Camden Streets - Chestnut Street

200 Block of Chestnut Street
	201 Chestnut Street 1933 McCormick's Express Camden Courier-Post June 8, 1933
	211 Chestnut Street circa 1908 at right: Raymond Robert Curtis Far left: a "first-class bathroom" Photo courtesy of Bruce Jay Smith Click on Image to Enlarge
	213 Chestnut Street 1914 William Weaver Philadelphia Inquirer September 13, 1914 Sidney Cohen South 10th Street Mechanic Street John Brothers Click on Image for Complete Article
	215 Chestnut Street Howard Elinor 1934
	217 Chestnut Street Zellie Ellis realtor 1945
	218 Chestnut Street
Intersection of Chestnut Street & Cresson Street
	219 Chestnut Street 1886-1888 John A. "Gus" Dold 1920-1927 Joseph Green
	220 Chestnut Street 1906-1909 Joseph Greenberg grocery Philadelphia Inquirer April 1, 1906 Arthur Stanley O. Glen Stackhouse Morris A. Makarowski Cresson Street Chestnut Street
Upsetting a bowl of hot soup, 22 months-old Esther Greenberg, of 220 Chestnut Street, was badly scalded about the face and neck. She is in Cooper Hospital.	220 Chestnut Street 1906-1909 Joseph Greenberg grocery Philadelphia Inquirer April 10, 1900
Walter O'Toole, 28 years old, of 226 Chestnut street fell down the stairway of the elevated railway, Philadelphia, yesterday. His collar bone was found to have been fractured when he was taken to the Homeopathic Hospital.	226 Chestnut Street 1915 Walter O'Toole Philadelphia Inquirer December 14, 1915
	227 Chestnut Street 1887-1888 John A. Dold
	234 Chestnut Street 1880-1899 & 1903-1925 William Griffee & Family Walter & Mary "Louise" Chew Griffee Thomas Griffee William Griffee, Charcoal Dealer, and his wife, Mary "Louise" Chew Griffee resided at 523 Benson Street June 1880. From 1899 until January 1903 they resided at 234 Chestnut Street, but returned to 523 Benson Street where they lived until they both passed away with one of their children; Thomas, policeman, and Mabel Mack. He passed away in 1914, and she Jan 2, 1925. She is listed in the city directories for all those years as a dealer in "notions, and such" (as she was related to the owner of Chew's Department Store). Jim Powell, March 2103
	237 Chestnut Street 1901-1911 George M. & Isabel Shaw
	237 Chestnut Street 1912-1937 George W. Stevenson & Family George W, & Mary Elizabeth Stevenson George W. Stevenson Jr. Phoebe Stevenson Jennie Stevenson Camden Courier-Post July 23, 1941
*City Court Scene* Judge Dzick fined two men $10 each for assault and battery. Fined were John Tubman, 635 Locust Street, and James Jones, 238 Chestnut Street.	238 Chestnut Street 1954 James Jones Camden Courier-Post February 23, 1954
	241 Chestnut Street Private First Class Rocco R. Macchia
	244 Chestnut Street
Intersection of Chestnut Street & Locust Street
	245 Chestnut Street 1887-1888 Charles C. Hess grocery 1888-1889 Theodore Standhardt butcher 1888-1889 George Groll bakery 1890-1891 Charlie Wong laundry
	245 Chestnut Street A bar was at this address beginining in the 1890s 1900 Max Singer 1906 William Flynn 1914 Joseph M. Dole 1918-1928 Giovanni Di Paolo
	245 Chestnut Street A bar was at this address beginning in the 1890s 1932 Fiore Mascarusi Camden Courier-Post June 10, 1932 Austin H. Swackhammer Walter Lynch John Gannon North 3rd Street
	245 Chestnut Street A bar was at this address beginining in the 1890s 1935 Dominic Guglielmi 1939-1940 Giovino Di Paolo 1947 Bowne's & Brownleafe
	245 Chestnut Street 1956-1967 Joe's Little Click Cafe (Donald Kerr, John Crane, Donald Rose) 1968-1969 Ford's Stardust Lounge 1990 Gone Camden Courier-Post December 1957 Arthur B. Jones - Sheila B. Bird Mary C. Gibson - Rex J. Adams Cresson Street - Line Street Locust Street- Walnut Street
	247 Chestnut Street
	247 & 249 Chestnut Street circa 2005
	249 Chestnut Street Private Francis D. Myers
	254 Chestnut Street George & Hazel Hall 1931
IAFF VALOR AWARDS Captain Bryan Emenecker / Valor Captain David Dilks / Meritorious Service Captain Joseph Wooden / Meritorious Service Firefighter Dwayne Dixon / Meritorious Service Firefighter Philip Tally / Commendation	254 Chestnut Street Fire January 1, 2007
	257 Chestnut Street 1893 Mrs. Mary Hill
	259 Chestnut Street 1920s-1930s John Panelli Family John & Carmela Panelli Philip Panelli Michael Panelli Charles N. Panelli Camden Fire Department Rose Panelli Sadie Panelli Theresa Panelli
CELLAR FIRE DISTURBS FAMILY AT NOON MEAL The noonday meal at the home of Natale Perticari at 263 Chestnut Street was interrupted Saturday when fire engines drew up at the door. Discarded newspapers stored in the cellar of the house had begun to smolder as the family sat in the kitchen. An unidentified passerby, who saw smoke pouring from the basement windows, sent in an alarm. No damage was reported.	263 Chestnut Street 1933 Natale Perticari Camden Courier-Post June 25, 1933
	268 Chestnut Street 1955 R. Pellegrino & Sons, Inc. Scrap Iron & Metals 1955 New Jersey Bell Telephone Yellow Pages Ad
	273 Chestnut Street 1915 John Boguzsesko & Family John & Mary Boguzseko Camden Courier-Post June 8, 1915
	273 Chestnut Street American Maid Bakers 1947
	280 Chestnut Street
Intersection of Chestnut Street & Emma Street
	281 Chestnut Street
	286 Chestnut Street Sylvester and Lulu Lester Willa Mae Brown 1920s-1930s
	288 Chestnut Street 1938 Joseph Marino
	289 Chestnut Street Michele & Maria (Giordano) Paradiso Family Raymond J. Paradise 1920s-late 1940s
2 Wives Give Same Block Duplicate Murder Scares And Two Hubbies on Warpath, Both Brandishing Knives, Subdued by Same Cop; Will Tell It to Same Judge Today Two wives, within two hours, excited the neighborhood of Chestnut Street in the 200 block by running into the street and calling "murder." . In both instances Motorcycle Patrolman Earl Wright was summoned to subdue ferocious husbands. The first call came from 290 Chestnut Street. Wright used jujitsu to stop William Passio, 24, from breaking up the furniture and threatening his wife, Catherine, with a bread knife. The cop arrested Passio and confiscated one case or 48 half-pint bottles of alleged whiskey and a punchboard. Sergeant Truax and Policeman Devine assisted. The second call came from 254 Chestnut Street. Wright and Sergeant Petit found George Hall, 28, at the back door with a carving knife up his sleeve. His wife, Hazel, said he attempted to kill her. Wright drew his pistol- Hall handed over the knife. Both men were given "suites" in the city jail pending arraignment today. Both were charged with "threats to kill.'	290 Chestnut Street William & Catherine Passio 1931
	290 Chestnut Street Ponte's Food Market 1940s-1960s Veterans Boxing Association Ring No. 6 1959 Banquet Program Advertisement
	292 Chestnut Street 1955 Guardian Industrial Supply Co. 1955 New Jersey Bell Telephone Yellow Pages Ad
	295 Chestnut Street 1870s-1900s Charles S. Ayres Camden Daily Telegram March 21, 1893
	296 Chestnut Street 1932 William Tenerelli Camden Courier-Post June 10, 1932 Edward V. Martino Mickey Blair Thomas Bonelli Charles Parisi
	298 Chestnut Street
	298-1/2 Chestnut Street

