Streets
of
Camden, NJ

Park
Boulevard

Intersection of Park Boulevard & Haddon Avenue, circa 1910

Dr. Charles H. Jackson, Physician
1910s-1972

Dr. Hubert MacGeorge, Dentist
1910s-1930s
Camden Courier-Post - October 30, 1931

Dr. Hubert MacGeorge, Dentist
1910s-1930s
Camden Courier-Post - October 30, 1931

2006

TRIP TO CITY JAIL ENDS PARKSIDE SCRAP

Charged with disturbing the peace, Mrs. Stella Wilkinson, 30, and Harry Mattison, 51, both of 1259 Park Boulevard, were arrested last night by Policeman Joseph Mardino. 

At police headquarters each preferred slander charges against the other. Mardino was summoned when the couple's quarrel disturbed the neighbors. 

1933 Mrs. Stella Wilkinson
1933 Harry Mattison

Camden Courier-Post - June 19, 2007

1914-1919
Richard J. Richardson & Family
1910-1914 Herbert Richardson Sr.

1900s-1927 William Perrit Family

1914 Henry L. "Harry" Barroway

Members of the Auxiliary to Thoirs Post of the American Legion, gave a bon voyage party in honor of Mrs. Anne D. Spooner of this city, at the home of Mrs. Albert Wehner, 1 West Palmer avenue, Collingswood, on Wednesday evening. Mrs. Spooner sails on June 30 on the S. S. Excelsior for a Mediterranean cruise. 

1929-1933 Anne D. Spooner
teacher

Camden Courier-Post
June 23, 1933

3 CAMDEN STUDENTS GET DEGREES AT N. Y. U.

Three Camden residents, including two school teachers, were among the 4,000 students graduated from New York University  yesterday at the 101^st commencement exercises at Ohio Field, University Heights, New York.

The Camden students are Miss May Marchant, 422 Linden Street, teacher at Woodrow Wilson Junior High School, Bachelor of Science degree in School of Education, Bella Polivnick, 1449 Ormond Avenue, teacher in Camden High School, Bachelor of Science degree in School of Education, and Charles E. Hutchinson, 1353 Park Boulevard, Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering, School of Engineering.

1933 Charles E. Hutchinson

The Stanton Family
1930s-1940s

Mrs. Margaret Stanton
Robert Stanton (at left)
Donald Stanton

Martin & Blanche Ginsburg
1940s-1960s

Mrs. Rose Paiano, 26, of 1522 Park Boulevard, was treated at Cooper Hospital yesterday for cuts of the right shoulder, suffered in an automobile collision at Seventh and Pine Streets. Her husband, Michael, 33, was driving, unhurt. Driver of the other car was Thomas Penn, 20, of 274 Walnut Street.

1522 Park Boulevard

1933 Michael & Rose Paiano

Camden Courier-Post
June 12, 1933

The Coskey Family

Parkview Court Apartments
-2004
Faison Mews
2006-

Parkview Court Apartments
-2004
Faison Mews
2006-

Camden High School
1918-

The Pearlye Building
apartments

Congregation Beth El
1924-1968
St. Bartholomew's Catholic School
1980s-1990s

razed in the 1990s

Camden Boy's & Girls Club
Marjorie & Lewis Katz Clubhouse
1990s-

1924-2008
Cooper B. Hatch Junior High School 

1947 Joseph Wishmefsky
1947 Morris Sacks

1956 Albert D. Nigro

Charles S. Boyer Memorial Hall
of the
Camden County Historical Society

Camden High School
Athletic Grounds 

1950s Rev. H.H. Watts & Family
Tim Watts 

Ames Held In Slaying In Camden

A 47-year-old Atlantic City man is being held without bail in Camden County jail today awaiting grand jury action on a murder charge. Municipal Judge George E. Stransky Jr. yesterday ordered

Anderson Ames of the 1900 block Huron Avenue held in connection with the June 11 fatal shooting of Rudolph Brown, 57, of 1975 Park Boulevard. Camden police say the shooting took place in the home of Herbert (Midnight) Johnson, 52, of the 200 block North 10th Street.  

  Brown died a few minutes after being admitted to Cooper Hospital with a chest wound. Ames, who police report was wounded in the head during the same incident, was released from that hospital's intensive care unit Monday.   

   Johnson, who has been released in $2,000 bail pending an August 1 hearing on charges of  possessing lottery paraphernalia, was permitted to sign his own $1,000 bail bond for appearance before the grand jury as a material witness.

    Police claim to have found more than 5,000 numbers slips while searching his home.

   Ames appeared at yesterday's hearing in a wheel chair. Among witnesses who testified yesterday were Jesse A. Jones,  50, of the 1100 block Cooper Street, Leon Williams, 65; of Kentucky Avenue, Atlantic City, and Hugh Johnson, 34, of the 800 block Cherry Street. Williams was freed in $1,000 bail as a material witness.

  Jimmie. L. Harrison, 31, of the 1900 block Norris Street and Leroy Butcher, 34, of the 5900 block Lansdowne Avenue, Philadelphia also are free in bail as material witnesses.

 Neither Harrison nor Butcher was at yesterday’s hearing the judge said he surmised they had not had sufficient notice to appear.

1967 Rudolph Brown

Camden Courier-Post
July 20, 1967