July 24 1962 – Steps from pedestrian overpass over Rt. 130 at Federal Street Camden NJ, seem to lead right into the street area. The Penn Fruit sign on the right at top.
This toll-gate on the Haddonfield and Camden Turnpike was located next to what today is the recently closed Dominican Monastery of the Holy Rosary. The photo was taken from what is now a parking lot for Our Lady of Lourdes Medical Center.
The Haddonfield-Camden Turnpike is now called Haddon Avenue. It was established as a turnpike in 1839. The county took over ownership of the road in 1893.
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Philadelphia skyline from foot of Jackson St.
Pennsylvania Reading Seashore Line Passenger Cars. Watched this speed by many times while in the Pavonia Yard in East Camden.
Toll Toll House at 36th and Federal
The Toll House building is still there at 36th and Federal
“On July 6, 1939, the postal service placed an autogiro aircraft into use flying mail between the Central Airport at Camden, New Jersey to the roof of the main Philadelphia, Pennsylvania post office.”
“The autogyro was invented by the Spanish engineer Juan de la Cierva. Cierva’s aircraft resembled the fixed-wing aircraft of the day, with a front-mounted engine and propeller. De la Cierva’s autogyro used an airplane fuselage with a forward-mounted propeller and engine, a rotor mounted on a mast, and a horizontal and vertical stabilizer. The term Autogiro was a trademark of the Cierva Autogiro Company, and the term Gyrocopter was used by E. Burke Wilford who developed the Reiseler Kreiser feathering rotor equipped gyroplane in the first half of the twentieth century.”
The National Postal Museum
When it came to paper money, the banks would be responsible backing the value of the paper money. The U.S. Mint would print the paper money for the banks.
This certified proof’s are from the 1880’s and 1890’s the First National Bank of Camden . First Camden National Bank & Trust is located in Camden, Camden County, New Jersey, United States. The building was built in 1928 and was added to the National Register of Historic Places on August 24, 1990.
The bank that was headquartered here changed its name to South Jersey National Bank in the 1960s and to Heritage Bank in the 1970s. It later merged with Midlantic National Bank, which was ultimately acquired by PNC Bank.
Horn and Hardart and the Broadway Theatre in Camden
Camden Toll House on Haddon Avenue now the site of Lady of Lourdes Hospital
5th & Pine
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Gaudio Bros. Nursery Mt Ephraim Ave
Minnie’s Go-Go Bar Photograph by George A. Tice 1975
Forest Hill Park at Cooper Creek (River)
1928 Motorcycle Police at City Hall
“On July 6, 1939, the postal service placed an autogiro aircraft into use flying mail between the Central Airport at Camden, New Jersey to the roof of the main Philadelphia, Pennsylvania post office.”
“The autogyro was invented by the Spanish engineer Juan de la Cierva. Cierva’s aircraft resembled the fixed-wing aircraft of the day, with a front-mounted engine and propeller. De la Cierva’s autogyro used an airplane fuselage with a forward-mounted propeller and engine, a rotor mounted on a mast, and a horizontal and vertical stabilizer. The term Autogiro was a trademark of the Cierva Autogiro Company, and the term Gyrocopter was used by E. Burke Wilford who developed the Reiseler Kreiser feathering rotor equipped gyroplane in the first half of the twentieth century.”
The National Postal Museum
The Floating Church of the Redeemer.
As seen on the Delaware in the late 1840’s early 1850’s. Built by Clement L. Dennington of New York for the Churchmen’s Missionary Association for Seamen of the Port of Philadelphia.
The church would later be towed onto land in the City of Camden and be located at Broadway and Royden Street becoming St. John’s Episcopal Church. It was destroyed by a fire on Christmas morning in 1870. Patrick Ward
The Floating Church of the Redeemer.
As seen on the Delaware in the late 1840’s early 1850’s. Built by Clement L. Dennington of New York for the Churchmen’s Missionary Association for Seamen of the Port of Philadelphia.
The church would later be towed onto land in the City of Camden and be located at Broadway and Royden Street becoming St. John’s Episcopal Church. It was destroyed by a fire on Christmas morning in 1870. Patrick Ward
What is now Martin Luther King Jr Boulevard (then called Mickle Street) in 1890. Walt Whitman’s two-story home is to the right of the wagon.
Victor Talking Machine Company – Gene Haines (hatless man on left ) stands with three unidentified men outside the first office of the Victor Talking Machine Company in Camden New Jersey circa 1902. Temple University Libraries
Saint John’s Church in Camden about 1914
Soldier’s Monument Near Haddon Avenue & Convention Hall
Light Ship Barnegat LV-79 is now docked at Pyne Poynt Marina in Camden. “The Barnegat was built in 1904 by the New York Shipbuilding Company in Camden. The vessel served from 1904 to 1924 as the lightship for Five Fathom Bank, which is located 15 miles (24 km) from the Cape May Lighthouse”
M&H Sweet Shop 2406 Federal
September 16, 1887 on the Delaware between Camden and Philadelphia during the Constitutional Centennial. Photo by Horace Githens. http://www.dvrbs.com/people/CamdenPeople-HoraceGGithens.htm
Broadway and Federal Street in 1961.