300 Block of Chestnut Street
	300 Chestnut Street
	301 Chestnut Street 1932 Frank Manfrieda bar Camden Courier-Post June 4, 1932
	302 Chestnut Street 1900s-1912 John S. Heard & Family John S. & Mary M. Heard Andrew Heard Elmer Heard Frederick Heard William Heard Philadelphia Inquirer December 23, 1912 Andrew Heard Click on Image for PDF File of Complete Article
	305 Chestnut Street 1878 Lewis F. Holl
	306 Chestnut Street Charles Darpino 1934
	317 Chestnut Street 1878-1879 James Kennedy
	317 Chestnut Street 1879-1885 Lewis F. Holl
	322 Chestnut Street George W. Shields 1887-1888
	329 Chestnut Street Peter B. Carter 1890s-1900s
	330 Chestnut Street 1909-1910 Theodore Allen Philadelphia Inquirer January 11, 1910
	332 Chestnut Street 1885-1887 Cornelius M. Brown
WOMAN KILLED, TRUCK DRIVER HAD NO LICENSE Two Arrested in Fatal Accident at Eighth And Kaighn Avenue A 44 year-old South Camden woman was fatally injured at Eighth and Kaighn Avenue last night by a loaded brick truck driven by an unlicensed driver. The woman was Mrs. Mollie Katz, of 1146 South Third Street. She died in West Jersey Homeopathic Hospital of a fractured skull. The driver of the truck, Thelmer White, 32, colored, of 333 Chestnut Street, told police he was driving without a license but with the consent of his employer, Charles Moore, house-wrecking contractor, of 829 Kaighn Avenue. White was held in $5000 bail on a technical charge of manslaughter, while Moore was arrested for allowing an unlicensed driver to operate his automobile, and held in $500 bail. Both will be given a hearing today. According to White, Mrs. Katz stepped from the curb directly into the path of his truck and he could not avoid striking her. The Second District Patrol, en route to Eighth and Sycamore Streets on another call, was directly back of the truck at the time of the accident and took the woman to the hospital.	333 Chestnut Street 1933 Thelmer White Camden Courier-Post June 16, 1933
	334 Chestnut Street 1938 John Spagnolo Camden Courier-Post February 19, 1938
HOSPITAL CASES COOPER Lewis Raupp, 53, 833 North 6th Street, dog bite of right index finger Anna Veroline, 34, 318 Walnut Street, sprained ankle Albert Passarella, 15, 433 Spruce Street, sprained ankle Thomas J. Owens, 35, 420 Taylor Ave., bruised wrist and knee Joseph Manfredi, 14, 335 Chestnut Street, infected palm. Margaret Cramer, 9, 323 Erie Street, infected finger Laurence Wiggle, 5, 505 South 6th Street, cut hand Joseph Carbone, 18, 336 Walnut Street, cut chin Thomas DiRenzo, 13, 522 Clinton St., splinter in left foot. Cecelia Homan, 32, 511 Ray Avenue, foreign body in eye Mary DiVincenzo, 10, 311 Beckett St., foreign body in eye WEST JERSEY Theresa Marolda, 59, 1713 South 4th Street, cut finger Benjamin Druasowictz, 34, 1282 Van Hook St., cut finger Charles Mangold, 52, 3 North 4th Street, cut finger Stanley Kaminski, 25, 1119 Liberty Street, cut hand Marie Birsch, 15, 697 Van Hook St., foreign particle in eye Willard Dickson, 3, 1739 Railroad Ave., puncture wound of thigh	335 Chestnut Street 1938 Joseph Manfredi Camden Courier-Post February 14, 1938
	337 Chestnut Street 1924 John J. Graham Family John J. & Elizabeth Graham Clair H. "Red" Graham Robert Graham John Graham Camden Courier-Post June 16, 1933
	341 Chestnut Street 1897 Joseph Kronenwhther Philadelphia Inquirer January 10, 1897
	342 Chestnut Street 1913 Mrs. Susie Martin Philadelphia Inquirer March 5, 1913 O. Glen Stackhouse - South 3rd Street Charles W. Camp - Harry Martin
	345 Chestnut Street 1910 Thomas Hines & Family Philadelphia Inquirer November 24, 1910

