CAMDEN

The City of Camden had a very different look than that of today. In 1914, when the map depicted here was published, the Yorkship Square neighborhood had not been built, and the land was to occupy was part of Haddon Heights, a great part of East Camden was part of Stockton Township, and as the Ben Franklin Bridge had not been built, there was no Admiral Wilson Boulevard. In 1914 the airplane was only two years old, there were no airports, thus no Airport Circle!

You will note that many of the street names shown on this map are quite different than those of today. You will also find many streets on this map that are no longer there.

RIGHT: Cramer Hill & East Camden BELOW: North Camden, Downtown, & South Camden to Walnut Street.
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	LEFT: South Camden from Pine Street to Newton Creek BELOW: The Parkside, Whitman Park, and Centerville neighborhoods of Camden
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From
NOLL'S
NEW INDEXED GUIDE MAP
OF
PHILADELPHIA
AND CAMDEN, N.J.
FROM THE LATEST OFFICIAL SURVEYS & RECORDS
PUBLISHED BY
E.P. NOLL & CO.
MAP PUBLISHERS AND MANUFACTURERS
21 NORTH SEVENTH STREET
PHILADELPHIA, PA.
Copyright 1914 by E.P. Noll & Co.