Camden Streets - 3rd Street

900 Block of North 3rd Street
	901 North 3rd Street 1915-1920 Harry Rodenbeck Saloon 1922 No Bar 1931-1947 A&P Grocery Store
	907 North 3rd Street 1910s-1930s Captain Charles T. Humes
	916 North 3rd Street 1914 Matthew Banes 1914 Roland Banes 1914 Raymond Banes
	938 North 3rd Street 1908-1966 Lynch's Cafe 1990s-1994 R&R Bar
	938 North 3rd Street 1908-1966 Lynch's Cafe 1990s-1994 R&R Bar
	936 North 3rd Street The Robert & Edith Hawkins Family The Hawkins Children 1962-1963 Front: Clinton Middle, from left: Karen, Susan, Jessica Rear, from left: Robert Jr., Virginia, Allen, & Francis Francis Hawkins is named for his uncle Francis Knox
WOMAN, 45, ARRESTED AFTER SUICIDE THREAT Mrs. Josephine Carelli, 45, of 935 North Third Street, last night was arrested on a charge of threatening to commit suicide. After her husband had telephoned police, he followed his wife up Third Street to the head of the Delaware River where she was arrested	935 North 3rd Street 1933 The Carelli Family Camden Courier-Post June 17, 1933
	939 North 3rd Street 1918-1931 Brady's Saloon 1935 Clem Bridgeman's Bar 1940s This building has been a grocery store since the 1940s
	939 North 3rd Street Sam & Esther Greenberg brought this building in the early 1950's, either in 1951 or 1952. They operated a grocery store there until about 1960 or 1961.- Jack Greenberg December 2004 Photograph taken 1972 Click on Image to Enlarge
	939 North 3rd Street Esther & Jack Greenberg inside the grocery store Photo taken around 1954 Click on Image to Enlarge

600 Block of North 3rd Street
	600 North 3rd Street Barber Shop 1906-1910 J. Scott Veasey 1914- 1917 Joseph Brenner 1917 John Wissinger 1924-late 140s Pasquale 'Pat' Iarossi
	601 North 3rd Street 1970s-2004 Mancine's Liquors
	607 & 609 North 3rd Street After the 1885 Cyclone Click on Image to Enlarge
	607 North 3rd Street 1931 Mrs. Annie Pappon 1947 Mancine's Bali Club
	607 North 3rd Street 1947-1900s Mancine's Tavern
Intersection of North 3rd Street & Main Street
	618, 620, 622, 624 & 626 North 3rd Street April 2, 1912 Click on Image to Enlarge
	618, 620, 622, 624 & 626 North 3rd Street April 2, 1912 Click on Image to Enlarge
	620 North 3rd Street 1920 William Van Pfefferle & Family William & Elsie Pfefferle William Pfefferle Jr. Warren Pfefferle Walter Pfefferle

300 Block of North 3rd Street
	307 North 3rd Street 1924-1935 Albert B. Loose & Bertha E. Loose Camden Courier-Post 1935
	312 North 3rd Street Marion Blair February 1931
HUSBAND SENT TO JAIL IN NON-SUPPORT CASE A husband of less than a year yesterday was sent to county jail in default of a $350 bond which was asked in police court to insure the payment of a $6 weekly support order for his wife and child. Ernest Reed, 19, of 317 North Third Street, was arrested on complaint of his wife, Louise, 18, of 906 Lawrence Street. Mrs. Reed testified she was married in August, 1932, and that her husband lived with her two weeks. Her baby was born two months ago, she said, and her husband has given her only $4.25 since Christmas. Reed said he has been out of work and unable to support his family.	312 North 3rd Street 1933 Ernest Reed Camden Courier-Post June 22, 1933
MAN ATTACKS AUTOIST AFTER CAR STRIKES DOG When his automobile ran over a dog in Gloucester yesterday, Charles Richards, 312 North Third Street, Camden, was struck in the face by a resident, he reported to police. Richards said the dog ran in front of his car at Burlington and Hudson streets and he stopped to aid the animal when he was attacked by the man.	312 North 3rd Street 1933 Charles Richards Camden Courier-Post June 29, 1933
	331 North 3rd Street Private Philip C. Wendell 1917

