Camden Streets - Elm Street

Intersection of Delaware Avenue & Elm Street
	Camden Foundry Company 1940s
	Riverfront State Prison 1980s-2006
	Riverfront State Prison 1980s-2006
Intersection of Point Street & Elm Street
	Southwest Corner Warren Webster & Company 1893-1923 Factory as it appeared in 1895. The front door of the factory was on Elm Street. Click on Image to Enlarge
	Northeast Corner 600 Point Street William G. Merkle saloon 1900s-1910s Caesar Campana Sr. Caesar's Grille-Caesar's Sandwich Shop 1936-1943 Johnny Moore's 1946-1970
	Northwest Corner 601 Point Street Peter Campana Family Caesar Campana Sr. 1910s-1930s
Intersection of North Front Street & Elm Street
	Northwest Corner 521 North Front Street David Payne Coal 1880s-1890s

100 Block of Elm Street
	100 Block Street North Baptist Church 1859-1860s
	106 Elm Street Vincent A. Tydeman 1947
	108-126 Elm Street Looking West on Elm Street from North 2nd Street April 18, 2004 Click on Image to Enlarge
	108 Elm Street Glenmore Stackhouse 1887-1888 Owen Stackhouse 1887-1891 Both were Camden Policemen
	110 Elm Street
	112 Elm Street
	114 Elm Street
	116 Elm Street
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	120 Elm Street
	121-127 Elm Street April 18, 2004 Click on Image to Enlarge
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	125 Elm Street
	126 Elm Street
	127 Elm Street
	198 Elm Street
	Looking West on Elm Street from North 2nd Street April 18, 2004 Click on Image to Enlarge
	Looking West on Elm Street from North 2nd Street April 18, 2004 Click on Image to Enlarge

200 Block of Elm Street
	200 to 212 Elm Street Looking East on Elm Street from North 2nd Street April 18, 2004 Click on Image to Enlarge
	211 to 231 Elm Street Looking East on Elm Street from North 2nd Street April 18, 2004 Click on Image to Enlarge
	200, 202 & 204 Elm Street Looking East on Elm Street from North 2nd Street April 18, 2004 Click on Image to Enlarge
	200, 202 & 204 Elm Street Looking East on Elm Street from North 2nd Street April 18, 2004 Click on Image to Enlarge
	200 Elm Street April 18, 2004 Click on Image to Enlarge
	200 Elm Street Samuel D. Payne Payne Print Shop 1920s-1959
	200-202 Elm Street April 18, 2004 Click on Image to Enlarge
	202 Elm Street Sergeant Max F. Moritz 1940s-1950 Sergeant Moritz was awarded the Distinguished Service Cross for bravery in action during World War I
	202 Elm Street William & Ella Hume 1940s-1950s
	200-202 Elm Street April 18, 2004 Click on Image to Enlarge
	204 Elm Street Charles Jefferson "Jeff" Kay 1900s-1910s
	206 Elm Street
	208 Elm Street
	210 Elm Street Millwood Truscott 1890s
	211 Elm Street Samuel E. Johnson 1940s-1960s
	212 Elm Street
	213 Elm Street
	215 Elm Street
	217 Elm Street
	219 Elm Street
	221 Elm Street Joseph A. Vermeeren Family 1920s-1960s
	227 & 231 Elm Street April 18, 2004 Click on Image to Enlarge
	217 to 231 Elm Street; 601-603 N. 3rd Street April 18, 2004 Click on Image to Enlarge

