Camden Streets - Kaighn Avenue

Unit block of Kaighn Avenue
	2 Kaighn Avenue Ferry Hotel aka Joseph Kaighn House The Ferry Hotel at the foot of Kaighn Avenue and near the Ferry House, was built in 1864 by Dorman & Stout, the contractors for the owner, John E. Reese. Hugh Miller was the first proprietor and kept it until 1868, when it was leased to John Bamford, who has since conducted it. -History of Camden County, New Jersey George Reeser Prowell, 1886 John Bamford operated the Ferry Hotel until it was razed in 1889, when the Atlantic City Railway Company, a subsidiary of the Reading Railroad, laid tracks so as to connect with the ferry at Kaighn's Point.
	South-East Corner of Front Street & Kaighn Avenue South Ferry Hotel aka Joseph Kaighn House Built prior to the Revolutionary War, during the British occupation of Philadelphia one of their cannon balls pierced the brick wall of the chimney, and rolled out on the hearth of the open fireplace. As a relic connecting Camden’s history with the events of the Revolution it was exhibited at the great Sanitary Fair, held in Logan Square In Philadelphia, in 1864, which realized over $1,000,000 in aid of the sick and wounded Union soldiers of the Civil War. The South Ferry Hotel, located at the southeast corner of Kaighn Avenue and Front Street, has been known to the citizens of Camden as a hotel, and its gardens as a place of resort, for more than a century (1886). Originally it was a farmhouse built by one of the Kaighn family’ the exact date when it was converted into a hotel is unknown, but the names of the landlords are familiar to the old residents, and include Adon Wills, Ebenzer Toole, Captain George Bender, Hewlings Haines, Aaron Hillman William Bryant, John Kinsell, Daniel W. Beckley, Abraham Smith, Sothron Norcross, ex-Sheriff Leeds, Daniel Wells, William Sands, Theodore Krug, and the present proprietor, John Korn When first opened as a hotel it was close by the river-bank, and the ferry-boats, when started, had their slip across the street. The hotel is now nearly two squares away from the Kaighns Point Ferry, the intervening ground having being filled in and built up to within a short distance of the ferry slip. It, however, still retains the name of South Ferry Hotel. A century ago it was a famous place of resort in the summer days for citizens of Philadelphia. -History of Camden County, New Jersey George Reeser Prowell, 1886 John Korn 1885-1889 William Brosch 1889-1891 Click on Image to Enlarge
	25-35 Kaighn Avenue Photo dated 1907 Click on Image to Enlarge
	25 Kaighn Avenue 1929 gone
	27 Kaighn Avenue 1929 Vacant
	29 Kaighn Avenue 1929 gone
	31 Kaighn Avenue 1929 Vacant
	32-34 Kaighn Avenue 1862-1890 John Cooper Cooper, Stone, & Company Coal & Hardware 1929 gone
	35 Kaighn Avenue 1883-1884 Theodore Krug 1918-1919 George Brehm 1926-1931 C. Leonard Brehm 1929 Weiner & Cornfeld offics of produce business 1947 Gone Photo dated 1907 Click on Image to Enlarge
	42 Kaighn Avenue 1929 Morris Bloom produce

100 block of Kaighn Avenue
	101 Kaighn Avenue 1890-1891 George H. Howard Cigars 1918-1919 Anton A. Fredericksen Saloon 1920-1927 Unknown Management Saloon 1928 James L. Hawkins Saloon Closed September, 1928 after gangland murder of Joseph "Mose" Flannery 1929 Vacant 1947 Building was gone Click on Image to Enlarge