200 Block of North 3rd Street
MRS. MARY KENNEY DIES, MOTHER OF CAFE OWNER Mrs. Mary Kenney, 72, of 213 North Third Street, mother of Thomas Kenney, cafe and restaurant proprietor, died last night in Cooper Hospital. Mrs. Kenney conducted a saloon at Front and Birch streets for 25 years before the building of the Camden bridge. Her children were young when her husband Thomas died and she continued the business established by him. After the building of the bridge her son took over the management of the saloon and moved it to Front and Pearl Streets. From there he moved to the present address at 531 Market Street. Mrs. Kenney was taken to the hospital on January 9. Other children surviving are three daughters, Mrs. Catherine Roberts, Mrs. Anna May Geoghan and Miss Marguerite Kenney.	213 North 3rd Street 1930s Mrs. Mary Kenney Camden Courier-Post February 3, 1938
	214 North 3rd Street General George M. Robeson & Family circa 1860 Elizabeth Carlin 1890-1940
	220 North 3rd Street 1918 Howard H. Currie 1918-1920 Howard L. Currie
	223-225 North 3rd Street Harbaugh & Hall wholesale confections 1930s-1940s Camden High School Purple & Gold Yearbook As February 1940

100 Block of North 3rd Street
	125 North 3rd Street 1910s-2008 The Helene Apartments Click on Image to Enlarge
	125 North 3rd Street 1938 Helen Lodge
	118 North 3rd Street 1890s-1914 Frank Dumbleton Sr. Ftrank & Henrietta Dumbleton Dr. Frank Dumbleton Jr. DDS florence Dumbleton Ruth Dumbleton Walter Dumbleton 1900 Walter S.Keown 1900 Charles S. Braker
Boosts Mrs. Gaff and Her Soup Kitchen To the Editor: Sir-Do the people of Camden realize the wonderful work Mrs. Gaff and her staff of women are doing among the poor? Mrs. Gaff has a soup kitchen and practically all of the food is so far donated by our good friend, Mrs. Gaff, committeewoman of the ward. If anyone would like to help with their wonderful work, with donations of clothing of any kind, these clothes will be given to the needy people, as we have many calls for them. Do not leave clothes around that some worthy person can use. Men, women and children are in destitute circumstances through no fault of their own. To anyone willing: to co-operate, please phone or drop a card to Mrs. Maud Gaff at 113 North Third Street, Camden, and your donations will be called for. Let's all give Mrs. Gaff a boost. WHITEY	113 North 3rd Street Mrs. Maud Gaff Camden Courier-Post February 10, 1938

	21 North 3rd Street (at left) Frank J Hartmann Sr. & Son 1909-1910
PITMAN FOUR TO SING AT WILEY TABERNACLE The Pitman Quartet will sing tomorrow afternoon at services in Wiley Tabernacle, 30 North Third Street, according to Rev. John S. Hackett, superintendent. The quartet will sing at radio services beginning at 3.30 p. m. over WCAM. Services will be in charge of Rev. Hackett. The Wiley Broadcasters will be in charge of services at night at Wesley M. E. Church, Bridgeton, of which Rev. Edgar A. Robinson is pastor. Miss Virginia J. Hackett, daughter of Rev. Hackett, will conduct radio services for shut-ins at 2 p.m. Monday, Wednesday and Friday. Mrs. Maryetta Hackett Gilmore, another daughter, will have charge of young people's services at 8 p. m. Monday. Rev. Hackett will direct one-hour services over radio at 2 p. m. Tues day and Thursday. The final radio service of the week will be held at 9.30 p. m. Friday.	30 North 3rd Street Wiley Tabernacle Camden Courier-Post February 5, 1938
	29 North 3rd Street (at left) Spring-Summer 1910 Camden Lodge No. 293 Benevolent Protective Order of Elks 1918-1919 John P. Scannell Saloon 1928-1931 Scannell Saloon aka Bronx Cafe managed by John L. Durkin for Scannell's widow Florence. October 1931 Thomas Boland & Florence Scannell
	31 North 3rd Street (at right) 1880s-1890 Isaac Woodrow Sexton of Tabernacle ME Church 1910s-1920s Boardinghouse 1930 Gone

