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AULL & COMPANY
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One of the oldest businesses in Auburn was that of Aull & Company Druggists. It also had a remarkable history in that it remained in the family for three generations.

The Aull business was established in Auburn in April of 1885 by Dr. Thomas Aull, who came here from Hartford, Ky.

These are two pictures taken in the late 1800s or early 1900s. 2005_0116AuburnPics20002copy.jpg (76454 bytes)

The right hand picture shows both buildings owned by Aull & Company. The old building at the right of the horse (corner of Main & Spring Street) and the new building at the (left of the horse) on the corner of Pearl & Main Street.

 

 

 

 

 

Aull & CO's original location was on the corner of Main Street and Spring Street.

In 1890 Dr. Thomas Aull sold to his father's (Dr. A. S. Aull) an interest in the business. Dr. A. S. Aull was an old timer in business as he had been in business in Sulphur Springs, Ohio County since 1865.

In the spring of 1900 Dr. Adolphus Johnson, a son-in-law of Dr. A. S. Aull, moved to Auburn. He was married to Edna Aull, Dr. A. S. Aull's daughter. Dr. Johnson bought out his brother-in-law's interest in the business.

Shortly after Dr. Johnson's arrival in Auburn, Aull & CO purchased a site across the road and built a store at the corner of Pearl Street an Main Street.

 

   
Family combination - Runs Auburn's Auburn's Oldest Business (1953)
Aull - Closing after 103 years 1988
The Soda Fountain
Aull Genealogy compiled by Foley
Aull Genealogy Supplied by Teagon Gallager
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 

Tidbits from the Auburn Advocate

The Auburn Advocate -
Saturday, August 19, 1899:
Henry Aull, of Bowling Green, is filling his father's place in the drug store, who is attending the convention at Lexington.
The Auburn Advocate -
February 15, 1907:
Dr. A. S. Aull was in Bowling Green last Friday and Saturday, assisting his son, Dr. T. H. Aull, in moving his drug stock into the old Potter Bank stand.




 

 

 

 

 

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