	103 Kaighn Avenue 1918-1919 Mary Conway Saloon 1926 Leonard Holmes Cafe 1929 Vacant 1947 Gone
	105 Kaighn Avenue 1900s-1910s Joseph M. Zinger restaurant 1929 Vacant
	107 Kaighn Avenue 1900s-1910s Nicholas Purcell restaurant 1929 Joseph M. Zinger restaurant
	109 Kaighn Avenue 1929 Mrs. Mary E. Conway
	111 Kaighn Avenue 1929 James Kozanas restaurant
	112 Kaighn Avenue 1880s-1890s Thomas Daley, Blacksmith 1929 Gone
	115 Kaighn Avenue 1929 James Earley Thomas Daley, Blacksmith
WOMAN IS ARRESTED IN SLAYING OF MAN Madeline Slaughter, 28, of 819 South Second Street, was arrested in Philadelphia yesterday at the request of Camden police, who charged her with manslaughter in the death; December 12, of Jerry Brisbane, 36, of 115 Kaighn Avenue. The Slaughter woman waived extradition and was brought to Camden by Detectives Clifford Carr and Donald Swissler. They signed a complaint charging, her with stabbing Brisbane during an argument at his home. He was dead when discovered by the proprietor of his rooming house, Charles Stewart.	115 Kaighn Avenue 1937-1938 Charles Stewart roominghouse 1937 Jerry Brisbane Camden Courier-Post February 5, 1938
	125 Kaighn Avenue 1939 James J. Irwin Tavern 1947 Aero Model Supply
	127 Kaighn Avenue 1880 Warren S. Thompson
POLICE CAN’T STOP RELIGIOUS RACKETS Prosecutor's Office Indicates Law Is Powerless to Act The Philadelphia district attorney's office is powerless to curb racketeers so long as they operate under the guise of a religious organization, That, was admitted yesterday by Patrick J. McKewen, chief of the Philadelphia county detectives, who acted as spokesman for the prosecutor's office. McKewen made the statement when questioned upon what action would be taken against Nicholas Cavallucci, founder and president of the "Home Missionary Relief Worker's Association, Inc." alleged racketeering charity organization, Cavallucci has established a network of 10 "missions" employing nearly 200 solicitors on a fifty-fifty basis. The charity association was exposed Monday by newspapers. Following the expose, McKewen admitted that Cavallucci's activities have been under police surveillance for some time and that the "mission" head, recently had been taken to the Philadelphia district attorney's office on charges of running a punch-board racket, Cavallucci was released when he promised to discontinue this sideline. Camden headquarters of the association, 131 Kaighn Avenue, was dark last night and no one answered the door bell.	131 Kaighn Avenue 1931 Home Missionary Relief Worker's Association, Inc. Nicholas Cavalucci William W. Jones
I remember my Grandfather talking about the restaurant he owned around 2nd and Kaighn Avenue. It was called "Purcell's Seafood House", and I vaguely remember seeing a photo of my Grandfather standing in front of two large plate glass windows, with the entrance in between them, and a large fern on a pedestal in each window. He was rather short and rotund and had a large white apron on and was smiling with his hands on his hips. He was old and blind when I was a young child (born in 1937) but he told such interesting stories. His marriage certificate dated 1905 to Miss Katie Sullivan states his occupation as "restaurant keeper" in Camden, NJ. I remember being told the restaurant failed because "the ferry closed down when the bridge opened up" and he was never the same after that. Alicemary McCue Pacella July 2008	133-135 Kaighn Avenue 1914-1930s Purcell's Seafood House Nicholas Purcell