500 Block of Elm Street
	510 Elm Street Elm Theatre Click on Image to Enlarge
	510 Elm Street Elm Theatre Of course that reminds me of the Elm Theatre. Place was about three seats wide and five blocks long. Only it seemed that way!!! John Ciafrani December 2005
	511 Elm Street
	512 Elm Street
	513 Elm Street
	514 Elm Street
	515 Elm Street
	516 Elm Street
	517 Elm Street
	518 Elm Street
MRS. HATTIE COTTON The funeral of Mrs. Hattie Cotton, 49, of 519 Elm Street, who died Thursday, will be held at 2 p. m. Monday at Chambers Avenue and Washington Street. Burial will be private in New Camd en Cemetery. Mrs. Cotton was the wife of Frederick Cotton.	519 Elm Street 1933 Frederick & Hattie Cotton Camden Courier-Post June 3, 1933
	520 Elm Street
	521 Elm Street 1933 Frank Smith
	523 Elm Street
	524 Elm Street 1917 David J. Baxter Family David J. & Leta B. Baxtere Leta E. Baxter
	525 Elm Street
	526 Elm Street Thomas Homan 1910s-1920s
	527 Elm Street
	528 Elm Street Elisha A. Gravenor 1890s-1900s
	529 Elm Street
	530 Elm Street Otto & Wilhelmina Dreher Family Otto Dreher William G. Dreher Henry R. Dreher Clara Dreher Minnie Dreher 1900s-1930s
	530 Elm Street Sergeant Otto Dreher
	531 Elm Street
	532 Elm Street
HE'S NOT QUITE CERTAIN William P. Sweeten, 66, of 1245 Washington Street, was treated at Cooper Hospital yesterday for cuts of the nose and head after he had been found wan4erlng in the vicinity of Fifth and Royden streets. Detective Benjamin Simon declared Sweeten told varied incoherent stories of being robbed. This is an incorrect address. It does not exist. William Sweeten had lived at 533 Elm Street in the 1920s and early 1930s.	533 Elm Street 1920s-1930s William P. Sweeten Camden Courier-Post June 25, 1933
	533 Elm Street W. Earl Doan 1940s
	534 Elm Street
	535 Elm Street
	536 Elm Street
	537 Elm Street
	538 Elm Street
	539 Elm Street
MRS. IDA STARLIPER Funeral services will be held to morrow at 2 p. m. at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Morris H. Shinn, 539 Elm Street, for their daughter, Mrs. Ida Starliper, who died Tuesday. Burial will be in Arlington Mausoleum. Mrs. Starliper is also survived by her husband; Robert.	539 Elm Street 1933 Morris H. Shinn Camden Courier-Post February 3, 1933

600 Block of Elm Street
	601 Elm Street
	608 Elm Street
	609 Elm Street
	611 Elm Street
	613 Elm Street
	615 Elm Street
	616 Elm Street
	617 Elm Street
	618 Elm Street Private William Stanley Ablett
	618 Elm Street James John Ablett Family 1910s-1920s Benjamin F. Reighn Trucking 1947
	619 Elm Street
	620 Elm Street
	621 Elm Street
	622 Elm Street
	623 Elm Street
	624 Elm Street
	625 Elm Street Raymond C. Frech
	626 Elm Street
	627 Elm Street Dr. V.R. Stone 1890s
	628 Elm Street
	629 Elm Street
	630 Elm Street
	631 Elm Street
	632 Elm Street
	633 Elm Street
	634 Elm Street
	635 Elm Street
	636 Elm Street Conrad Hoer 1910s-1920s
	637 Elm Street
	638 Elm Street
	639 Elm Street
	641 Elm Street Albert York 1900s-1920s Mrs. Julienne Callahan 1947
	643 Elm Street
	645 Elm Street Frank & Emma Wandsleben 1920s-1940s Joe "Joe Wandy" Wandsleben 1920s-1930s
	600-638 Elm Street Everything standing on the south side of the 600 block of Elm Street was razed in the 1960s so that Northgate II could be built.

