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Streets Fairview |
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Streets Fairview |
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FAIRVIEW STREET at one time ran east from Broadway, opposite the New York Shipbuilding Corporation shipyards, through to Mount Ephraim Avenue, south of the railroad tracks at Bulson Avenue and north of Morgan Street. It has lent it's name to the neighborhood between South Seventh and South 10th Street sometimes referred to as Morgan Village, and in time the name Fairview came to be applied to the much larger area built during the 1910s and afterwards originally known as Yorkship Village. The 500 block of Fairview Street was one of the blocks in what was known as "The Terraces", four blocks of row houses built that included the 500 blocks of Lester Terrace Gordon Terrace, and Woodland Avenue. Many of these homes had been abandoned by 1990, and were all for the most part razed by the end of the decade. The balance of the homes, perhaps a dozen or so, were acquired by local government had been taken down by the end of 2008. |
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Intersection of Broadway & Fairview Street |
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500 Block of Fairview Street |
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505 Fairview Street 1947 |
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507 Fairview Street 1947 |
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509 Fairview Street 1947 |
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511 Fairview Street 1947 |
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513 Fairview Street 1947 |
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515 Fairview Street 1924-1970s Left: John F. Dugan |
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517 Fairview Street 1947 |
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519 Fairview Street 1947 |
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527 Fairview Street 1947 |
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537 Fairview Street 1947 |
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543 Fairview Street 1931 John Barwick |
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Intersection of Fillmore Street & Fairview Street |
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500 Block of Fairview Street |
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550 Fairview Street 1947 |
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552 Fairview Street 1947 |
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554 Fairview Street 1947 |
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556 Fairview Street 1947 |
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558 Fairview Street 1947 |
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560 Fairview Street 1947 |
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562 Fairview Street 1947 |
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564 Fairview Street 1947 |
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Intersection of South 6th Street & Fairview Street |
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600 Block of Fairview Street |
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673 Fairview Street 1947 |
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674 Fairview Street 1918-1920s Peter
Gondolf two of his
children, Click on Image to Enlarge |
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674 Fairview Street 1918-1920s Richard B. Gondolf Sr. Click on Image to Enlarge
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674 Fairview Street 1928 Garfield Del Duca |
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676 Fairview Street |
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681 Fairview Street |
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683 Fairview Street |
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685 Fairview Street |
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687 Fairview Street 1914 William Scholl |
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689 Fairview Street |
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691 Fairview Street |
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693 Fairview Street |
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695 Fairview Street |
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697 Fairview Street |
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699 Fairview Street |
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Intersection of South 7th Street & Fairview Street |
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700 Block of Fairview Street |
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705 Fairview Street |
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707 Fairview Street |
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709 Fairview Street 1934 Charles Simonin |
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711 Fairview Street 1914-1915
Charles Ball |
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709 Fairview Street |
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714 Fairview Street |
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717 Fairview Street |
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741 Fairview Street 1919-1920 1924
John J. Greenan |
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FOUR MEN AND WOMAN ADMIT DISPUTE CHARGE Four
men and a woman were fined $25 each yesterday after they perplexed
Police Judge Pancoast
by pleading guilty to a disorderly conduct charge, but denied that
they had been disorderly. The
defendants are Joseph and William Greenan, brothers, 38 and 24,
respectively, both of, 741 Fairview street; Edward Covey, 24, of 2221 South
Seventh Street; Walter
Koscianski, 28, of 966 Bulson Street, and Mary Johnson, 18, of 224
Morris Street, Gloucester. They
were arrested Sunday night by Motorcycle Policeman Thomas
Kauffman at Tenth and Bulson Streets. Earlier, he had stopped them
on Admiral Wilson
Boulevard and because they had been drinking but were not
drunk, he told them to go home. Later someone called police headquarters and said that Kauffman was drunk. He was suspicious and arrested the five. Yesterday they pleaded guilty to charges of disorderly conduct, but denied they had telephoned headquarters or had done anything disorderly. |
741 Fairview Street Camden Courier-Post |
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750 Fairview Street 1924
William H. Greenan |
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742 Fairview Street |
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Intersection of South 8th Street & Fairview Street |
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800 Block of Fairview Street |
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801 Fairview Street 1947 |
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803 Fairview Street |
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805 Fairview Street |
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866 Fairview Street |
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807 Fairview Street |
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809 Fairview Street |
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813 Fairview Street |
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819 Fairview Street |
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830 Fairview Street |
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835 Fairview Street |
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856 Fairview Street |
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858 Fairview Street |
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861 Fairview Street 1920s 1960s-2009 |
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862 Fairview Street |
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866 Fairview Street 1940s-1950 |
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867 Fairview Street |
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868 Fairview Street |
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869 Fairview Street |
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870 Fairview Street |
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872 Fairview Street |
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873 Fairview Street 2007 Alfred E. King |
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874 Fairview Street |
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876 Fairview Street |
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Intersection of South 9th Street & Fairview Street |
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900 Block of Fairview Street |
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901 Fairview Street 1947 |
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903 Fairview Street 1920s-1940s Camden
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905 Fairview Street 1947 |
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907 Fairview Street 1947 |
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910 Fairview Street 1947 |
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913 Fairview Street 1947 |
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944 Fairview Street 1947 |
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946 Fairview Street 1947 |
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961 Fairview Street 1924 Alton I. Gilman |
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961 & 965 Fairview Street Click on Image to Enlarge |
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965 Fairview Street early 1920s-2000 Click on Images to Enlarge In 1920 census the family lived at 848 Tulip St. in Camden, having moved from Brooklyn. They are in the house by 1924. It was previously owned by the TICE family. My great grandfather William Henry Carson and his wife Mary Catherine nee Bridgeman lived there with their children Joseph (went by Ed), Mary, Cecilia, Harriet and Marjorie. After William died, Ed continued to live there with his mother. After she died and after Mary's husband died, Mary and Ed, brother and sister lived there until their deaths. Mary died in 1994 and Ed in 1997. The parents had left this house to their children and the children never sold it. This left my grandmother w/ the house. She died in 2000 and the house was sold to the trucking company for about 10k. It was demolished, and is now part of the trucking lot. Darbeau
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965 Fairview Street early 1920s-2000 Upper Left: Mrs. Mary Catherine Carson Click on Image to Enlarge Mary left some diaries that are in the Camden County Historical Society. They are from the 70's and she talks about the noisy kids in the band at the school across the street. She talks about going to the market and the prices of food. She talks about my uncle Ed walking across the bridge to go to Philly. She talks about the neighbors on Sylvan Street, the Stechs. They were robbed a few times, as they were easy prey, with their advanced age. My mother reports there was not a single thing in that house that was not broken. They talk about the noise and the exhaust fumes from the trucks. They were offered "good money" years earlier, when the trucking company actually wanted the land as they were the last to sell. The houses seen behind the parked car are on Sylvan Street. Darbeau
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965 Fairview Street 1947 Click on Image to Enlarge This picture shows 965 Fairview Street from the side, and the rear of a house on Sylvan Street, which also was razed for use by the trucking company. Darbeau
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Intersection of South 10th Street & Fairview Street |
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Intersection of Morgan Street & Fairview Street |
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Intersection of Arnold Street & Fairview Street |
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Intersection of South 12th Street & Fairview Street |
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Intersection of Patton Street & Fairview Street |
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Intersection of Wainwright Street & Fairview Street |
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Intersection of Denfield Street & Fairview Street |
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Intersection of Lakeshore Drive & Fairview Street |
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