	137 Kaighn Avenue 1930 Calvin & Mathilde Brong Cigar Store Corporal Francis J. Marshall
	140 Kaighn Avenue 1918-1919 Jacob Hoffman Saloon 1947 No Listing
	141 Kaighn Avenue Northwest Corner of South 2nd Street & Kaighn Avenue 1887-1906 Camden National Bank
	141 Kaighn Avenue 1947 Gaudio Brothers Wholesale Produce

200 block of Kaighn Avenue
	200 Kaighn Avenue 1947 Weiner & Cornfeld wholesale fruit Click on Image to Enlarge
	201 Kaighn Avenue 1908-1959 Victoria Hotel 1966 No Bar Listed Click on Image to Enlarge
	200-210 Kaighn Avenue Swisco Inc. aka Storm Window Service Co. 1959-2006 Click on Image to Enlarge
	201 Kaighn Avenue 1908-1959 Victoria Hotel 1966 No Bar Listed Click on Image to Enlarge
	201-203 Kaighn Avenue Camden Cold Storage & Sales Room Camden Courier-Post August 1, 1933 Click on Image to Enlarge
	207 Kaighn Avenue 1947-1956 Cashan & Company, Inc. food products
	207 Kaighn Avenue 1947-1956 Cashan & Company, Inc. food products
Intersection of Kaighn Avenue & Pavonia Street
	Looking South on Pavonia Street from Kaighn Avenue December 22, 2005 Pavonia Street was once known as Kaighn's Alley
	210 Kaighn Avenue 1924 Reliable Coat Company clothes manufacturer
WASHING OF WINDOWS STARTS BURGLAR ALARM A watchman washing windows set off the burglar alarm at the Trueline Cloak Company, 210-14 Kaighn avenue, at 3 a, m. yesterday. A squad of motorcycle policemen and detectives hurried to the place when word was received at police headquarters that the alarm was ringing. Herbert Fuller, the watchman told the police that he forgot to shut the alarm, off before he started washing the windows.	210-214 Kaighn Avenue 1929-1933 Tru-line Cloak Company Camden Courier-Post June 8, 1933
	210 Kaighn Avenue 1947 Louis Seltchik Inc. clothes manufacturer
	211 Kaighn Avenue mid 1880s - early 1940s W.S. Thompson Druggist & Livery January 27, 1939 Banquet Program Ad
	214-216 Kaighn Avenue 1947 Camden Bag & Paper Co.
	215-221 Kaighn Avenue William J. Cooper Co. 1890-1930s Click on Image to Enlarge
	218 Kaighn Avenue 1947 Holy Trinity Baptist Church
	228 Kaighn Avenue
I remember my Grandfather talking about the restaurant he owned around 2nd and Kaighn Avenue. It was called "Purcell's Seafood House", and I vaguely remember seeing a photo of my Grandfather standing in front of two large plate glass windows, with the entrance in between them, and a large fern on a pedestal in each window. He was rather short and rotund and had a large white apron on and was smiling with his hands on his hips. He was old and blind when I was a young child (born in 1937) but he told such interesting stories. His marriage certificate dated 1905 to Miss Katie Sullivan states his occupation as "restaurant keeper" in Camden, NJ. I remember being told the restaurant failed because "the ferry closed down when the bridge opened up" and he was never the same after that. Alicemary McCue Pacella July 2008	229 Kaighn Avenue 1904-1910s Purcell's Seafood House Nicholas Purcell
	230 Kaighn Avenue
	232 Kaighn Avenue
	228, 230, & 232 Kaighn Avenue
	233 Kaighn Avenue
	235 Kaighn Avenue
Intersection of Kaighn Avenue & Hyde Park Street
	Hyde Park Street Frank H. Smith
	237 Kaighn Avenue
	241 Kaighn Avenue
	242 Kaighn Avenue
	243 Kaighn Avenue Frank H. Smith