700 Block of Elm Street
	706 Elm Street
	708 Elm Street
	709 Elm Street
	710 Elm Street
	711 Elm Street
	712 Elm Street
	713 Elm Street
	714 Elm Street
	715 Elm Street
	716 Elm Street
	717 Elm Street
	718 Elm Street
	719 Elm Street
	720 Elm Street
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	724 Elm Street
	725 Elm Street
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	727 Elm Street
	728 Elm Street
	729 Elm Street
	730 Elm Street
HERBERT DUFFIELD Herbert Duffield, 44, of 731 Elm Street, employed as an instrument maker at the Frankford Arsenal, Philadelphia, died yesterday in West Jersey hospital. He had lived in Camden all his life. He is survived by his widow, Hilda. Funeral services will be held Thursday, p.m., at the funeral home of Joseph H. Murray & Son, 408 Cooper Street. Burial will be in New Camden cemetery.	731 Elm Street 1938 Herbert Duffield Camden Courier-Post February 8, 1938
	732 Elm Street
	733 Elm Street
	734 Elm Street
	735 Elm Street
	736 Elm Street
	737 Elm Street
	739 Elm Street

815 to 831 Elm Street
	815 Elm Street
	816 Elm Street
	817 Elm Street
	818 Elm Street
	819 Elm Street
	820 Elm Street Fred Rossi aka Pee Wee Ross 1940s
	821 Elm Street
	822 Elm Street
	823-825 Elm Street Wesleyan Methodist Church February 1938 Bible Presbyterian Church 1947 Camden Bible Tabernacle 2004
	824 Elm Street
	826 Elm Street
	827 Elm Street
	828 Elm Street
	829 Elm Street
	830 Elm Street The John Lord Kaighn Family John R. Kaighn Lewis S. Kaighn 1910s-1920s
	831 Elm Street

832 to 844 Elm Street
	832 Elm Street
	833 Elm Street 1947 John Bianchi 1969 Arthur Wood 1980 A. Class
	833 Elm Street 1980s Doña Tita Candelaria & Family Nereida Candelaria Julio Candelaria Tata Candelaria Carmin Candelaria Maribel "Chiquita" Candelaria Amparo Candelaria Olga Candelaria Lucy Candelaria Virginia Candelaria
	834 Elm Street
	835 Elm Street
	836 Elm Street 1947-1977 George E. Houck
	837 Elm Street
	838 Elm Street
	839 Elm Street Neil Deighan Richard Deighan 1910s-1920s
	839 Elm Street Private John T. Deighan
	840 Elm Street Private First Class Robert E. Watkins
THIEVES ROB BAKERY AND GROCERY STORE While bakers were at work in an other part of the building, thieves entered the bakery of William Spengel, 825 Broadway, at 6.30 a. m. yesterday and stole $18 from a cash drawer. The theft was discovered when an employee, about to give change to a customer, found the money gone. Thieves who entered the grocery store of Herman Kaimowitz, Ninth and Elm Streets, during the night, tore a pay telephone station from the wall and took it with them. A quantity of cigarettes also was stolen. The windshield from the automobile of Earl Calhoun, Haddon Heights, was stolen while the machine was parked on Broadway near Market Street.	841 Elm Street Hyman P. Kalmowitz (also spelled Karmowitz & Kaimowitz) Grocery 1933-1947 Courier-Post June 29, 1939
JOHN W. PETERS Funeral services for John W. Peters, 64, of 842 Elm Street, who died last Saturday in Cooper Hospital. will be held tomorrow, 2 p. m., at 453 South Sixth Street. He was a resident of Camden all his life. Surviving are his widow. Mary, two sons, John W. Jr., and William, four daughters; Mrs. Wallace Phifer, Mrs. John Stipps, Miss Anna Peters and Miss Anna Vandergrift, and a brother, William Peters. Burial will be in New Camden Cemetery.	842 Elm Street John W. Peters 1938 Courier-Post February 9, 1938
	844 Elm Street

