Camden Streets - Thirty-Third Street- 33rd Street

THIRTY-THIRD STREET runs from the Delaware River south, across River Road to the Pavonia railroad switching yard, then from Westfield Avenue to Federal Street, interrupted again by a rail line at Rosedale Street, and from Federal on to Highland Avenue at the Pennsauken border. As in all numbered streets in Camden, it is North 33rd Street above Federal, and South 33rd below.

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Phil Cohen

1200 Block of North 33rd Street
	1254 North 33rd Street
	1254 North 33rd Street Mr. & Mrs. William Kester Viola Kester February 1936
	1237 North 33rd Street Robert Selah February 1938
	1207 North 33rd Street 1910s-1939 George M. Frink Camden Courier-Post December 26, 1939
	1201 North 33rd Street

100 Block of North 33rd Street
	148 North 33rd Street about 1928 Click on Image to Enlarge
	143 North 33rd Street
	141 North 33rd Street about 1928 Click on Image to Enlarge
	141 North 33rd Street Dorothy H. Kelly Camden Courier-Post April 14, 1942
	137 North 33rd Street
	135 North 33rd Street
	133 North 33rd Street
	132 North 33rd Street
	130 North 33rd Street
	129 North 33rd Street
	127 North 33rd Street
	126 North 33rd Street Joseph DiCicco Family 1920s-1940s
	124 North 33rd Street
	120 North 33rd Street
	117 North 33rd Street
	107 North 33rd Street William E. Hibbert 1900s-1910s
JOSEPH H. FISHER DIES, IN CAMDEN 81 YEARS After an illness of 10 days, Joseph H. Fisher, 81, lifelong resident of Camden, died yesterday, at the home of his son-in-law, Albert Reed, 103 North Thirty-third street. Mr. Fisher farmed considerable of the section of East Camden when it was known as Stockton. He had a farm at Thirtieth and Federal Street and another on the present site of Central Airport. He remembered Merchantville when it had four houses. He was a member of Trinity M. E. Sunday school, Merchantville, when Children's Day was founded. He was stricken with grip January 29 and became suddenly worse last Sunday. He is survived by two daughters, Mrs. Elsie Reed and Mrs. Elsie Craig, of Collingswood, and a son, Carlton E. Reed, of Collingswood. The funeral will be held at 2:00 PM Monday, at his son-in-law’s home. Burial will be in Bethel Cemetery. He was a member of Amity Lodge, No. 166, Independent Order of Odd Fellows..	103 North 33rd Street 1933 Joseph H. Fisher 1933 Albert Reed Camden Courier-Post February 10, 1933

Unit Block of North 33rd Street
	57 North 33rd Street
	52 North 33rd Street Edward L. Patterson 1969-1995
	50 North 33rd Street Fred Dunajek 1947
	33 North 33rd Street Richard S. Ivory 1930s
	29 North 33rd Street November 12, 2005 Click on Image to Enlarge
	30 North 33rd Street November 12, 2005 Click on Image to Enlarge
	24 North 33rd Street November 12, 2005 Click on Image to Enlarge
	19-21 North 33rd Street November 12, 2005 Click on Image to Enlarge
	17 North 33rd Street ../people/floyd Miller 1980
	15-17 North 33rd Street November 12, 2005 Click on Image to Enlarge
	16 North 33rd Street November 12, 2005 Click on Image to Enlarge
	11-13 North 33rd Street November 12, 2005 Click on Image to Enlarge
	Unit Block of North 33rd Street November 12, 2005 Click on Image to Enlarge
	Unit Block of North 33rd Street November 12, 2005 Click on Image to Enlarge
	Unit Block of North 33rd Street November 12, 2005 Click on Image to Enlarge

Unit Block of South 33rd Street
	Unit Block of South 33rd Street November 12, 2005 Click on Image to Enlarge
	Unit Block of South 33rd Street South 12, 2005 Click on Image to Enlarge
	10 South 33rd Street
	16 South 33rd Street Joseph Galiazzi
	16 South 33rd Street
	16-18 South 33rd Street
	28 South 33rd Street Frederick "Cy" Perkins 1910s-1936
	42 South 33rd Street

200 Block of South 33rd Street
	202 South 33rd Street
	220 South 33rd Street 1932-1933 Dorothy M. Firth
Camden Dog Hero Gets Medal Today For 'Life Saving' ’Peggy' Aroused Deaf Master When She Detected Gas Fumes Medals are usually given for acts of bravery and heroes are found in every walk of life, but today it is the animal that will be decorated. The rewards will be given at the Union auditorium, 229 West 48th Street, New York. Three dogs from New Jersey will receive precious pieces of metal from Mrs. Diana Belais, founder and president of the New York Vivisection Society. "Peggy," a poodle owned by William H. Ketler, city librarian, who resides at 247 South Thirty-third Street, Camden, is one of the trio to be honored. Two years ago, Peggy detected fumes of escaping gas, in the home. The animal aroused its master and was instrumental in saving the lives of Mr. and Mrs. Ketler and son. Realizing the deafness of the librarian, the canine jumped upon the bed and barked. It also scratched the chest of Ketler until he awoke. The other dogs to be decorated are: "Sonny," owned' by Mrs. Amzi S. Dodd of Long Branch, and “Rin-Tin-Tin," owned by Emil Rose or 181 High Street, Nutley. "Sonny," a pedigreed St. Bernard, saved a family by barking, and "Rin-Tin~Tin," police puppy, also did heroic work.	247 South 33rd Street Mr. & Mrs. William H. Ketler "Peggy" Camden Courier-Post October 31, 1933
	261 South 33rd Street

1100 Block of North 33rd Street
	1167 North 33rd Street
	1161 North 33rd Street 1932 James Devenney
	1101 North 33rd Street

900 Block of North 33rd Street
	964 North 33rd Street
	950 North 33rd Street Elwood Bearint 1940s-1954
	902 North 33rd Street

300 Block of North 33rd Street
	383 North 33rd Street
	381 North 33rd Street
	379 North 33rd Street Ralph Cline 1920s-1956
	377 North 33rd Street

100 Block of South 33rd Street
	101 South 33rd Street 1920s-1930s Philip J. & Bertha Carlin Family Philip John Carlin aka Johnny Toomey William "Billy" Toomey
	115 South 33rd Street 1910s-1920s Samuel & Mabel Fithian
	139 South 33rd Street

1000 Block of North 33rd Street
	1069 North 33rd Street
	1012 North 33rd Street

800 Block of North 33rd Street
	864 North 33rd Street
	814 North 33rd Street

700 Block of North 32nd Street
	727 North 32nd Street 1929 Lock Joint pipe Company