	247 Kaighn Avenue 1890 George Belz Bakery 1890s-1930s August Freitag Family Bakery August & Pauline Freitag Harry August Frietag Matilda Freitag Martin Emma Freitag Pauline Freitag 1895-1897 Pauline Freitag b. 1898 Elizabeth Freitag Julia Freitag Norcross 1927-1930s Harry August Freitag Bakery August Frietag is great-grandfather to George E. Norcross III
	247 Kaighn Avenue 1947 Frank Gour variety store 1947 Camden Clown Club
	250 Kaighn Avenue
Intersection of Kaighn Avenue & Locust Street
	Looking West on Kaighn Avenue From 273 Kaighn Avenue April 1, 2005 Click on Image to Enlarge
	251-259 Kaighn Avenue July 1984 The Water Tower was still under construction Click on Image to Enlarge
	251-259 Kaighn Avenue April 1, 2005 Click on Image to Enlarge
	251-1/2 Kaighn Avenue 1887-1891 Peter D. Strang, who later founded P.D. Strang & Son Coal at 212 Mechanic Street 1918-1919 George E. Kadisch Saloon 1926-1931 Stephen Jolowy Cafe 1939-1947 John J. Stevenson 1947 Jacob Wise Locust Grille 1956 Green Goose Cafe 1966-1984 Brownie's Green Goose Cafe
	252 Kaighn Avenue 1918-1920 Harry F. Fricke Saloon 1926 Frank Auletto Cafe
	253 Kaighn Avenue 1933 Frank Praissman
	254 Kaighn Avenue 1933 Acme Beef Company
	254 Kaighn Avenue 1936 Camden Bottling Company Benjamin P.Rosensweig
	255 Kaighn Avenue 1880s-1900s Benjamin M. Braker
	256 Kaighn Avenue 1933 James Bieri
	258 Kaighn Avenue 1920s-1930s Private Charles A. Brunk
	259 Kaighn Avenue 1885-1887 Camden National Bank
	259 Kaighn Avenue November 30, 1965
	260 Kaighn Avenue 1888-1900 Dr. John D. Leckner
	263, 265 & 267 Kaighn Avenue July 4, 1984
February 20, 1936 G. O. P. CLUB PLANS PARTY The Fifth Ward Women's Republican Club will hold a card and radio party at its clubhouse at 263 Kaighn Avenue tonight. Mrs. Flora Hyatt, county committeewoman, is chairman of the committee.	263 Kaighn Avenue 1936 Fifth Ward Republican Club
	265 Kaighn Avenue 1888-1900 Dr. John D. Leckner
	271 Kaighn Avenue 1913-1921 Women's Home Ministry Society of the Methodist Episcopal Church
	273 Kaighn Avenue 1952-2005 Duro Plating Co. Click on Image to Enlarge
	273 Kaighn Avenue 1952-2005 Duro Plating Co. Click on Image to Enlarge
	273 Kaighn Avenue 1952-2005 Duro Plating Co. Joe Minesalle April 1, 2005 Click on Image to Enlarge
	273 Kaighn Avenue 1952-2005 Duro Plating Co. Joe Minesalle April 1, 2005 Click on Image to Enlarge
	273 Kaighn Avenue 1933 Joseph Maister
	277 Kaighn Avenue 1947 Kaighn Avenue Methodist Church
	278 Kaighn Avenue Kaighn Mansion -1921 Deaconess Home of the Methodist Episcopal Church 1921-1925 Building razed, new building erected on same site
	278 Kaighn Avenue The Neighborhood Center originally known as the Deaconess Home of the Methodist Episcopal Church 1925 - present April 1, 2005 Click on Image to Enlarge
DEACONESSES TO MEET The Deaconess' Board of the Women's Home Missionary Society will meet tomorrow morning at 10.30 o'clock in the Deaconess' Home, 278 Kaighn avenue. Mrs. C. Brinkman, the president, will preside.	278 Kaighn Avenue Deaconess Home of the Methodist Episcopal Church Camden Courier-Post June 20, 1933
	286 Kaighn Avenue 1910s - early 1920s James A. Howell Click on Image to Enlarge