914 to 928 Elm Street
	914 Elm Street
	916 Elm Street
	918 Elm Street
	920 Elm Street
	922 Elm Street
	923 Elm Street
	924 Elm Street
	925 Elm Street
	926 Elm Street 1929 Edward Chambers
Use of 'Cheaters' Fails to Deceive Judge's Memory The changeable eyesight of chronic offenders doesn't fool Police Judge Gene R. Mariano one bit. Two men arrested as drunk and disorderly tried It In police court today but didn't get to first base. Instead, they got jail terms. Several weeks ago Wesley Pigwood, 44, of 2390 Farragut Avenue, received a suspended sentence. Yesterday he appeared before Judge Mariano wearing smoked glasses. "You can't fool me," Mariano said. "You were arrested three weeks ago and I gave you a chance. Now you’ll go to jail for 30 days." Henry Brownson, 58, of 926 Elm Street, tried the same trick, with reverse English. Wearing glasses, he received a suspended sentence several weeks ago. Yesterday without glasses, he was haled before the court again. Mariano recognized him and sentenced him to 15 days.	926 Elm Street 1938 Henry Brownson Camden Courier-Post February 1, 1938
	926 Elm Street 1947 Arthur A. Olsson Albert Olsson George A. Ollson
	927 Elm Street
	928 Elm Street

929 to 947 Elm Street
	929 Elm Street
	930 Elm Street
	931 Elm Street
	932 Elm Street
	933 Elm Street
	934 Elm Street
	935 Elm Street
	936 Elm Street Woodrow & Marie Fairess 1937-April 1943 Shirley, Marie, Woody, Warren and Bud Fairess Location unknown, 1951 Click on Image to Enlarge
	936 Elm Street
	937 Elm Street
	938 Elm Street
	939 Elm Street James McSparrin 1947 William McSparrin 1939
	940 Elm Street
	941 Elm Street Frank Sheridan 1932
	942 Elm Street
	943 Elm Street
	944 Elm Street
	945 Elm Street
	947 Elm Street

600 Block of Elm Street - July 4, 1972

"Master streams from street level go into service ion upper floors of fire dwellings, as "Truckies" in background prepare for main ladder service. Units operating at front of properties in above photo are Engine Company 1 and Ladder Company 3. Apparatus appearing in photo is a "Reserve series Ladder" on loan to the Camden Fire Department from the City of Brotherly Love. Fire occurred on 4 July 1972 at 6th and Elm Streets on Camden's North Side, and damaged ten dwellings before being confined, a Second Alarm for Box #1213 was required to control this worker." Photo Courtesy of R. Bartosz.

"Above photo clearly illustrates magnitude of fire at rear of properties in the 600 block of Elm Street on 4 July, 1974. A common cockloft and a "good start" were responsible for the above scene, which produced a tough service for all hands involved. Fire resulted in one civilian death and numerous injuries to members." Photo courtesy of R. Bartosz"

Camden Courier-Post - February 6, 1934

BANDIT'S BULLET HALTS PURSUERS
Two Youths Escape After Robbing North Camden Grocery Store

A bullet whizzing past them caused several men to cease pursuit of two bandits on Elm street near Ninth Saturday night after the pair had obtained $18.75 in the holdup of a grocery store proprietor at 841 Elm Street.

The victim was Herman Kalmowitz, whose store was broken into and robbed twice recently. Kacmowitz said the two youths, about 17 years old, entered and asked for candy. When he started to get it, one pointed a pistol at him and demanded that he "stick 'em up."

While the one "covered" him the with the weapon, the other robbed the cash register. As they fled, Kalmowitz ran after them screaming. His alarm attracted the attention of several men passing, who started in pursuit of the bandits east on Elm street. One fired a pistol, however, and the men abandoned the chase.

The youths were about five feet five, Kalmowitz said, and wore gray caps. One had a dark gray overcoat and the other's was a light gray.

Detectives Joseph Carpani and Sylvester McGrath are investigating.

A purse-snatching and theft of a leather bag from an automobile also were reported to police. The theft of brass and copper fittings also is under investigation with a 17-year-old youth under arrest.

Anna Whiteman, 16, 1606 Pershing Street, reported that two boys, about 15, snatched her purse containing $1 while she walked with a companion, Ada Hans, 16, of 1342 Lansdowne Avenue, on Lansdowne near Norris Street. She pursued the boys but was compelled to give up the chase when she slipped and fell.

A black leather bag was stolen from the car of Frank Grotaski, of Cape May, parked Saturday night at Fifth and Arch Streets. The door of the car was forced open. The empty bag, minus clothes and letters it had contained, was found later by two boys in an alley on South Sixth street, near Stevens.