400 Block of Chestnut Street
	408-414 Chestnut Street 1955 Ramode All-Aluminum Awnings 1955 New Jersey Bell Telephone Yellow Pages Ad Click on Image to Enlarge 2011-2012 Vacant, Abandoned
	409 Chestnut Street March 27, 2004
	409 Chestnut Street 2011
	409 & 411 Chestnut Street 2011
	411 Chestnut Street 2011
	411 Chestnut Street Daniel A. Gottlieb & Family 1920s-1930s March 27, 2004
Trying to board a moving trolley car, Henry Hunt, aged 39 years, of 411 Chestnut Street, fell and received injuries if the abdomen and arms. He was taken to Cooper Hospital.	411 Chestnut Street 1915 Henry Hunt Philadelphia Inquirer June 28, 1915
	413 Chestnut Street Adam Schlorer John A. Schlorer 1880s-1900s
	415 Chestnut Street 1880s-1907 Edward Schlorer Khaki Shirts of America Frank Spinogatti June 1933 Photograph Taken August 16, 2011 Click on Image to Enlarge
	415 & 417 Chestnut Street Photograph Taken August 16, 2011 Click on Image to Enlarge
	416-420 Chestnut Street 1955 G.E. Lopez Company 1955 New Jersey Bell Telephone Yellow Pages Ad Click on Image to Enlarge
	417 Chestnut Street Photograph Taken August 16, 2011 Click on Image to Enlarge
	419 Chestnut Street Robert Bradshaw 1928 Samuel Goldstein & Sons Morris Goldstein Late 1920s-1930s
	421 Chestnut Street 1880s-1907 Edward Schlorer Khaki Shirts of America Frank Spinogatti June 1933 Photograph Taken August 16, 2011 Click on Image to Enlarge
	421 & 423 Chestnut Street Photograph Taken August 16, 2011 Click on Image to Enlarge
	422 Chestnut Street 1906 Robert Milne Camden Daily Telegram March 21, 1893
	423 Chestnut Street 1880s-1907 Edward Schlorer Khaki Shirts of America Frank Spinogatti June 1933 Photograph Taken August 16, 2011 Click on Image to Enlarge
	424 Chestnut Street
	425-427 Chestnut Street 1906 Gone
	425-427 Chestnut Street 1961 Chestnut Coal and Fuel Oil Co. Veterans Boxing Association Ring No. 6 1961 Banquet Program Ad
	425-427 Chestnut Street 2011 Gone
	426 Chestnut Street
	428 Chestnut Street 2011 Gone
	430 Chestnut Street 2011 Gone
	431 Chestnut Street 1906 2011 Gone
	432 Chestnut Street 2011 Gone Illegal Burning of Rubbish February 23,, 2012
	433 Chestnut Street 1906 1910-1914 George Budd Jr. Camden Courier-Post February 21, 1938 2011 Gone
	434 Chestnut Street Photograph Taken March 16, 2012 Scheduled for Demolition in March of 2012 Click on Image to Enlarge
	434 Chestnut Street Photograph Taken March 16, 2012 Scheduled for Demolition in March of 2012 Click on Image to Enlarge
	434 Chestnut Street Photograph Taken March 16, 2012 Scheduled for Demolition in March of 2012 Click on Image to Enlarge
	434 Chestnut Street Photograph Taken March 16, 2012 Scheduled for Demolition in March of 2012 Click on Image to Enlarge
	434 Chestnut Street Photograph Taken March 16, 2012 Scheduled for Demolition in March of 2012 Click on Image to Enlarge
	434 Chestnut Street Photograph Taken March 16, 2012 Scheduled for Demolition in March of 2012 Click on Image to Enlarge
	434 Chestnut Street Photograph Taken March 16, 2012 Scheduled for Demolition in March of 2012 Click on Image to Enlarge
	434 Chestnut Street Photograph Taken March 16, 2012 Scheduled for Demolition in March of 2012 Click on Image to Enlarge
	435 Chestnut Street Photograph Taken August 16, 2011 Click on Image to Enlarge
	435 & 437 Chestnut Street Photograph Taken August 16, 2011 Click on Image to Enlarge
	437 Chestnut Street Photograph Taken August 16, 2011 Click on Image to Enlarge

500 Block of Chestnut Street 500-518 Chestnut Street Click on Images to Enlarge
	501 Chestnut Street 1953 Charles F. Denof Photograph Taken August 16, 2011
	501 & 503 Chestnut Street Photograph Taken August 16, 2011
	503 Chestnut Street Photograph Taken August 16, 2011
	505 Chestnut Street
	506 Chestnut Street 1911-1918 Godfrey Spaeth & Family Godfrey & Bertha Spaeth Helena Spaeth Walter Spaeth Philadelphia Inquirer September 27, 1914
	506 Chestnut Street 1923 Mrs. Sarah Hoffman 1929-1930 Simon Sosenko & Family Simon & Rebecca Sosenko Jacob Jerome "Jay Jerome" Sosenko Anna Sosenko Ruth Sosenko 1929-1931 Sixth Ward Republican Club
	507 Chestnut Street
	509 Chestnut Street
	510-516 Chestnut Street Actual address was 512-1/2 Chestnut 1911 Godfrey F. Spaeth Practical Sheet Metal Worker 1911 Camden City Directory Ad
	510-516 Chestnut Street 1955 Camden Roofers Supplies 1955 New Jersey Bell Telephone Yellow Pages Ads Click on Image to Enlarge
	511 Chestnut Street 1887-1898 Oliver S. Guthrie & Family Oliver S. & Matilda Guthrie Theodore Guthrie
	512 Chestnut Street 1884-1885, 1890-1893 Oliver S. Guthrie & Family Oliver S. & Matilda Guthrie Theodore Guthrie
	512 Chestnut Street 1888-1894 William Deno
	512 Chestnut Street 1903-1910 Godfrey Spaeth & Family Godfrey & Bertha Spaeth Helena Spaeth Walter Spaeth
	513 Chestnut Street 1930s George C. Wade & Family George C. & Adelaide Wade George B. Wade III
	513 Chestnut Street 1930s George C. Wade & Family George C. & Adelaide Wade George B. Wade III Photograph Taken August 16, 2011 Click on Image to Enlarge Destroyed by Fire, October 2011
	513 Chestnut Street Photograph Taken October 11, 2011 Click on Image to Enlarge Destroyed by Fire, October 2011
	513 Chestnut Street Photograph Taken October 11, 2011 Click on Image to Enlarge Destroyed by Fire, October 2011
	513 Chestnut Street Photograph Taken October 11, 2011 Click on Image to Enlarge Destroyed by Fire, October 2011
	513 Chestnut Street Photograph Taken October 11, 2011 Click on Image to Enlarge Destroyed by Fire, October 2011
	514 Chestnut Street
	516 Chestnut Street
	518 Chestnut Street

500 Block of Chestnut Street
551-576 Chestnut Street

551 Chestnut Street

1940-1941
Joseph Klein

Camden Courier-Post
July 29, 1941

Clay W. Reesman
Edward G. Hunt
Sycamore Street
George H. Ewing
Liberty Street
William Bovell
Clinton Street

551 Chestnut Street

Henry Klein
Umbrella repair
1947

553 Chestnut Street

Mrs. Wilhelmina Bornheimer
1947

553 Chestnut Street is at left
Photographed May 2004
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555 Chestnut Street

Second Police District
Headquarters

1890s-1950s

Photographed May 2004
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562 Chestnut Street

Eli Kogan
Tailor
1947

563 Chestnut Street

Butcher-Young Post
Veterans of Foreign Wars
October 1931
Veterans Hall Post 1297
Veterans of Foreign Wars
1947

564 Chestnut Street

Roxy Colantuono
Confectioner
1947

565 Chestnut Street

1947

Photograph Taken August 16, 2011

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567 Chestnut Street

Denbo's Furniture Store
1947

2011 Gone

569 Chestnut Street

1947 Vacant Store
1965 Denbo's Furniture Store

Camden Courier-Post Advertisements
November 30, 1965

570 Chestnut Street

Theodore Guthrie
1929 - late 1940s

572 Chestnut Street

1910-1914
William Heineman & Family
William & Dora Heineman
Dora Heineman
Lloyd Heineman

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572 Chestnut Street

William H. Green
1910s-1936
Thomas Bearn
1947

574 Chestnut Street

1910
Richard J. Richardson & Family
Herbert Richardson
1947

576 Chestnut Street

Solomon Cohen
1936
Building was gone by 1947

576 Chestnut Street

Frank Crawford
1936-1960s

576 Chestnut Street

1900s-1930s Benjamin Baker Family
1900s-1910s Herman J. Baker
1947 GONE

MRS. MARIA MONROE

Funeral services for Mrs. Maria Monroe, 82, of 578 Chestnut street, who died Saturday, will be held at 2 p. m. Thursday at 1451 Broadway. Burial will be in Arlington cemetery. Mrs. Monroe was the widow of James T. Monroe.