MRS. CECELIA SHULTZ TO BE BURIED MONDAY Funeral services will be held at 2 p. m. Monday for Mrs. Cecelia M. Schultz, 45 of 286 Kaighn Avenue, matron at the Cooper Recreation Center, Third and Kaighn Avenue, Mrs. Schultz died Thursday. Mrs. Schultz is survived by her husband, Frank M. Schultz, two daughters, Isabella and Martha; a son, Richard; two sisters, Mrs. Frank Wurtz and Mrs. Charles Brunk, and a brother, Arthur Naylor. She was a sister of the late Patrolman Charles M. Naylor, who was killed in an automobile accident on White Horse pike May 18, 1930, and who was often referred to as "Camden's most popular policeman,"	286 Kaighn Avenue 1924-1930s Frank & Cecelia Shultz Camden Courier-Post June 24, 1933
	288 1/2 Kaighn Avenue 1926-1929 Anthony McNulty Cafe
	291 Kaighn Avenue Auerbach Family Simon Auerbach 1890s-1900s Benjamin Auerbach 1900s-1910s
	295 Kaighn Avenue 1933 Joseph Berezty
	299 Kaighn Avenue 1870s-1880s Dr. Henry H. Davis 1906-1955 Becky Silverman Family Rochester Men's Clothing aka Rochester Formal Wear Left: Owner Herman Levin standing in front of his store at the corner of Kaighn Avenue and South 3rd Street Click on Image to Enlarge Leonard Levin - Myron Levin

300 block of Kaighn Avenue
	Looking West on Kaighn Avenue South 3rd Street & Kaighn Avenue March, 2005 Click on Image to Enlarge
	300 Kaighn Avenue 1919-1920 Rowland Haines 1933 Sturm's Drug Store 1947 Rogers Clothing Inc. 1969 C. McBurrows
	301 Kaighn Avenue 1947 M & S. Soffer & Sons meats 1969 C. McBurrows
	302 Kaighn Avenue 1919-1920 Harry Boody 1947 Jack's Groceries Jacob Melnichcuk 1969 Ray Smith 1969 William Smith
	301-315 Kaighn Avenue Photo Taken July 1984
	303 Kaighn Avenue Auerbach Family Philip Auerbach 1890s-1910s
	303 Kaighn Avenue 1939 Lauraine Bieri 1940 Joseph Pierzinski 1943-1947 Charles Redemann 1947-1970 Three-O-Three Bar 1978-1981 Togetherness Bar Click on Image to Enlarge
	304-306 Kaighn Avenue 1910s - Late 1970s Soffer Electric Supply Co Fannie Soffer January 27, 1939 Banquet Program Ad
	306-308 Kaighn Avenue 1919-1920 Samuel Gordon
	307 Kaighn Avenue 1888-1889 Robert Mitchell Saloon 1918-1919 Martin A. McNulty Saloon After Prohibition, Martin A. McNulty went into the hardware and home furnishings business. He resided here until at least 1959. 1920s-1947 Martin A. McNulty Hardware & Home Furnishings 1969 B. L. Law
	310-312 Kaighn Avenue 1940s-1990s R. Cavallo & Sons Inc. 1959 Banquet Program Ad Click on image to Enlarge
	311 & 313 Kaighn Avenue Auerbach Family Frank & Katie Auerbach Sam Auerbach 1900s-1920s
	313 Kaighn Avenue Metropolitan Pocket Billiards 1900s-1920s
	314 Kaighn Avenue 1919-1920 Rafael Cavallo 1947 Anthony Cavallo 1969 Melvin Ray Sr.
	315 Kaighn Avenue Auerbach Family Lewis & Anna (Auerbach) Blumstein
	315 Kaighn Avenue Samuel Richardson men's clothing Camden Courier-Post August 14, 1933
	313-315 Kaighn Avenue 1947 Charles Mignone real estate 1947-1969 Nicholas Mignone insurance 1947-1980s Camden Florists Supply 1956-1980s World Travel Agency
	316 Kaighn Avenue 1919-1920 Israel Stein
	317 Kaighn Avenue William Greenberg 1930s-1940s Camden High school Purple & Gold Yearbook Ad February 1940
	317 Kaighn Avenue 1969 W. W. Williams 1969 D. Hill 1980 No listings
	318 Kaighn Avenue 1907-1909 Dr. Henry Stanley Riddle 1919-1920 George Blaker roofer 1933 Charles A. Bieri Bar
	319-325 Kaighn Avenue Photo taken July 1984
	319 Kaighn Avenue Bodner Upholstery Company Philip & Sadie Bodner 1947
	321 Kaighn Avenue 1959 Sam'sClothing & Formal Wear
	322 Kaighn Avenue 1938 Morris Goldstein