At liberty, under $500 bail, George Dotterer, 17, of 928 North Twenty-fourth street, is charged with larceny, although the brass and copper fittings he is suspected of stealing have not been identified as to ownership.

Dotterer was arrested by Patrolman Herbert Bott when the youth asked for aid in recovery of the fittings from a junk man to whom he had "sold" the goods. He said the man, George Elliott, of Twenty-fourth and Pierce avenue, kept the fittings and refused to pay him.

Bott presumed after examining the fittings "they could not have been picked up as junk" and arrested the youth in the belief they had been stolen from the Pavonia railroad shops. Detective Sergeant Joseph Tully declared the fittings had not been stolen from the shops. The boy is to face Police Judge Garfield Pancoast this morning.

Intersection of North 3rd Street & Elm Street
	600 North 3rd Street Pasquale 'Pat' Iarossi
	227 & 231 Elm Street; 601-603 N. 3rd Street Mancine's Liquor Store April 18, 2004 Click on Image to Enlarge
	227 & 231 Elm Street; 601-603 N. 3rd Street Mancine's Liquor Store April 18, 2004 Click on Image to Enlarge

300 Block of Elm Street
	305 Elm Street
	310-320 Elm Street Looking East on Elm Street from North 3rd Street April 18, 2004 Click on Image to Enlarge
	310 Elm Street
	312 Elm Street
	314 Elm Street 1950s-1958 Russell J. Anderson
	316 Elm Street
	318 Elm Street
	320 Elm Street Harry B. Maxwell Camden Fire Fighter 1929
	322 Elm Street
	324 Elm Street
	326 Elm Street
	328 Elm Street

400 Block of Elm Street
	403 Elm Street
	405 Elm Street D. Somers Risley Conveyancer, real estate, and insurance Treasurer- West Jersey Title & Guaranty Company Sarah Risley Wallace Risley 1880s-1890s
	407 Elm Street
	408 Elm Street John A. Rogers 1900s-1910s
	409 Elm Street William J. Lorigan 1890s
	411 Elm Street
	412 Elm Street
	413 Elm Street
	414 Elm Street
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	416 Elm Street
	418 Elm Street
	420 Elm Street
	422 Elm Street

800 to 814 Elm Street
	801 Elm Street Litwin Brothers' Market 1960s-2000s
	803 Elm Street
	804 Elm Street
	805 Elm Street
	806 Elm Street
	807 Elm Street
	808 Elm Street
	809 Elm Street
	810 Elm Street
	811 Elm Street
	812 Elm Street
	813 Elm Street
	814 Elm Street

Intersection of North Front Street & Elm Street
	Elm Street

Intersection of North 2nd Street & Elm Street
	Northeast Corner North 2nd & Elm Street April 2, 1912
	Northwest Corner North 2nd & Elm Street Imex Corporation imprinters 1947

Intersection of North 4th Street, Main Street, & Elm Street
	Elm Street

Intersection of North 5th Street & Elm Street
	Elm Street

Intersection of North 6th Street & Elm Street
	Southwest Corner 538 North 6th Street John L. Colsey Dry Goods 1880s-1890s Arthur Colsey 1880s-1890s Samuel Molotsky 1947
	Southeast Corner Northgate II Apartments 1950s-2006

Intersection of North 7th Street & Elm Street
	Southwest Corner Northgate II Apartments 1950s-2006

Intersection of North 8th Street & Elm Street
	Southwest Corner 547 North 8th Street Litwin's Market 1940s-1960s
	Southwest Corner 801 Elm Street Litwin Brothers' Market 1960s-2000s

Intersection of Linwood Street & Elm Street
	Elm Street

Intersection of North 9th Street & Elm Street
	Elm Street

Intersection of Borton Street & Elm Street
	Elm Street

Intersection of North 10th Street & Elm Street
	Elm Street

Intersection of North 11th Street & Elm Street
	Elm Street