Camden Retires Fire Horses
Camden Fire Department 1916
Camden Cyclone Vine St W of 5th 04/02/1912
Camden Cyclone Vine St 04/02/1912
Camden Cyclone Sharpless Row 05/22/1908
Camden Cyclone NE corner Vine 04/02/1912
Camden Cyclone Elm St 02/04/1912
Camden Cyclone Cedar St 04/02/1912
Camden Cyclone 15th and Market 05/22/1908
Camden Cyyclone 6th & Vine
Camden Cyclone 4th St 04/02/1912
Camden Cyclone 04/02/1912
CAMDEN & TUCKERTON, NJ. IMPROVED ORDER OF RED MEN WORD WAR I WAR MEMORIAL. The Improved Order of Red Men,in memory of South Jersey members who died while serving with America’s armed forces during World War I. Nicola Berardo, a sculptor who lived in Camden, was commissioned to execute project. The monument was originally located on the Haddon Avenue side of Pulaski Park in Camden NJ. It was moved to Route 9 and Center Street in Tuckerton NJ, where it was rededicated on May 21, 1981.
CAMDEN & TUCKERTON, NJ IMPROVED ORDER OF RED MEN WORD WAR I WAR MEMORIAL The Improved Order of Red Men,in memory of South Jersey members who died while serving with America’s armed forces during World War I. Nicola Berardo, a sculptor who lived in Camden, was commissioned to execute project. The monument was originally located on the Haddon Avenue side of Pulaski Park in Camden NJ. It was moved to Route 9 and Center Street in Tuckerton NJ, where it was rededicated on May 21, 1981.
Old City Hall-Camden’s first city hall was built in 1876 at the corner of Benson Street and Haddon Avenue, where present day Cooper University Hospital (Kelemen Pavilion at 1 Cooper Plaza) is located. 1914
Old City Hall-Camden’s first city hall was built in 1876 at the corner of Benson Street and Haddon Avenue, where present day Cooper University Hospital (Kelemen Pavilion at 1 Cooper Plaza) is located. 1914
Another view of old City Hall in Camden
One of several early Cooper houses in Camden
View of Old Cooper Hospital about 1910
The 3rd Regiment Armory in Camden about 1910
Linden Street in Camden in the early 1900s
Federal Street Camden between Broadway & 7th Street February, 1958
Haddon Ave and Pine Street
Cooper Street around 1912
Cooper St from 2nd St in Camden
Cooper Hospital From Old City Hall circa 1893
Cooper Branch Public Library
Camden YMCA circa 1910 on Federal St Camden New Jersey
Broadway and Walnut St Camden, NJ
View of Lake & Bridge at Farnum Park Camden, NJ
Broadway from the Bridge Entrance – Walt Whitman Hotel – City Hall
An early view of Pyne Point in Camden
Damage from the 1912 cyclone Camden, NJ
2nd Street in Camden during the winter in early circa 1910
Vine St and 4th St Camden New-Jersey Apr 2, 1912 Storm damage
Admiral Wilson Blvd westbound near Baird Blvd Camden, New Jersey 1960s
Admiral Wilson Boulevard 1950s. The building behind the Esso station became the Oasis Motel.
Oasis Motel Camden, NJ featured in the movie 12 Monkeys
Wiggins Park Construction circa 1981
NORTH AND SOUTH COMMONS, YORKSHIP VILLAGE A Housing-Development -1918
Historic Homes Camden, New Jersey
Cooper Plaza Historic Homes Camden, New Jersey
Cooper Plaza Historic Homes Camden, New Jersey
Monastery of the Dominican Nuns of the Perpetual Rosary on Haddon Avenue Camden, New Jersey
M.E. Church near 5th & Cooper, Camden, New-Jersey
Cooper Plaza Historic Homes Camden, NJ
Broadway and Spruce Camden, NJ 1951
Blessed Our Lady of Lourdes Hospital Camden, NJ
Bell Telephone Co.-Workers strike outside the Camden plant in 1952
Bell Telephone Co.-Workers strike outside the Camden plant in 1952
Westfield Acres 1940 CAMDEN,NEW JERSEY
Westfield Acres 1938 CAMDEN,NEW JERSEY
Dr. Henry Genet Taylor House, 305 Cooper Street Camden New Jersey It was built in 1884 and was added to the National Register of Historic Places on August 12, 1971.
