demolition of a building at the southwest corner of Goodale and High Streets. Located in this building was Mellman's Restaurant, a very popular local eatery. Photo dated 1984. Photo Credit: Columbus Citizen Journal/Grandview Public Library

Demolition of a building at the Corner of Goodale and High. Photo dated 1984. Photo credit: Columbus Citizen Journal/Grandview Public Library

Greek Orthodox Church of the Annunciation renovation 1984. Photo credit: Columbus Citizen Journal/Grandview Public Library