400 Block of 3rd Street
	402 South 3rd Street 1947 George E. Brunner 3rd Ward Democratic Club
	422 South 3rd Street 1940-1943 Joseph Fimiani Cafe 1947 Washington Restaurant
	423 South 3rd Street 1880s-1890s General John A. Mather Jr.
II grew up at 422 Mickle Street and left in March 1953 to join the Air Force. At that time there was very little crime in the neighborhood. Jersey Joe Walcott lived at 331 Mickle Street, when he because World Heavy Weight Champion. Yes, the numbers was played and law enforcement looked the other way. Mayor Brunner was in office for many years and was a big time poker player. When I was 12 years old, he played at 3rd and Berkley in a place called 3rd Ward Social Club. Big time players came there from far away places to play in this game. Mayor Brunner was always escorted by policeman to and from. I earned very big tips from the players, by riding up on my bicycle to the White Tower to pick up food and drinks, in the wee hours of the morning. Ted Cannon November 2008	438 South 3rd Street 1930s-1940s George E. Brunner 3rd Ward Democratic Club
	438 South 3rd Street 1947Ace Control & Engine Company
	444 South 3rd Street 1927-1928 Liberty Jewelry & Furniture Company
	451 South 3rd Street 1918-1943 James Monahan 1947-1964 Marvin Mazer Berkeley Bar (1950-1951 Bernie's Bar) Berkeley Bar 1970 Razed to make room for Royal Court Townhomes
	452 South 3rd Street 1890-1921 John W. Sutton Saloon 1939 Pietro Bernardo Cafe 1946 Patsy's Coffee House 1954-1959 Cinderella Cafe 1964-1970 Blevin's Cove 2003 Gone

500 Block of 3rd Street
	501 South 3rd Street 1947 Victory Meat Market
	502 South 3rd Street 1947 Tedeschi & Son grocery
	503 South 3rd Street 1942-1952 Tisa's London Barber Shop Dominick Tisa
	504 South 3rd Street 1947
SAVERIO RECCHIA The funeral of Saverio Recchia, 54, of 521 South Third Street, who died yesterday, will be held at 10 a. m. Thursday. Burial will be in Calvary Cemetery.	521 South 3rd Street Saverio (Samuel) & Rose Recchia 1920s-1947 Camden Courier-Post June 6, 1933
Lodging House For Needy Girls To Be Opened in Camden By Wiley M. E. Church Pastor Mission Superintendent Announces Plan to Equip South Third Street Building as Sleeping Place at Few Cents a Night Camden's first "Haven for Homeless Girls" will be opened next week by Wiley M. E. Church and Wiley Mission. Announcement of the plan to equip and open a 30-bed dormitory for women and girls, where rooms will be obtainable at a low price, was made yesterday by Rev. John S. Hackett, pastor of Wiley Church, 635 South Third Street, and founder and superintendent of Wiley Mission in the old post office building at Third and Arch Streets. "The home for girls will be located at 523 South Third Street," Rev. Hackett said. "It will be the first of its kind in Camden, and probably in South Jersey. Mrs. Wallace, Lee, registered nurse connected with the mission, will be in charge. Girls will be able to obtain sleeping quarters for a few cents a night. "On the board of directors will be Mrs. Emma. Messick, Mrs. William, Richardson, Mrs. Henry H. Bell, Mrs. Harry Bickler, Mrs. Harry Rose and Mrs. Hackett. One-third of the amount needed to equip the building was donated shortly after first announcement of the plan was made during our usual Sunday afternoon broadcast."	523 South 3rd Street 1933 Wiley M. E. Church Haven for Homeless Girls Camden Courier-Post June 25, 1933
	523 South 3rd Street 1943 John Palazzo 1947 Flamini Jewelry Store 2003 Gone
	542 South 3rd Street 1900 John C. Voll Sr. Frank Voll John C. Voll Jr.
4 FROM JERSEY FINISH AT BROWN PREP SCHOOL Four South Jersey students are members of the graduating class of Brown Preparatory School, Philadelphia, which held its forty-sixth commencement exercises last night in New Century Auditorium. They are Flora Mae Borgard, of 964 North 27th Street, and Denny Di Renzo, of 556 South 3rd Street, Camden; Emerson Green, of Cooper street, Woodbury, and Charles N. Nelson, of Seabrook Farms, Bridgeton. Green was vice president of the graduating class.	556 South 3rd Street 1920s-Late 1940s Pasquale Di Renzo Grocery Denny Di Renzo Camden Courier-Post June 9, 1933
	556 South 3rd Street 1920s-Late 1940s Pasquale Di Renzo Grocery

