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'''Schwab's Pharmacy''' was a drug store that opened in [[1932]]. It closed in [[October]] [[1983]]. |
'''Schwab's Pharmacy''' was a drug store that opened in [[1932]]. It closed in [[October]] [[1983]]. |
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Revision as of 19:02, 12 March 2017
Doc walks past Schwab's Pharmacy (right).
Schwab's Pharmacy was a drug store that opened in 1932. It closed in October 1983.
In 1943, Mrs. Gomez rented an apartment to Doc Brown, who was a professor at the California Institute of Technology. Doc convinced Robert Millikan, the president of Caltech, to arrange an interview with Major General Leslie Groves and Vannevar Bush. They were searching for scientists to join the top secret Manhattan Project, which developed the atomic bomb. He had a disastrous interview, and walked past the Fox Pasadena Theatre to try to think about how he could get a second chance. To his surprise, he was given a position on the project.
Behind the scenes
The three businesses that Doc passed (Fox Pasadena Theatre, Schwab's Pharmacy, and Reliable Radio) were actual businesses in real life California in 1943.
