Camden Streets - Clinton Street

Streets
of
Camden, NJ

Clinton Street

CLINTON STREET was named after DeWitt Clinton, one-time governor of New York and the developer of the Erie Canal. When originally laid out, Clinton Street east of Broadway was known as Hartman Street, in honor of Hartman Kuhn, son of Dr. Adam Kuhn and Elizabeth Hartman Kuhn. In 1882, to avoid confusion, the name of Hartman Street was dropped, and the street became Clinton Street for its entire length. Similar adjustments were made for Washington Street and Berkeley Street.

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Phil Cohen

Clinton Street Looking West from Broadway
September 22, 2003
Lanning Square School in Background

100 Block of Clinton Street
	126 Clinton Street 1929 Vacant
	128 Clinton Street 1929 Vacant
	130 Clinton Street 1929 Vacant
	132 Clinton Street 1929 Gone
	134 Clinton Street 1929 Vacant
	136 Clinton Street 1929 Vacant
	138 Clinton Street 1929 Vacant
	140 Clinton Street 1929 Vacant

200 Block of Clinton Street
	Daniel Auletto's Tavern 520 South 2nd Street SE Corner of South 2nd & Clinton Streets
	201-203 Clinton Street Bar 1887-1888 John W. Elliot 1918-1947 Gennarro Totarello 1929 Joseph Corea
	209 Clinton Street 1914 Savarino Creato Family Sevarino and Lucy Creato Daniel Creato James J. Creato
	216 Clinton Street 1918-1919 Savarino Creato Family Sevarino and Lucy Creato Daniel Creato James J. Creato
	216 Clinton Street Private Gildo M. Izzi
	224 Clinton Street 1919-1920 Savarino Creato Family Sevarino and Lucy Creato Daniel Creato James J. Creato

300 Block of Clinton Street
	Claudius Bradshaw Mayor of Camden 1880-1886 528 South 3rd Street NE Corner of South 3rd & Clinton Streets Mayor Bradshaw lived here in the mid to late 1880s
	311 Clinton Street Nicholas Di Angelo 1933
	314 Clinton Street 1933 Stanzo Palumbo
	335 Clinton Street 1880s Harry C. Sharp & Family
	337 Clinton Street William F. Barnett 1880s-1890s
	338 Clinton Street Howard M. Potter 1880s-1890s
	343 Clinton Street 1929 Carmin A. Fuscellaro Sr. Family Carmin & Anna Fuscellaro George A. Fuscellaro Nettie Fuscellaro Carmin A. Fuscellaro Jr. Carmin Fuscellaro Sr. was a Camden Police Officer. Son Carmin Fuscellaro Jr. also became a Camden Police Officer. Son George Fuscellaro became a member of the Camden Fire Department.

400 Block of Clinton Street

424 Clinton Street

Dominick Lombardo

1920s-1930s

425 Clinton Street

Harry C. Richmond

432 Clinton Street

1888 David S. Paul

442 Clinton Street

1880 W. Penn Corson

442 Clinton Street

1906 William Perrit Family

William Perritt and Jessie Perritt

George Perrit

William Perritt Jr.

Annie Perritt

Ralph Perritt

Agnes Perritt

Roland Perritt

Photo from About 1894

Not Pictured: Agnes & Roland

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Ernest Stuebing Jr.'s Bar

521 South 5th Street
SW Corner of South 5th & Clinton Streets

500 Block of Clinton Street 512-532 Clinton Street
	510 Auburn Street 1890s-1900s William Meyer & Family 1890s-1900s Captain Howard J. Meyer
	512 Clinton Street Daughters of Sir Edward Carson Camden Courier-Post October 23, 1931
	512 Clinton Street VFW Post 2685 1959 Banquet Program Ad Click on Image to Enlarge
	516 Clinton Street Private William H. Bovell Jr.
AUXILIARY TO MEET Members of the Auxiliary to the B'Nai Brith wlll hold an executive board meeting tomorrow evening at the home of Miss Sarah Schatz, of 532 Clinton Street, this city.	516 Clinton Street Israel & Lena Schatz Sarah Schatz 1920s-1930s