600 Block of 3rd Street
	600 South 3rd Street 1928-1929 Eleuteria DeFilippo Cafe 1931 Joseph Griffo Cafe 1934-1936 Bert Bottura Bar 1939-1964 Roma Cafe 2003 Closed
	604 South 3rd Street Walter J.A. Stanton Sr. Walter J.A. Stanton Jr. Thomas Stanton 1917
Miss Marion Knox, a popular young lady, of 611 South 3^rd Street, is reported to be ill at her home. Miss Knox, who is suffering with a grippe, has the best wishes of a large circle of young friends in the community.	611 South 3rd Street 1914 Miss Marion Knox Camden Post-Telegram December 11, 1914
	617 South 3rd Street 1890s William G. Hillman
	635 South 3rd Street 1933 Wiley Methodist Episcopal Church Rev. John S. Hackett
	625-633 South 3rd Street 1920s-1930s Wiley Methodist Episcopal Church
	625-633 South 3rd Street 1947 Little Rock Baptist Church
Intersection of South 3rd Street & Beckett Street
	635 South 3rd Street 1927-1930s Rev. John S. Hackett
	637 South 3rd Street Rocco Giacabona Camden Post-Telegram January 18, 1922
	638 South 3rd Street 1947 Nicholas Marchisello
	649 South 3rd Street 1880s-1890s Charles H. Truitt
	656 South 3rd Street 1933 Antonio Ardoni

800 Block of 3rd Street
	811 South 3rd Street 1947 South Jersey Bottling Co. Warehouse
	812 South 3rd Street 1883-1884 John Wolff Saloon
	814 South 3rd Street 1970 Camden Fuel Supply
	815 South 3rd Street 1900s-1920s Michele DiSalvio & Family Michele & Rose DiSalvio Anna DiSalvio Frank DiSalvio Harry DiSalvio Donata DiSalvio Mary DiSalvio Alexander "Al Daley" DiSalvio Daisey DiSalvio Albert DiSalvio Rose DiSalvio
	824 South 3rd Street 1906-1947 LaMaina Tavern 1906 Joseph LaMaina 1918-1919 Vito LaMaina 1926-1943 Mrs. Theresa LaMaina 1947 Anna LaMaina 1956 No Bar 2003 Gone
	830 South 3rd Street 1918-1919 Marco Marino Saloon 1947 Emmanuel Turse cigar store 2003 Vacant
	835 South 3rd Street 1910s-1940s Doganiero Family 1910s-1920s Frank Doganiero grocery 1920s-1940s Antonio Doganiero & Sons barber shop
	848 South 3rd Street 1910-1959 Emedio Cinelli Family Camden Courier-Post December 31, 1957
	849 South 3rd Street 1940-1947 Camden Summer Clothes Manufacturers