GIRL GOES SWIMMING; POLICE START SEARCH Police were asked last night to search for a 16-year-old girl, missing from her South Camden home since Thursday. The girl is Mary Gordon of 323-1/2 Kaighn Avenue. She left home on Thursday with the intention of visiting Blackwood Lake for a swim. Her father, Benjamin, told police she has left home on previous occasions and stayed several days. State police last night began to search the bungalow section of Blackwood Lake	323-1/2 Kaighn Avenue
	324 Kaighn Avenue 1933-1947 Wil-Sol Jeweler Israel Stein
	325 Kaighn Avenue 1947 Harold Smiler second-hand furniture 1959 B. Gordon men's wear
	325-1/2 Kaighn Avenue 1933-60s Herman Zelnick shoes 1969 Wilena Brown 1969 Mrs. A Carmichael
	326 Kaighn Avenue 1947 Bill's Barber Shop Pellegrino Mignone
	327 Kaighn Avenue 1947 Camden Floor Covering warehouse
	328 Kaighn Avenue 1919-1959 Koch Printing House Inc. Charles J. Koch 1969 R.H. Rossi
	329 Kaighn Avenue 1960-1963 Robison's Typewriter Repair
	329 Kaighn Avenue 1947 Sigmnund Hermann mens' clothing 1960-1963 Robison's Typewriter Repair typewriter & cash register repair 1969 No listing Photo Taken July 1984 Click on image to Enlarge
	330 Kaighn Avenue 1918-1969 Louis Hess Family Louis & Sadie Hess Milton J. Hess Gertrude Hess The Hess family operated a business selling tile, linoleum and other floor coverings. After Mr. Hess passed, daughter Gertrude, who married Harold Friedman, operated the business. On September 8, 1969 Gerrude Friedman was robbed, raped and murdered by Leroy Snyder. Snyder confessed to this and six other killings. He was sentenced to 3 life terms and died in prison. Photo Taken July 1984
	331 Kaighn Avenue 1942-1971 Morris Creskoff jewelry & watch repair Photo Taken July 1984 Click on image to Enlarge
	333-335 Kaighn Avenue Lichtensteins's February 17, 1928 Camden Courier-Post Ad
	333-335 Kaighn Avenue Camden Storage Co. Furniture Camden Courier-Post June 7, 1933
	333-335 Kaighn Avenue Camden Storage Co. Furniture January 27, 1939 Banquet Program Ad
	333-335 Kaighn Avenue 1947 Allen Furniture Company Harry Friedberg 1956 Wil-Sol Store jewelry 1959s-1970 Wil-Sol Allen Furniture Company Photo Taken July 1984 Click on image to Enlarge
	336 Kaighn Avenue 1880 George S. Dilmore
	334-336 Kaighn Avenue 1920s-1960s Kaighn Avenue Plumbing Supplies Camden Courier-Post February 7, 1938
	336 Kaighn Avenue 1978-1993 Swisco, Inc. Photo Taken July 1984
	337 Kaighn Avenue 1900s-1910s William B. Stephens
	337 Kaighn Avenue Max Zubrow 1919 Banquet Program Ad Click on image to Enlarge
	337 Kaighn Avenue 1947-1969 Harry & Sophie Goldman furniture Photo Taken July 1984 Click on image to Enlarge
	338 Kaighn Avenue 1947 David Harris house furnishings 1969 A. Carson Photo Taken July 1984
	339 Kaighn Avenue George S. Dilmore Saloon 1890s-1900s
	339 Kaighn Avenue William M. Dilmore William M. Dilmore Bottling Company 1890s-1900s
	339 Kaighn Avenue Baltimore Clothing House Jake Levin & Son 1919 Banquet Program Ad Click on image to Enlarge
	339 Kaighn Avenue 1919-1969 Baltimore Clothing House 1947-1969 Morris Levin Photo Taken July 1984 Click on image to Enlarge The Levin family's Baltimore Clothing House became, over the years, a tuxedo rental business. The Levins founded Rochester Formal Wear in Pennsauken after World War II. The Camden store closed shortly after the October 1969 New Jersey Bell Telephone Directory was published.