Broadway & Clinton Street
	Broadway Elementary School Southeast Corner - 522 Broadway Photograph from 1893 Click on Image to Enlarge
	Broadway Elementary School Southeast Corner - 522 Broadway 1886-2004 Photographed 2003 Click on Image to Enlarge
	Looking North on Broadway Postcard was mailed in 1907 Based on Photograph taken from in front of the Broadway School after 1905 Click on Image to Enlarge
	Looking North on Broadway Postcard dates from about 1915 Based on Photograph taken from in front of the Broadway School Click on Image to Enlarge
	500 Block of Clinton Street as Seen Looking West from Broadway September 22, 2003 Lanning Square School in Background Click on Image to Enlarge

500 Block of Clinton Street 569-594 Clinton Street
	571 Clinton Street George W. Johnson
	578 Clinton Street 1880 Frank T. Lloyd
	578 Clinton Street 1956-1959 William H. Miller Miller Detective Agency
	582 Clinton Street Horatio Draper 1880s-1890s Agnes Draper 1880s-1890s
	582 Clinton Street George W. Anderson & Family 1900s-1920s George & Lizzie Anderson 1900s-1910s Herbert Anderson 1900s-1920s Russell J. Anderson
	590 Clinton Street Oscar A. Moore
	Tony's Grill 529 South 6th Street SW Corner of South 6th & Clinton Streets