900 Block of 3rd Street
	900 South 3rd Street 1883-1884 John Lack Saloon 1926-1929 Antonio Abbott Cafe
	907 South 3rd Street Fall of 1903- Joseph Palese Saloon
	908 South 3rd Street
	910 South 3rd Street 1860s-1871 John George Holl 1860s-1870s George M. Holl 1920 Antonio Abbot confectioner
	908 & 910 South 3rd Street December 22, 2005 Click on Image to Enlarge
	910 & 914 South 3rd Street December 22, 2005 Click on Image to Enlarge
Intersection of South 3rd Street and Joint Alley
	Looking East on Joint Alley from South 3rd Street December 22, 2005
	Looking East on Joint Alley from South 3rd Street September 1, 2006 Click on Image to Enlarge Photo by Enrico Doganiero
I walked down Joint Alley as a youth thousands of times. It was about one block from our barber shop. It was a small alley street running from 3rd to 4th Street between Cherry and Spruce. It has a very interesting history and was the residence of a popular Camden figure- Johnny Carroll- who rented horses and wagons to Camden City before Camden had its own fleet. He also had a beautiful tavern, for its time, and some beautiful girls, as I am told by my brothers. Where the red building is used to be a candy store owned by Mr. Abbott. Most children would stop there on their way to school in the morning and after lunch for one-penny candy. The gray building across the alley on the right is where Mr. Carroll had his saloon & stables. Enrico Doganiero September 1, 2006
	914 South 3rd Street December 22, 2005 Click on Image to Enlarge
	915-917 South 3rd Street 1947 Schmidt Brewery Garage
	921 South 3rd Street 1926 Michael Daley Cafe
	922 South 3rd Street 1885-1931 John H. Carroll 1936 Johnny Carroll's William Asheville 1940 Mrs. Rachel Pastor 1947 No Bar 2003 Gone
	924 South 3rd Street 1929 Max Sbar Dry Goods 1947 Mrs. Esther Sbar Dry Goods
	925 South 3rd Street 1929 Joseph Buck Oysters
Intersection of South 3rd Street and Cherry Street
	927 South 3rd Street 1929 Rocco Labatini
	929 South 3rd Street
	931 South 3rd Street 1929 Mrs. Pauline Balducci fruit
	933 South 3rd Street 1929 Cosparo Esposito
	935 South 3rd Street 1929 Anthony Rosso
	937 South 3rd Street 1929 Vito Fruggiero
	939 South 3rd Street 1929 Dominico Costino
	941 South 3rd Street 1929 Matthew Coccia
	943 South 3rd Street 1929 Nicholas Colanesti
	945 South 3rd Street 1929 vacant
Family Needs Clothing To the Editor: Sir-I am a mother of eight children who are in dire need of clothing. There are five girls ranging in age from two to 12 years. They are in need of underwear, dresses and coats. They are of thin built and small features. The two year old are twins-boy and girl. The boys are in need of shirts and pants, the oldest boy, 15, is in long pants, the next 10 years. We are on relief and cannot expect much clothing for a large family like this. I would appreciate any help that can be given. I will gladly call for anything, anywhere. MRS. M. F. 945 South Third Street Camden, N. J.	945 South 3rd Street Camden Courier-Post February 10, 1938
	947 South 3rd Street 1929 John Scavette
	949 South 3rd Street 1929 John Leo
BLACKWOOD MAN HURT Thomas Adkinson, 21, of Blackwood suffered slight injuries in an automobile collision at Fourth Street and Atlantic Avenue yesterday. He was treated for cuts of the head at West Jersey Homeopathic Hospital. Adkinson's car overturned after it was struck by the car of Louis Brown, 26, of 949 South Third Street. No arrests were made.	949 South 3rd Street 1933 Louis Brown Camden Courier-Post June 25, 1933
	951 South 3rd Street 1929 American Stores grocery
	900 Block South 3rd Street Camden Courier-Post June 25, 1933 Jane Rector Herbert WIlliams

1000 Block of 3rd Street

1015 South 3rd Street
1875-2007
Richard Fetters Public School

BEER SELLING CHARGES FACE 2 STOREKEEPERS

Beer selling without license will be the charge today when two storeeepers are arraigned in police court.

They are Charles Yatzgus, 43, of 1036 Central Avenue, and Angelo Teto, 42, of 1024 South Third Street. Police arrested them Saturday night.

1024 South 3rd Street

1929-1933 Angelo Teto

Camden Courier-Post

June 4, 1933

BOY, 9, RUN DOWN

A boy, 9, was severely injured yesterday when he is said to have run in front of an automobile at Nicholson Road and Creston Avenue, Audubon.