MONROE—On February 12, 1938, Maria, beloved wife of the late James T. Monroe (nee Hoff linger) of 578 Chestnut St., Camden. age 82 years.
Relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral services on Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock from the funeral home of Frank J. Leonard, 1451 Broadway, Camden. Interment at Arlington Cemetery.
Friends may call Wednesday evening

578 Chestnut Street

1938
Mrs. Maria Monroe

Camden Courier-Post
February 15, 1938

580 Chestnut Street

1906

600 Block of Chestnut Street
	600 Chestnut Street 1914 Simon Ruttenberg Philadelphia Inquirer September 14, 1914 1929 2011 Gone
	601 Chestnut Street 1929 2011 Gone
	602 Chestnut Street Photo Taken August 16, 2011 Click on Images to Enlarge
	602 & 602-1/2 Chestnut Street 2011 Vacant Photo Taken August 16, 2011 Click on Images to Enlarge
	602-1/2 Chestnut Street 2011 Gone Photo Taken August 16, 2011 Click on Images to Enlarge
	603 Chestnut Street 1906 Thomas McLaughlin 2011 Gone
	604 Chestnut Street Lewis H. Stehr Jr. 1890s-1900s
	604 Chestnut Street 2011 Vacant Photo Taken August 16, 2011 Click on Images to Enlarge
	605 Chestnut Street 1929 2011 Gone
	606 Chestnut Street 1955 Camden Rag & Paper Company 1955 New Jersey Bell Telephone Yellow Pages Ads Click on Image to Enlarge

	607 Chestnut Street 1947 Sixth Ward Colored Democratic Club 2011 Gone
	608 Chestnut Street 1929 2011 Gone
	609 Chestnut Street 1929 2011 Gone
	610 Chestnut Street 1929 2011 Gone
	611 Chestnut Street Photo Taken August 16, 2011 Click on Images to Enlarge
	612 Chestnut Street 1929 2011 Gone
	613 Chestnut Street 1929 Mrs. Anna M. Simmons Anna Dezenhall
	613 Chestnut Street Photo Taken August 16, 2011 Click on Images to Enlarge
	613 & 615 Chestnut Street Photo Taken August 16, 2011 Click on Images to Enlarge
	725 Chestnut Street 1938 Samuel Yaffa Camden Courier-Post February 21, 1938
RAIDERS ARREST THREE, SEIZE WASH BOILER STILL Second District police seized a "wash boiler" still and arrested three persons last night when they raided a dwelling at 954 South Ninth Street. Arrested were George Young, 29; his wife, Ethel, 19, and Anna Fussel, 37, of 614 Chestnut Street. Police also took along the Young's three year-old son, Julian, and lodged him in the detention room under the care of a police matron until his parents obtain bail. The raid was staged by Sergeant Walter Mattison and District Detectives Vernon Jones and Thomas Cheeseman. Young was held as proprietor and the others as material witnesses. He will be given a hearing today.	614 Chestnut Street 1933 Anna Fussel 1947 Gone Camden Courier-Post June 2, 1933
Judge Pancoast Proves to 2I That Honesty Is Best Policy If there’s anything Police Judge Pancoast doesn’t like it's to have people trying to fool him, he said. So yesterday Pancoast sent two alleged speakeasy inmates to jail for 6o days and gave the confessed proprietor only 50 days. Emil Hatter, 35, of 829 Carpenter Street, was arrested for violating the ordinance prohibiting congregation of disorder1y persons on the premises by Lieutenant Herbert Anderson Thursday. Hatter told the court that he was proprietor and was in the illegal liquor business to provide for his two children. "That's no excuse," said the judge, "you should provide for them without breaking the law." He fined Hatter $50 and sentenced him to 50 days when he was unable to pay. The judge then turned to Edward Mackay, 38, of 531 Ray Street, and Alfred Brooks, 45, of 700 Pearl Street [wrong address - PMC], who, Andersen said, were drunk in Hatter's establishment. Both men admitted having a few drinks, elsewhere, but insisted they were sober and that they did not buy the drinks from Hatter. "I'm good and tired of having peop1e trying to fool me," said Pancoast. "I don't know what they take me for. I'm going to end it, though, by giving each of you 60 days." Unable to pay a fine of $100, George Young, 29, colored, 954 South Ninth Street, was sentenced to 100 days when he pleaded guilty to operating a "washboiler" still in violation of the city speakeasy ordinance. His wife, Ethel, 19, and Annie Fussel, 37, of 614 Chestnut Street, alleged inmates, were given 30 days each in default of $25 fines.	614 Chestnut Street 1933 Anna Fussel 1947 Gone Camden Courier-Post June 3, 1933
	615 Chestnut Street Photo Taken August 16, 2011 Click on Images to Enlarge
	616 Chestnut Street 1929 2011 Gone
	618 Chestnut Street S. Yaffa Sons scrapyard Camden Courier-Post Advertisements November 30, 1965
	619 Chestnut Street 1920s-1930s Samuel Yaffa & Family Photo Taken August 16, 2011 Click on Images to Enlarge
	620 Chestnut Street Photo Taken August 16, 2011 Click on Images to Enlarge
	621 Chestnut Street Lewis H. Stehr Jr. 1900s-1930 2011 Gone
	622 Chestnut Street 1929 2011 Gone
	623 Chestnut Street 1929
MONROE— On October 26, 1935, George E., beloved son of the late Daniel and Elizabeth Monroe (nee Price), of 623 Chestnut St., Camden, N. J. Relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral services on Wednesday afternoon, at 2 o'clock, at the parlors of Frank J. Leonard, 1451 Broadway, Camden, N. J, Interment at New Camden Cemetery. Friends may call Tuesday evening.	623 Chestnut Street 1935 George E. Monroe Camden Courier-Post October 29, 1935
	623 Chestnut Street 2011 Gone
	624 Chestnut Street 1929 2011 Gone
	625 Chestnut Street 1929 2011 Gone
	626 Chestnut Street William D. Sayrs Jr. 1870s-1880s 2011 Gone
	627 Chestnut Street 1897 Samuel Wise Philadelphia inquirer July 25, 1897
	627 Chestnut Street 1929-1947 Perry Honey & Family Perry & Annie Honey Ida Honey - Fred Honey Harvey Honey - Mary Honey Grace Honey - Albert Honey Alice Honey - Perry Honey Annie Honey - Lester E. Honey Florence Honey 2011 Gone
	628 Chestnut Street 1882-1883 Smith Moore 1929 Gone 2011 Gone
	629 Chestnut Street 1878 William Deno
	629 Chestnut Street 1882 Smith Moore 2011 Gone
	630 Chestnut Street 1880 Smith Moore 2011 Gone
	631 Chestnut Street 1929 2011 Gone
	632 Chestnut Street 1929 2011 Gone
	633 Chestnut Street 1929 2011 Gone
	634 Chestnut Street 1929 2011 Gone
	635 Chestnut Street Photo Taken August 16, 2011 Click on Images to Enlarge
	635 Chestnut Street Photo Taken August 16, 2011 Click on Images to Enlarge
	636 Chestnut Street 1878 Smith Moore 1929 Vacant 2011 Gone
	637 Chestnut Street Photo Taken August 16, 2011 Click on Images to Enlarge
	638 Chestnut Street 1929 2011 Gone
	639 Chestnut Street 1929 2011 Gone
	640 Chestnut Street 1929 2011 Gone
	641 Chestnut Street 1929 2011 Gone
	642 Chestnut Street 1929 2011 Gone
	644 Chestnut Street 1929 2011 Gone