	340 Kaighn Avenue 1947 George Zeitz
	340 Kaighn Avenue January 25, 1962 Click on image to Enlarge
	340 to 304-306 Kaighn Avenue January 25, 1962 Click on image to Enlarge
	340 Kaighn Avenue 1980 Dallas Gifts Photo Taken July 1984
	341 Kaighn Avenue 1914 Joseph Palese bar 1918-1919 Lawrence Palese bar
	341 Kaighn Avenue 1918-1919 Lawrence Palese 1934-1990s Camden Bar & Restaurant Supplies Inc. Camden Courier Post May 19, 1964
	277 to 341 Kaighn Avenue Photo Taken July 1984 Click on image to Enlarge
	341-347 Kaighn Avenue 1934-1990s Camden Bar & Restaurant Supplies Inc. Photo Taken July 1984 Click on image to Enlarge
	342 Kaighn Avenue 1933 Abram Lewis 1947 Philip Bitman wholesale onfections
	344 Kaighn Avenue 1924-1980 Hyman Lewis Family
	344 Kaighn Avenue Max Lewis 1926 Camden High School Purple & Gold Yearbook Click on Image to Enlarge
	346 Kaighn Avenue 1900s-1920s Premium Tea Co. 1900s-1920s Michael Furer 1900s-1920s Jacob L. Furer
	346 Kaighn Avenue 1940s-1950s- Clipper's Esso gas station
	346-332 Kaighn Avenue Photo Taken July 1984 Click on image to Enlarge
	346-332 Kaighn Avenue Photo Taken July 1984 Click on image to Enlarge

Postcard Views of the Reading Terminal at Kaighn Avenue
The Reading Terminal & Ferry
The Camden Passenger Terminal of the Reading Railroad
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Intersection of Newton Avenue & South 4th Street
	Looking Northeast along Newton Avenue from South 4th Street & Kaighn Avenue September 2003 Click on Image to Enlarge
	Looking Northeast towards Kaighn Avenue & Newton Avenue from in front of 1211 South 4th Street 1955 Click on Image to Enlarge
	Looking Northeast towards Kaighn Avenue & Newton Avenue from in front of 1211 South 4th Street 1140 South 4th Street 1955 Amoco Gas Stattion 1970s-1980s EJay's Auto Repair Click on Image to Enlarge Note at left the public drinking fountain for people and horses that stood at the intersection of South 4th Street and Kaighn and Newton Avenues. This fountain was moved in the 1980s and now stands on Broadway near Sacred Heart Church.

Intersection of Kaighn Avenue & South 4th Street
	Southeast Corner 400 Kaighn Avenue 1887-1888 William J. Houck 1918-1940 Carl Stahl 1943-1959 Ward's Cafe 1964-1984 Lobey's Bar Gina's Bar Lefty's Tavern Big Ed 400 Club Top Photo taken July 1984 Bottom Photo taken November 10, 2003 Click on Image to Enlarge
	Northeast Corner 401 Kaighn Avenue 1919 Kline's Shoes 1960s-1977 P&S Supply Company party supplies Phil & Sophie 1984 B & R Discount Company Click on Images to Enlarge For many years you could still see trolley tracks going up Kaighn Avenue and then branching off down Newton Avenue.
	Northwest Corner This building was at one time called Furley's Hall Photo taken July 4, 1984 Click on Image to Enlarge
	Southwest Corner Photo taken July 4, 1984 Click on Image to Enlarge
	Southwest Corner Esso Gas Station 1960 The gas station building is off to the right, the wall of the building in this picture is 1211 South 4th Street, Joseph Nazzario's barbaer shop. Note in the upper righthand corner the "Public Telephone" sign Click on Image to Enlarge
	Southwest Corner mid-1960s After the gas station was razed (the outline of the building can be seen on the wall at rear of photo), the lot was used for parking by Camden Bar & Restaurant Supply, which was located across the street on the northwest corner of South 4th Street & Kaighn Avenue. Click on Image to Enlarge

400 block of Kaighn Avenue
	400 Kaighn Avenue Lobey's Bar aka The Four Hundred Club 1887-1888 William J. Houck 1918-1940 Carl Stahl 1943-1959 Ward's Cafe 1964-1984 Lobey's Bar Gina's Bar Lefty's Tavern Big Ed's The Four Hundred Club Photo Taken July 1984 Click on image to Enlarge
	400 Kaighn Avenue Photograph taken November 10, 2003 Click on Image to Enlarge
	401 Kaighn Avenue November 11, 2003 At the intersection of South 4th Street, Newton Avenue & Kaighn Avenue Click on image to Enlarge
	401 Kaighn Avenue Kline's Shows 1919 Banquet Program Ad Click on image to Enlarge
	403-1/2 Kaighn Avenue 1906 A.J. Yinger & Co. Cigars Alice J. YInger & William B. Stephens