In 1885, a pharmacist in Waco, Texas, crafted a carbonated beverage inspired by the aroma of the Old Corner Drug Store, giving birth to Dr Pepper. The Dr Pepper Museum, which opened in 1991, stands on the site of the former bottling factory, adjacent to the original drug store. Inside, visitors can explore over 100,000 artifacts that trace the history of the brand and the soft drink industry. The museum offers a comprehensive look at the evolution of Dr Pepper, from its humble beginnings to its iconic status, through a rich collection of memorabilia, vintage advertisements, and interactive exhibits.
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