700 Block of Chestnut Street
	700 Chestnut Street Eddie's Liquors Eddy Azcona June 25, 2003 Click on Images to Enlarge
	700 Chestnut Street Eddy's Liquors 1991 Advertisement
	701 Chestnut Street 701, 703-705, & 707 Chestnut Street Click on Images to Enlarge
	701 Chestnut Street 1955 Jacob Denbo & Son 1955 New Jersey Bell Telephone Yellow Pages Ad
	701 Chestnut Street 1961 Jacob Denbo & Son Veterans Boxing Association Ring No. 6 1961 Banquet Program Ad
	702 Chestnut Street
	703-705 Chestnut Street 703-705, & 707 Chestnut Street Gustav Schwoeri Sr. Click on Images to Enlarge
	704 Chestnut Street Stewards Mate First Class Ralph Francis Adams Click on Images to Enlarge
	706 Chestnut Street
	707 Chestnut Street Click on Images to Enlarge
	709 Chestnut Street Jacob Silver 1890s-1900s
	719 Chestnut Street 1893 Frank Jones Philadelphia inquirer August 7, 1900 Click on Image for PDF File of Complete Article
	720-722 Chestnut Street Union American Methodist Church 1868-2006 "Erected 1880 - Finished 1888" Click on Images to Enlarge
	720-722 Chestnut Street Union American Methodist Church Click on Images to Enlarge
	724 Chestnut Street 1915 James Reese Philadelphia inquirer March 21, 1915
	725 Chestnut Street 1938 Thomas Bentley & Family Thomas & Castina Braxton Bentley Camden Courier-Post February 19, 1938
	727 Chestnut Street 1901 Thomas Briscoe Philadelphia inquirer August 11, 1901 Click on Image for Complete Article
	729 Chestnut Street 1884 Robert S. Miller & Family Robert & ANnie Miller Robert Miller Annie Miller - William Miller
	729 Chestnut Street 1893 Francis Crossley Philadelphia inquirer July 29, 1893 Click on Image for Complete Article
	729 Chestnut Street 1939-1959 Rev. Robert B. Frazier & Family Rev. Robert B. & Roberta Frazier Barbara Frazier 1939-1959 Frazier's Beauty Shop Mrs. Roberta Frazier
	730 Chestnut Street Diplomat Arms Apartments Burned and razed in 1996 Click on Images to Enlarge
	730 Chestnut Street Diplomat Arms Apartments Burned and razed in 1996 Click on Images to Enlarge
	730 Chestnut Street Diplomat Arms Apartments Burned and razed in 1996 Click on Images to Enlarge
	730 Chestnut Street Diplomat Arms Apartments Burned and razed in 1996 Click on Images to Enlarge
Intersection of Chestnut Street & Maurice Street
	732 Chestnut Street
	733 Chestnut Street 1878 William Deno
	734 Chestnut Street 1900 Zeke Benson & Cora Pinken Philadelphia Inquirer August 27, 1906 Ella Hill - Arthur Stanley - Edward S. Hyde
	734 Chestnut Street James H. "Uncle Jim" Young 1900s-1928
A number of colored citizens met at the home of Mrs. Mary Colding, 736 Chestnut Street, and arranged for the establishment of a Baptist Church for colored people in Camden. The first public service was held in a blacksmith shop at 6th and Kaighn Avenue. The meeting place was destroyed by fire in 1858. Services were then held in private houses until the meeting house at 7th & Kaighn Avenue was built in 1864. This was called the Mt. Zion Baptist Church. In 1873 the Seventh Baptist Church was dedicated. The old church property, which had been enlarged in 1884, was sold in 1905. On May 1, 1906, the cornerstone for the new church was laid and the building completed June of 1907. This new church was located at 9th and Kaighn Avenue and was dedicated as the Kaighn Avenue Baptist Church.	736 Chestnut Street Mrs. Mary Colding 1856
	736 Chestnut Street Mrs. Julia P. Parham real estate 1947
	737 Chestnut Street Ware's Confectionary Carol B. Ware 1947
	738 Chestnut Street Gus Davis Roy Thomas 1947
	739 Chestnut Street Mrs. Estella Raynor 1947
	740 Chestnut Street John G. Whittier School 1911-2011 Click on Image to Enlarge
	740 Chestnut Street John G. Whittier School 1911-2011 Click on Image to Enlarge
	741 Chestnut Street James B. Miller 1947
	743 Chestnut Street Franklin T. Walker funeral director 1926-1960s Camden Courier-Post Advertisement July 17, 1967
	745 Chestnut Street Madison Morton 1947
Intersection of Chestnut Street & Anne Street
	751 & 753 Chestnut Street June 30, 2006
	751 Chestnut Street Naden's Furniture Warehouse 1947
	753 Chestnut Street Knights of Pythias Hall 1947
	757 Chestnut Street Razed in February of 1938
	758 Chestnut Street 1903 George H. Purnell Philadelphia Inquirer February 1, 1903 Click on Image for Complete Article
	759 Chestnut Street 1905 Herbert Hibbs
	759 Chestnut Street William C. Clark 1928
	759 Chestnut Street Razed in February of 1938
	761 Chestnut Street 1912 Jamees J. Richardson & Family James J. & Mary Philadelphia Inquirer February 23, 1912 Church of the Sacred Heart
	761 Chestnut Street 1938 Mary Carter
DRILL THIEF JAILED; BUYER IS FINED $50 A youth was given three months in jail by Police Judge Pancoast yesterday on charges of stealing an electric drill from a South Camden garage. A man charged with buying the instrument from him was fined $50. George Brown, 18, colored, of 1411 South Fourth Street was arrested Wednesday night on complaint of Isadore Mesrau, of 1411 Broadway, and confessed that he stole the drill because Mesrau owed him $1. He told Detective Frank Crawford that he sold the drill to John Casto, of 763 Chestnut Street. Casto when arraigned yesterday denied that he bought the drill but was found guilty and was fined.	763 Chestnut Street John Casto 1933 Camden Courier-Post June 2, 1933
	765 Chestnut Street Private Henry Grier
	767 Chestnut Street 1914 Samuel Fields 1914 Maggie Green Philadelphia Inquirer December 23, 1914 Dr. S.G. Bushey
	779 Chestnut Street Judson Gaines 1947
	781 Chestnut Street Photograph Taken August 24, 2011 Click on Image to Enlarge
	781 & 783 Chestnut Street Photograph Taken August 24, 2011 Click on Image to Enlarge
	783 Chestnut Street Photograph Taken August 24, 2011 Click on Image to Enlarge
	785 Chestnut Street Mrs. Clara Redd George Spearman 1947 Photograph Taken August 24, 2011 Click on Image to Enlarge
	785 & 787 Chestnut Street Photograph Taken August 24, 2011 Click on Image to Enlarge
	787 Chestnut Street Photograph Taken August 24, 2011 Click on Image to Enlarge
	789 Chestnut Street Philip Barr 1887-1888 John Gorman 1908 Walter D. Leonard 1918-1919 Weisfeld's Cafe Max Weisfeld Jack Weisfeld 1920s-1970s Mommie's Just Pals Krystal Lounge Late 1980s-2006

