Company Names, addresses, dates: ¹
  Faulkner & Craighill, 152 Main Street, Lynchburg VA (1875-1881)
  Faulkner & Craighill, 1000 Main Street, Lynchburg VA (1885-1887)
  Faulkner & Hanvey, 805 Main Street, Lynchburg VA (1890)

  Craighill, E.A. & Co, 1000 Main Street, Lynchburg VA (1890)
  Craighill, E.A. & Co, 700 Commerce Street, Lynchburg VA (1897)
  Craighill & Freer, 1000 Main Street, Lynchburg VA (1897)
  Craighill, E.A., 1000 Main Street, Lynchburg VA (1899-1900)
  Craighill & Jones, 913 Main Street, Lynchburg VA (1907-1950)

Notes:
    Faulkner
John William Faulkner (1843-1894)² was teamed with E.A. Craighill as early as 1871, owning the Faulkner & Craighill drugstore in Lynchburg VA³.
They stayed together until about 1889⁴, after which time they each ran separate drug stores¹.
The 1890 Lynchburg city directory lists Faulkner's new partner as J. Owen Hanvey. They stayed together until Faulkner's death in 1894, after which time Hanvey had his own Lynchburg drug store. .

    Craighill
Dr Edward Addison Craighill Sr (1840-1923)⁵ was a 33rd degree Mason, graduated from the University of Pennsylvania in 1861, and was a druggist in Lynchburg⁶.
Edward is the brother of George P. Craighill⁷
Edward served in the Civil War. A wayside sign at the Ben Lamond Pringle House Hospital site in Manasas Virginia says "A medical attendant, E.A. Craighill (later in charge of Lynchburg's Confederate hospitals), was one of many who took care of the large number of wounded."
Edward teamed with J. Paul Jones in 1907. After Edward's death in 1923, Jones continued the drug store, keeping the same name Craighill & Jones, until about 1850¹.


Faulkner & Craighill bottles:

	This is an amber 8.3" bottle embossed: horizontal in slug plate: FAULKNER & CRAIGHILL / DRUGGISTS / (mortar & pestle with "F&C" monogram ) / LYNCHBURG / VA base: W T & CO
	This is an 8.4" tall, light amber bottle embossed on both sides: front: FAULKNER & CRAIGHILL / DRUGGISTS / (mortar & pestle with "F&C" monogram ) / LYNCHBURG / VA rear: CAMM'S EMULSION / OF PURE NORWEGIAN / COD LIVER OIL / (fish facing right) / WITH HYPOPHOSPHITES OF / LIME & SODA WITH IRON For more information on CAMM, see my CAMM brothers page.
	Aqua 7" bottle embossed: vertical: FAULKNER & CRAIGHILL / DRUGGISTS / LYNCHBURG VA. base: 1
	This is a clear 2.6" bottle embossed: vertical: FAULKNER & CRAIGHILL / DRUGGISTS / LYNCHBURG. VA

	This is an 8.2" tall, dark amber bottle embossed on both sides: front: E. A. CRAIGHILL & CO / (scales) / DRUGGISTS / (mortar & pestle with EAC monogram) / LYNCHBURG / VA. rear: CAMM'S EMULSION / OF PURE NORWEGIAN / COD LIVER OIL / (fish facing left) / WITH HYPOPHOSPHITES OF / LIME & SODA WITH IRON The rear side embossing on this bottle is similar to one of the "Faulkner & Craighill" bottles above, but notice that this fish is facing left, and that fish is facing right. For more information on CAMM, see my CAMM brothers page.
	Aqua 5.5" bottle embossed: vertical: E. A. CRAIGHILL & CO / DRUGGISTS / LYNCHBURG , VA. base: A
	Clear 6.5" bottle embossed: slanted vertical in script: E. A. Craighill vertical in script: Druggist / 1000 Main Street / Lynchburg, Va.
	This clear 5" bottle is similar to the bottle above, but it doesn't have the address. It is embossed: slanted vertical in script: E. A. Craighill vertical in script: Druggist / Lynchburg, Va.
	Clear 3.7" bottle embossed: horizontal at top: 3 i vertical in script: E. A. Craighill / Druggists / Lynchburg , Va. base: W T CO / A / USA
	This is a 2-ounce version of the above bottle. It's a clear 4.3" bottle embossed: horizontal at top: 3 ii vertical in script: E. A. Craighill / Druggists / Lynchburg , Va. base: W T CO / E / USA

This is a clear 2.8" bottle embossed: inside circular slugplate: FAULKNER & HANVEY / DRUGGISTS / LYNCHBURG, VA. base: PAT JAN 24 88 / A / W. T. & Co

This is a clear 5.7" mouth-blown bottle embossed: vertical slugplate: Craighill + Jones / Lynchburg, Va.