500 Block of Clinton Street
569-594 Clinton Street

600 Block of Clinton Street
	603 Clinton Street Ralph Bakley 1927-1930s
	603 Clinton Street Frank S. Albright Lewis Albright 1890s
	606 Clinton Street Frank F. L'Esperance
	610 Clinton Street Elmer Ellsworth Stevens 1880
	610 Clinton Street Leonard Laurence Roray 1880s-1918
	617 Clinton Street 1910s-1930s Tenny & Lillie Hutchison & Family
	619 Clinton Street 1910s-1930s George Holl Hutchison HORSE-DRAWN WAGONS like this were used in the early 1900s by Victor Talking Machine Company to haul Victrolas. The work-day ended with delivery, of mail, about three or four small pouches and possibly a canvas sack of second class mail-Victor catalogues, to the old post office, 3rd and Arch Streets. A mailing department employee accompanied the driver on the trip. The former mail clerk, George H. Hutchison (center), of 120 Glenwood Avenue, MerchantvilIe, furnished the photograph.
	623 Clinton Street Robert C. Barr
3 BOYS ARRESTED, ONE AS BURGLAR Others Captured on Roof of Vacant House; Oldest 13 Three small boys were arrested last night as lawbreakers. John Greely, 13, of 419 Cedar Street, charged with malicious mischief and breaking and entering, was arrested by Detective John Kaighn on complaint of Carl H. Brummer, of 629 Clinton Street, manager of an American Store at Fourth and Elm Streets, who said he found the boy hiding in the cellar of the store. The other boys, Victor Linkletter, 13, and William Hoy, 12, both of 506 Penn Street, are charged with trespassing. They were arrested by Detective Sergeant Gustave Koerner and Detectives Kaighn and Frank Crawford, who from windows of the detective bureau in new city hall, said they saw the boys on the roof of a vacant three-story building at 427 Market Street. Climbing up the rear of the building they said they cornered the boys hiding behind a chimney, apparently planning to enter the building. All three will be arraigned in police court today.	629 Clinton Street 1924-1930s Carl Brummer Camden Courier-Post June 29, 1933
	629 Clinton Street 1924-1930s Fred G. Brummer Sr. 1924-1930s Fred G. Brummer Jr.
MRS. MARTHA J. WOOD The funeral of Mrs. Martha J. Wood, 81, for many years a resident of Camden, who died yesterday at the home of a daughter, Mrs. William E. Cross, 725 Park Avenue, Collingswood, will be held at 2 P.m. today. Mrs. Wood was the widow of Charles L. Wood, who died nine years ago. She was long active in the affairs of Tabernacle Baptist Church, as was her husband. She is also survived by another daughter, Mrs. Frank Griffiths, Collingswood, three sons, Frank G. and Herbert B. of Collingswood, and David of Woodlynne, and seven grandchildren.	639 Clinton Street 1900s-1924 Charles L. Wood cooper Camden Courier-Post June 21, 1933
Camden Railroad Collectors Boast Miniature Line of Own Annual Trip to New York Model Show Highlight In Fans' Activity; Group Has Many Counterparts Throughout Nation How would you like to have as your hobby the collection of railroads? Some people not only would like to, but do, and they're not giants of finance, either. Obviously, you can't collect full sized locomotives, cars and signals and place them in a book like a stamp collector. So the railroad fans have to content themselves with miniatures, going on excursions which the real railroads run especially for the purpose, just talking about the choo-choos and organizing model railroad clubs to further the hobby. The West Jersey Railroad Club, founded in 1935, is one of the "minnie" organizations. Located at 639 Clinton Street, it owns a partly completed line, known as the Delaware, Susquehanna & Western Railroad, which runs on a mythical route between .Philadelphia and Buffalo. This road in common with thousands of other such lines in all parts of the country, is an exact counterpart of a full-size railroad in nearly everything but size. It is no mere toy, nor do children have anything to do with it. Locomotives and cars are faithfully modeled after the "big fellows" In appearance and in construction details. Track is miniature "T" rail, spiked to creosoted wooden ties laid on a simulated gravel roadbed. Besides owning a model railroad, the club has the use of a large and rapidly growing library of steam and electric railway literature. A high spot in the club's activity is its annual trip to the New York Model Show. There, one of the world's. largest, most realistic and complex model railroads forms the main attraction in a huge exhibition of models which fascinates every railroad-minded spectator, besides those not so railroad-minded. This year the members plan to visit the show Feb. 20. The club meets at its Clinton Street headquarters every Wednesday evening and visitors are invited to attend. Officers are Thomas H. Clement, Camden, president; Raymond Harvey, Philadelphia, vice president; E. Lewis Pardee, 626 Park Avenue, Collingswood, secretary, and Edward Hilland, Camden, treasurer. Other members are: Warren Cook, Collingswood; N. W. Rehfuss and W. A. Zackon, Pennsauken; Robert Paget, Camden; William Megonigal, Upper Darby. Pa., and J. L. Starr, Haddon Heights..	639 Clinton Street 1929-1960s Harry L. Clement machinist 1935-1938 West Jersey Railroad Club Camden Courier-Post February 2, 1938
	650 Clinton Street McKenna's Cafe John F. McKenna Summer 2003 Click on Image to Enlarge

700 Block of Clinton Street
	701 Clinton Street Thomas W. Thornley 1890s
	705 Clinton Street Private First Class Horace E. Simpson
	717 Clinton Street Corporal Thomas P. Flaherty
	737 Clinton Street Woodrow C. Hughes 1887-1888

2800 Block of Clinton Street
	2835 Clinton Street
	2837 Clinton Street Christian Falarica 1931
	2880 Clinton Street

2900 Block of Clinton Street built after 1947
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	2910 Clinton Street 1970s-1990s Rev. Margaret Gantt
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	2936 Clinton Street 1969-1970s The Frank C. Adams Jr. Family
	2938 Clinton Street

3000 Block of Clinton Street built after 1947
	3001 Clinton Street
	3003 Clinton Street Leon F. Chudzinski 1950s-1961
	3005 Clinton Street
	3007 Clinton Street
	3010 Clinton Street
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