800 Block of Chestnut Street
	800-802-804 Chestnut Street Adam Schlorer Abbatoir 1888-1950s
	800-802-804 Chestnut Street June 15, 2003 Click on Image to Enlarge 2011 Gone
	806 Chestnut Street Eugene Zaiss Bakery 1919 Jefferson A.A. 1919 Banquet Program Ad
	806 Chestnut Street Alter Grocery 1947 2003 Gone
	807 Chestnut Street 1970s-1990s Hood's Auto Repair 1955 New Jersey Bell Telephone Yellow Pages Ad
	807 Chestnut Street 1950s-1990s Hood's Auto Repair June 10, 2011 Click on Image to Enlarge
	811 Chestnut Street
	816 Chestnut Street 1890-1930s Charles Henry Peters & Family Charles Henry & Hannah Peters Charles H. "Harry" Peters Jr.
	817 Chestnut Street 1922-1923 Rudolph S. Ayres Philadephia Inquirer April 30, 1922 Click on Image to Enlarge
	817 Chestnut Street June 10, 2011 Click on Image to Enlarge
	821-823 Chestnut Street Destroyed by Fire on June 6, 2011 Video by David Hernandez
	821-823 Chestnut Street June 10, 2011 Click on Image to Enlarge
	822 Chestnut Street 1888 Charles Henry Peters & Family Charles Henry & Hannah Peters Charles H. "Harry" Peters Jr.
	823 Chestnut Street 1876-1877 Mrs. Margaret Brothers & Family Mrs. Margaret Brothers William & Mary Brothers James Brothers Thomas Brothers John Brothers
	823 Chestnut Street 1878-1883 Charles Henry Peters & Family Charles Henry & Hannah Peters Charles H. "Harry" Peters Jr.
	829 Chestnut Street 1884-1885 Charles Henry Peters & Family Charles Henry & Hannah Peters Charles H. "Harry" Peters Jr.
	830 Chestnut Street 1947 Chestnut Street Cafe Mrs. Tillie Badyna
	833 Chestnut Street 19895-1896 Thomas Mullane saloon
	833 Chestnut Street 1900s-1910s George Henry Stout 1947 Charles C. Mayo

1000 Block of Chestnut Street
	1000 Chestnut Street 1947 Carter's Tea Room Charles B. Carter
	1000 Chestnut Street August 16, 2011 Click on Image to Enlarge
	1001 Chestnut Street Photo taken August 10, 2011 Click on Image to Enlarge
	1001, 1001-1/4, 1001-1/2, & 1001-3/4 Chestnut Street Photo taken August 10, 2011 Click on Image to Enlarge
	1001 Chestnut Street Photo taken August 10, 2011 Click on Image to Enlarge
	1001 & 1001-1/4 Chestnut Street Photo taken August 10, 2011 Click on Image to Enlarge
	1001-1/4 Chestnut Street Photo taken August 10, 2011 Click on Image to Enlarge
	1001-1/2 Chestnut Street Photo taken August 10, 2011 Click on Image to Enlarge
	1001-1/2 & 1001-3/4 Chestnut Street Photo taken August 10, 2011 Click on Image to Enlarge
	1001-3/4 Chestnut Street Photo taken August 10, 2011 Click on Image to Enlarge
	1003 Chestnut Street 1924 2011 Gone
	1004-1006 Chestnut Street 1947 Rock of Ages Holiness Church Photo taken August 10, 2011 Click on Image to Enlarge
	1004-1006 Chestnut Street Photo taken August 10, 2011 Click on Image to Enlarge
	1005 Chestnut Street 1924 2011 Gone
	1007 Chestnut Street 1924 2011 Gone
	1009 Chestnut Street 1890s-1900s George Henry Stout 1924 Gone
	1010 Chestnut Street