He is Leonard Kates, of 2 Creston Avenue. He was struck by a car driven by Dominick Tenerelli; 1029 South Third Street, Camden. The boy was taken to West Jersey Homeopathic Hospital suffering from a broken leg and possible fracture of the skull.

Tenerelli was held in $1000 bail by Recorder Eugene Hughes, Audubon, to await outcome of the boy's injuries.

1029 South 3rd Street

1933 Dominick Tenerelli

Camden Courier-Post

June 12, 1933

500 Block of North 3rd Street
	517 North 3rd Street Gus Hempel butcher 1919 Camden High School Purple & Gold Yearbook Ad
	518 North 3rd Street 1870s-1880s John & Mary Barnett Family Benjamin G. Barnett
Two women were arrested Saturday in larceny cases, Edith Holmes, 31, of 519 North Third Street, is in the city jail in default of $500 bail, charged with the theft of $30 from a relative, Marie Holmes, 2923 Kansas road. Mrs. Bertha Teitelman, 58, of 207 Federal Street, is in similar bail on a shoplifting charge preferred by W. J. Hickey, manager of Grant's store, Federal Street near Broadway.	519 North 3rd Street 1933 Edith Holmes Camden Courier-Post June 20, 1933

400 Block of North 3rd Street
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Intersection of North 3rd Street & Cole Street
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	423 North 3rd Street (At Left, with store window and awning) 1930s-1947 Schindler's Confectionery Photo from February 1940
	424 North 3rd Street
	425 North 3rd Street Photo from February 1940 1947 - L & M Cleaners 1947 - Louis H. Haines

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Unit Block of South 3rd Street
	6 South 3rd Street 1947 Central Used Furniture Warehouse
	9 South 3rd Street Campbell's Tavern 1918-1929 Mrs. Mary Campbell 1931-1946 Raymond Campbell (1939 James Fleming) 1947 Chic Campbell's Cafe 1949-1959 Campbell's Tavern
	10 South 3rd Street 1930s - early 1970s New Jersey Rivet Company
	10-16 South 3rd Street 1907-1923 Domestic Laundry Company Frank Smith Rodan
	11 South 3rd Street 1918-1934 Charles Klump & Marion Klump 1935-1936 Joseph J. O'Brien's Cafe

700 Block of 3rd Street
	702 South 3rd Street Late 1870s - 1880s John Foster
	704 South 3rd Street Late 1910s-1920s John Grassi
THEFT OF 3 SCREENS BRINGS 30-DAY TERM John Rafferty, 35, of 222 Stevens Street, was sentenced Saturday by Police Judge Pancoast to 30-days in county jail on a charge of stealing three screens belonging to Giacomo Daraio, of 706 South Third Street. Rafferty has been frequently in police court during the last year on charges of drunkenness, and, Judge Pancoast expressed surprise that he should now be accused as a thief. Leon Branch, a detective, testified that Rafferty had stolen the screens.	706 South 3rd Street 1933 Giacomo Daraio Camden Courier-Post June 19, 1933
	713 South 3rd Street 1910-1920 Antonio DiPaolo 1931 Joseph Harris 1933 Frank Cipriani 1939 Vasco Canzanese 1947 Seven Brothers Cafe 1956-1980 Vasco's Cafe 1990 Closed

Head of North 3rd Street
	Houseboat 1920s-1933 Franklin Reed

800 Block of North 3rd Street
	828 North 3rd Street 1910 Matthew Banes 1910 Roland Banes 1910 Raymond Banes

700 Block of North 3rd Street
	700 North 3rd Street
	703 North 3rd Street 1910s-1929 Manuel Kane

	4 North 3rd Street 1900-1931 United States Post Office
	4 North 3rd Street 1931 - 1936 Wiley Mission Chapel

100 Block of 3rd Street
	196 South 3rd Street 1898-1947 Pennsylvania Railroad Branch YMCA

1100 Block of 3rd Street
	1111 South 3rd Street 1947 John Leo Leo's Famous Yum-Yum Leo's Ice Cream Company
	1113 South 3rd Street 1947 Cirelli's Furniture Louis & Sophie Cirelli