Motorcycle Police in front of City Hall Camden nj
Fairview Terminal, better known as Shorty’s Camden, New Jersey
Cooper Creek Boat Houses Foot of 17th St circa 1900 Camden, New Jersey
Westfield Acres Camden, New Jersey
Westfield Acres Camden, New Jersey
Shellow’s Luncheonette Camden, NJ with Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band
Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band
Shellow’s Luncheonette Camden, NJ with Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band
Shellow’s Luncheonette Camden, NJ with Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band
Shellows Luncheonette with Bill Shellow Camden, New Jersey
Lee & Bill Shellow 1980 Shellows Luncheonette Camden, New Jersey
Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band at Apollo Bar 1978 East Camden NJ
Marbett’s Restaurant Admiral Wilson Blvd & Baird
New Recruits of the Camden Police force in 1981
The old Camden County Court House Camden, New Jersey
River Rd at Cambridge & 27th St, Cramer Hill section of Camden NJ
Camden Free Library ( old Dudley Grange) Camden, New Jersey
C Jackel Flowers 27th St Camden NJ
Parkade Building in front of Camden City Hall
Construction of Camden City Hall
Admiral Wilson Blvd ( US Route 30 ) between Baird Blvd and the Airport Circle circa 1960s Camden, New Jersey. This photo was used in a 1960s article in MAD Magazine about “America The Beautiful”.
Co.-7 City of Camden Fire Department July 1, 1910 on Kaigh Ave
Old Courthouse Demolition Broadway & Federal St Camden, New Jersey
Engine Company #9 Fire House 27th & Federal Camden, New Jersey
Farnum Park – Pavilion-on-Ice , Kaighn Ave Camden, New Jersey
Mayor Primas – Wayne Bryant & other politicians Camden, New Jersey
Theaters on Broadway Camden NJ – Stanley and Savar Camden, New Jersey
Victrola – Victor Talking Machine Co
Victrola – Victor Talking Machine Co
Victrola – Victor Talking Machine Co
View along Arch Street circa 1908 Camden, New Jersey
2600 Block of River Road Camden, New Jersey
Camden Free Library Dudley Grange Camden, New Jersey
Victoria Theater 26th and Federal Camden NJ
Campbell’s Field Camden, New Jersey
RCA Victrola Camden NJ
Mayors Arnold Webster, Randy Primas, Gwendolyn Faison ( first 3 named, 4th not a mayor ) Camden, New Jersey
RCA Strike July, 1936 with woman holding sign upside down Camden, New Jersey.
Camden Beer Scoreboard Camden, New Jersey
RCA Nipper Camden, New Jersey
3rd and Arch St circa 1975 Camden, New Jersey (There a somewhat restored photo further down)
Lit Brothers Broadway & Market St Camden, New Jersey
3rd & Arch St Camden, New Jersey
Hope Memorial Baptist Camden, New Jersey
Federal St at 27th St & Baird Blvd Camden, New Jersey 1950s
Old Jordan Homestead 1173 Chestnut St. Camden, New Jersey – Erected 1747
Geraldine Ferraro at Camden, NJ City Hall
J.B. Van Sciver Co.
J.B. Van Sciver Co.
East Side Cafe at 24th & Federal Camden, NJ
RCA Nipper Building Camden, NJ
Campbell Soup complex 1909
Camden may be a PRR Station near Haddon Avenue Camden, NJ.
Ready to open Rte 676 1980 Camden, nj
West Street Camden, NJ circa 1989
Battleship USS New Jersey BB-62 on her final journey to her home port in Camden New Jersey.
Camden towards Philadelphia
Battleship USS New Jersey BB-62 at her final resting place in Camden New Jersey.
Federal Street Bridge Camden, Nj
Federal Street Bridge 1912
Entrance to Campbells Field
camden county court house circa 1904
RCA Nipper
Sinclair Station on Cooper St. Later it was a Trailways Bus Station
Cooper Street
C. Jackel Flowers
Camden Police horse drawn patrol wagon 1890
Haddon Ave
Chief Jim Howell Electrical Bureau Camden, NJ
Dudley Grange Camden, NJ 8-21-1980 fire
Old Courthouse Demolition Camden, NJ
Philadelphia Skyline from Camden, New Jersey with RCA Nipper Building
RCA and City Hall Camden, NJ
Grace Baptist Church Camden, NJ
Camden New Jersey
Broadway and Federal St Camden, NJ City Electrical Bureau Repairing Traffic Light 1962
Fire at 3rd & Cooper St Camden, NJ
Ben Franklin Bridge
Ben Franklin Bridge with view of downtown Camden, NJ
Police Ceremony with Randy Primas
Police Ceremony with Randy Primas 1981
Entrance to Forest Hill Park and Boulevard, Camden, NJ
Camden Republican Club circa 1910
Old Cooper Hospital
Broadway Station 100 block S. Broadway looking north from Stevens St shortly after the tracks were elevated through Camden.
Broadway Station of Pennsylvania Rail Road Camden, NJ
Fire destroys Elgin Diner Camden NJ
Camden Carnival Celebrating the opening of the Carnegie Library October-1-1904
Elgin Diner Camden New Jersey
Cooper’s Ferry – Camden New Jersey 1773 Boat traffic across the Delaware River.
Chubbys Hearth matchbooks
Elgin Diner Camden New Jersey