1100 Block of Chestnut Street
	1112 Chestnut Street
	1118 Chestnut Street 1918 Barney Skoli Philadelphia Inquirer March 23, 1918 Charles Dieser - Kaighn Avenue West Jersey Hospital Click on Image to Enlarge
	1118 Chestnut Street Photo taken July 29, 2011 Click on Image to Enlarge
	1118 & 1120 Chestnut Street Photo taken July 29, 2011 Click on Image to Enlarge
	1120 Chestnut Street Photo taken July 29, 2011 Click on Image to Enlarge
	1122 Chestnut Street
	1135 Chestnut Street Andrew Masciak Pauline Masciak Judge Bernard Bertman 1928
Intersection of Chestnut Street & Orchard Street
	1157 Chestnut Street Damaged by smoke & water on June 9, 2011 during the Reliable Tire Fire Photo taken July 29, 2011 Click on Image to Enlarge
	1159 Chestnut Street Photo taken July 29, 2011 Click on Image to Enlarge
	1159 & 1161 Chestnut Street Photo taken July 29, 2011 Click on Image to Enlarge
	1161 Chestnut Street Damaged by smoke & water on June 9, 2011 during the Reliable Tire Fire Photo taken July 29, 2011 Click on Image to Enlarge
	1163 Chestnut Street Photo taken July 29, 2011 Click on Image to Enlarge
	1165 Chestnut Street Photo taken August 10, 2011 Click on Image to Enlarge
	1165 & 1167 Chestnut Street Photo taken August 10, 2011 Click on Image to Enlarge
	1167 Chestnut Street Photo taken July 29, 2011 Click on Image to Enlarge
	1169 Chestnut Street 1938 Alice Saduski
	1171-1179 Chestnut Street No Listings in 1924 or 1929 Directories N.J. Steel Company 1933
	1171-1179 Chestnut Street 1955 Ehrlich-Newmark Trucking Company, Inc. 1955 New Jersey Bell Telephone Yellow Pages listing
	1173 Chestnut Street 1914-1915 Charles Myers & Family Charles & Alma Myers Edith Myers Charles I. Myers Alma M. Myers William H. Myers Muriel Myers Philadelphia Inquirer April 28, 1915 Arthur Stanley Click on Image for PDF File of Complete Article
	1186 Chestnut Street 1917 Paul Szpawlik (Spavlik) & Family Paul & Zuzy Jarolim Szpawlik (Spavlik) John Spavlik Annie Spavlik
	1188 Chestnut Street Chester “Gassy” Szalinski 1935
	1189 Chestnut Street Seaman First Class Francis Lawrence Urbaniak
	1171-1179 Chestnut Street 1955 Star Junk Dealer Daniel Fanelle 1955 New Jersey Bell Telephone Yellow Pages Ad Click on Image to Enlarge
	1190 Chestnut Street 1835-1940 Chester "Gassy" Szalanski
FIRE FIGHTER HURT AS 2-ALARM BLAZE DAMAGES JUNK SHOP A fireman was injured slightly last night when a two-alarm fire damaged the Penn Junk Shop at 1190 Chestnut street. Hoseman Adam Meade, 41, of 1446 South Fourth Street, attached to Engine Company No. 3. suffered an injured ankle when a fence fell on it 'while he was fighting the blaze. He was taken to West Jersey Hospital where he was treated and released. The fire, of undetermined origin, started in the single - story frame building owned by Chester Szalanski and had gained good headway in piles of papers and rags before firemen arrived. The first alarm was turned in at 10:36 p. m. by Alice Saduski, 16, of 1169 Chestnut street, who ran across the snow - covered street in bare feet to pull the fire alarm box. When Battalion Chief Charles Errickson arrived he ordered the second alarm turned in. No estimate of the loss could be obtained last night.	1190 Chestnut Street 1938 Penn Junk Shop Chester "Gassy" Szalanski Camden Courier-Post February 12, 1938
	1193 Chestnut Street 1946-1947 7 William Andruszka meats and groceries
	1195 Chestnut Street Anton Lukaszewski Saloon 1903
	1195 Chestnut Street Israel Weitzman Union Bottling Company Israel Weitzman 1903-1910s
	1195 Chestnut Street Boulevard Inn Frank & Wladyslawa Wozniak 1910s-1940s Walter Wozniak 1940s-1969 Lydia Wozniak 1969-1970s
	1196 Chestnut Street
	1198 Chestnut Street

1200 Block of Chestnut Street
	1202 Chestnut Street 1924 Continental Coach Company 1929 Sterling Motor Truck Company 1940 Vacant 1947 Reliable Auto Body Company June 10, 2011 Click on Inage to Enlarge
	1207 Chestnut Street 1929 Owl Garage 1930s - late 1970s Reliable Auto Body Co. 1955 New Jersey Bell Telephone Directory Yellow Pages Ad Click on Image to Enlarge
	1209 Chestnut Street
	1210 Chestnut Street 1890s-1920s John Wojtkowiak & Family John & Hedwig Wojtkowiak Stanley Wojtkowiak Pvt. John Wojtkowiak Casmier Wojtkowiak
MARRIAGE LICENSES	1210 Chestnut Street 1938 Anna Murawska Camden Courier-Post February 22, 1938
	1210 Chestnut Street Private Joseph F. Murawski 1920s-1930s
	1212 Chestnut Street Pvt. John Wojtkowiak
	1212 Chestnut Street Stanley Wojtkowiak White Mountain Coal and Ice Company 1918-1934 Stanley's Ice and Coal Company 1934-1930s Casmier Wojtkowiak 1910s-1920s
	1212 Chestnut Street Casmier Wojtkowiak 1920-1930s
	1212 Chestnut Street John R. White 1920-1930s
	1214-1216 Chestnut Street June 10, 2011 Click on Inage to Enlarge
	1214 Chestnut Street June 10, 2011 Click on Inage to Enlarge
	1215 Chestnut Street 1915 William Light Philadelphia Inquirer March 26, 1915
	1216 Chestnut Street June 10, 2011 Click on Inage to Enlarge
	1218 Chestnut Street
	1220 Chestnut Street
	1222 Chestnut Street June 10, 2011 Click on Inage to Enlarge
	1222-1226 Chestnut Street June 10, 2011 Click on Inage to Enlarge
	1224 Chestnut Street June 10, 2011 Click on Inage to Enlarge
	1225 Chestnut Street John & Hedwig Wojtkowiak Family 1888s-1890s
	1226 Chestnut Street John Lenkowski 1920s-1930s
	1226 Chestnut Street June 10, 2011 Click on Inage to Enlarge
	1228 Chestnut Street 1914-1916 Stanley Livoch (aka Stanislaus Liwoh) Bridgeton Evening News April 21, 1916 2011 Gone
	1230 Chestnut Street June 10, 2011 Click on Inage to Enlarge

100 Block of Chestnut Street
	101 Chestnut Street 1910s-1929 The Brody Family
	101 Chestnut Street Private Jack Brody
	101 Chestnut Street 1933 Max Kleinfeld Bar
	109 Chestnut Street Hillman Bryant 1932
	111 Chestnut Street Harry Read 1932
	123 Chestnut Street Thomas Watson 1932
	139 Chestnut Street 1907 Bessie Heisler 1907 Emma Carll Philadelphia Inquirer July 15, 1907 Arthur Stanley William Smith Rev. H.G. Fithian Rev. Dr. George B. Wight Mrs. Hannah Wood Chestnut Street - Washington Street Clinton Street - Benson Street 7th Street Cooper Hospital First Methodist Episcopal Church Second Presbyterian Church
	145 Chestnut Street The Brody Family

Intersection of South 6th Street & Chestnut Street

	Left: rear of 1100 and 1102 Baring Street Photo Taken August 16, 2011 Click on Images to Enlarge

Southwest Corner of South 6th Street & Chestnut Street - August 16, 2011

Northwest Corner of South 6th Street & Chestnut Street - August 16, 2011

Intersection of South Eighth Street and Chestnut Street Click on Image to Enlarge
AUTO GUNMEN LOSE STREET BATTLE HERE Fire Five Shots, But Fail to Hit Man at Eighth and Chestnut Three gunmen in a speeding automobile opened fire last night on an unknown victim near Eighth and Chestnut Streets and escaped before arrival of police. Apparently no one was injured by the fire of the gangsters and police were unable to learn at whom the bullets were directed. Five empty 12-gauge shotgun shells were found in the street after the gunmen had fled. According to a meager description furnished police by pedestrians, several of whom narrowly escaped being hit by the bullets, the car containing the gunmen bore Pennsylvania license plates and was a closed sedan. Two of the men were in the rear seat, each holding what appeared to be a pump-gun. The description of the car was broadcast over the state police teletype system and a police net was thrown about the city, but no arrests had been made early today.	Camden Courier-Post October 31, 1931
	Southeast Corner South 8th Street & Chestnut Street June 15, 2003 2011 Gone
	Southwest Corner South 8th Street & Chestnut Street John G. Whittier School August 18, 2011

Northeast Corner of South 8th Street & Chestnut Street - August 24, 2011

900 Block of Chestnut Street
	900 Chestnut Street Loyal Cleaners & Dyers Eugene J. Weiser 1947
	904 Chestnut Street 1883-1884 Michael McCaffery & Family
	908 Chestnut Street 1878 Charles Henry Peters & Family Charles Henry & Hannah Peters Charles H. "Harry" Peters Jr.
	908 Chestnut Street 1900s-1920s Harry Martyn Chambers fire fighter
FISHING TACKLE MAN HAS FISHERMAN'S LUCK Speaking of fisherman's luck, Louis Drueding, fishing tackle salesman at the store of Edward E. Tryon, 912 Chestnut street, has it. Drueding went to Grenloch lake and in a single cast hooked a sixpound bass. The fish was game and gave Drueding a tussle before it was landed.	912 Chestnut Street 1933 Edward E. Tryon fishing tackle Camden Courier-Post June 16, 1933
	917 Chestnut Street 1916 Mary Ann Waters 1916 Lizzie Morris Philadelphia Inquirer March 7, 1916 Harry Chambers Perry Daniels Click on Image for PDF File
	918 Chestnut Street 1905 John Brzuskewicz Philadelphia Inquirer March 23, 1905 Charles Regan Albert Dimble
	918 Chestnut Street 1933 Lucy Mayo Camden Courier-Post August 12, 1933
	925 Chestnut Street Seventh Ward Democratic Club 1947
	928-930 Chestnut Street 1891-1902 Joseph Caskey Jr. & Family Joseph & Theresa Caskey

Intersection of South 10th Street & Chestnut Street
	Intersection of South 10th Street & Chestnut Street Philadelphia Inquirer May 14, 1899

Northeast Corner of South 10th Street & Chestnut Street - August 10, 2011 Click on Image to Enlarge

Southeast Corner of South 10th Street & Chestnut Street - August 16, 2011 Click on Image to Enlarge

Intersection of South 4th Street & Chestnut Street
	Southeast Corner South 4th & Chestnut Street 1102-04 South 4th Street 1880s-1890s John J. Brown Saloon William D. Brown 1917 Daniel Lamb 1926-1929 Anibale Corda was listed as the proprietor from 1926 through 1929 Luigi Corda 1929-1930s Marsilio Daziani 1930s Monte Carlo Cafe 1937-1964 Luigi Cinaglia & Family Pete Cinaglia Pete's Cafe 1966 Joe's Cafe 1970s Baron's Lounge 1980s Phase 2 1990s Pauline's 1990s-100s Cotton Club Photograph taken Fall of 2002 Click on Image to Enlarge

Northeast Corner of South 4th & Chestnut Streets - August 16, 2011 Click on Image to Enlarge

Intersection of Baring Street & Chestnut Street
	Baring Street Looking South from Chestnut Street May 14, 2004 These homes were built in 1888 by developer Wilson Ernst.

Intersection of South 7th & Chestnut Street The former Gustav Schwoeri Sr. businesses Photographs taken June 24, 2003
701, 703-705, & 707 Chestnut Street	701, 703-705, & 707 Chestnut Street


703-705 Chestnut Street was built in 1898. After the liquor store opened across the street at 700 Chestnut, the bar remained open, and was called The Original Schwoeri's. It was later known as The Chestnut Bar. A bar later opened at 707 Chestnut Street. Known as Deggy's and The Hole In The Wall, it remained open into the mid-1990s.

703-705, & 707 Chestnut Street	700 Chestnut Street, now known as Eddie's Liquors
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Intersection of Chestnut Street & Alder Street


Looking South on Alder Street - August 16, 2011 - Click on Image to Enlarge

Looking North on Alder Street - August 24, 2011 - Click on Image to Enlarge

1000 Block of Chestnut Street 1013 to 1024 Chestnut Street
	1013 Chestnut Street 1924 1962
	1014 Chestnut Street 1924 1962
	1015 Chestnut Street 1924 1962
	1015 Chestnut Street 1900 Joseph Potlaski saloon
	1017 Chestnut Street 1920s-1930s Max Bush Max & Yetta Bush grocery
	1017 Chestnut Street 1947 Charles Johnson 1962
	1018 Chestnut Street 1924 1962
	1020 Chestnut Street 1924 Photo taken August 10, 2011 Click on Image to Enlarge
	1020 Chestnut Street 1924 Photo taken August 10, 2011 Click on Image to Enlarge
	1022 Chestnut Street 1924 Photo taken August 10, 2011 Click on Image to Enlarge
	1024 Chestnut Street 1947 Julian Jagielski's Tavern
	1024 Chestnut Street 1984-2011 M&C Insurance Agency Inc. Photo taken August 10, 2011 Click on Image to Enlarge
	1024 Chestnut Street 1984-2011 M&C Insurance Agency Inc.

Intersection of Chestnut Street & Mt. Ephraim Avenue


Southwest Corner of Chestnut Street & Mt. Ephraim Avenue - August 16, 2011 Click on Imsge to Enlarge

1200 Block of Chestnut Street
	1200 Chestnut Street
	1201 Chestnut Street Israel Weitzman 1910s-1920s Camden County Beer Distributors 1933
	1201-1203 Chestnut Street Benjamin Cohen manufacturing chemist 1947

Intersection of Louis Street from Chestnut Street
	Looking South Along Louis Street August 26, 2001

Intersection of Chestnut Street & Diamond Street


*Looking North along Diamond Street - August 10, 2011 Click on Image to Enlarge**