Unit Block of Market Street Click on Image to Enlarge
	1-31 Market Street Victor Talking Machine Company RCA Victor Inc. The Victor Apartments
	2 Market Street 1947 Anthony Mattia Restaurant
	4 Market Street 1947 New Ridgeway Barber Shop
	5-7 Market Street 1887-1891 James F. Shannon restaurant, wines and liquor
	6 Market Street 1947 Jason Distribiting Co. Wholesale Liquors
	8 Market Street 1870s-1890s West Jersey Stove Works William H. Allen 1872 Camden City Directory Ad
	8 Market Street 1870s-1890s West Jersey Stove Works William H. Allen 1882-1883 City Directory Advertisement 1880-1890 Charles H. Allen & Family Charles H. & Ann Allen Charles H. AllenJr. Rosanna Allen William H. Allen Charles H. Allen was the son of WIlliam H. Allen. He lived on premises at the family's business location, then moved to Mt. Royal, New Jersey in the 1890s
	8 Market Street Camden Heating Company 1905-1955 George Frederick Kappel & George W.A. Kappel Camden Courier-Post Newspaper Ad January 1928
	Camden Heating Company 1905-1955 George Frederick Kappel & George W.A. Kappel Camden Courier-Post Newspaper Ad June 1, 1932
	8 Market Street Camden Heating Company 1905-1955 George Frederick Kappel & George W.A. Kappel 1955 New Jersey Bell Telephone Yellow Pages Ad
	9 Market Street 1880s-1890s George C. Grant saloon
	9-1/2 Market Street 1880s-1900s A.C. Lamar 1880s-1900s Standard Window Glass Co. Horse cars furnished public transportation in Camden until 1896 when trolleys took aver. Seating about 25 persons, the cars were operated by Camden Horse Railroad Co., whose franchise was taken over by Public Service. In addition to destination signs, an advertisement was carried along the top. From the 1880s through at least 1906, Alonzo C. Lamar's paint supply business was on Market Street just east of Delaware Avenue, where RCA Victor buildings now stand. He also operated the Standard Window Glass Co. out of the same address. This photograph, from about 1881, was submitted to the Courier-Post in the 1950s by Mrs. S. E. Southard, of Wenonah.
	10 Market Street 1955 Seibert Corporation 1955 New Jersey Bell Telephone Yellow Pages listing
	11 Market Street Peter C. Verga's Modern Cafe & Restaurant
	14 Market Street Pennsylvania Bottling & Supply Co., Ltd., Oscar Weidenhammer 1902-1912
	14 Market Street West Jersey Wagon Works Lumber & Storage warehouse Rudolph Preisendanz Sr. 1913 Camden City Directory Ad
	15-17 Market Street West Jersey Wagon Works Jacob Rettberg 1860s-1893
	15-21 Market Street Rudolph Preisendanz Sons Rudolph Preisendanz Sr. 1890s-1920s1913 Camden City Directory Ad
	16 Market Street 1947 T. Lee Haines Inc. Paint
	18 Market Street 1918-1921 Harry J. Thompson Saloon 1926-1931 William J. Thompson Saloon
2 NABBED UNLOADING BEER BEHIND CAFE Arrested by Federal agents from the Camden headquarters while unloading beer on George Street, in the rear of Thompson's Cafe, 18 Market Street, two men were held last night for hearings today before U. S. Commissioner Wynn Armstrong. The men are Angus Patterson, 44 of 816 South Fourth Street, and Paul Moore, 33, of 2992 Constitution road.	18 Market Street Camden Courier-Post October 31, 1931
	18 Market Street 1947 Otto Steiner Bakery
	18 Market Street 1950-1951 Elmer Parker Luncheonette & Cigar Store Benjamin Dzick Edward Shapiro John Moffa Elmer Parker
	19 Market Street 1929 J. Frank Shellenberger Photo taken August 19, 1929 Click on Image to Enlarge
	20 Market Street 1911-1915 Frank Grundy restaurant Philadelphia Inquirer June 1, 1911 John Cherry Oscar Lawhead
	20 Market Street 1911-1915 Frank Grundy restaurant Philadelphia Inquirer February 3, 1915
	20 Market Street 1936 Victor Cafe 1940 Charles Harris Saloon 1947 Mazer's Brass Rail Bar 1954-1959 Sparkler's Brass Rail Bar 1966-1970 Brass Rail Liquors Bar & Liquor Store
	21 Market Street 1929 Terminal Delicatessen Photo taken August 19, 1929 Click on Image to Enlarge
A. McCULLY & SONS, HARNESS MAKERS 22 MARKET STREET A way back in 1860 Mr. A. McCully established the business which bears his name. The founder is now deceased, the firm consisting of his son, W. A. McCully and Eli T. Garrison, who succeeded to the proprietorship on his death, last September. The large three-story structure, 22 Market street, with a frontage of 25 and a depth of 110 feet, is occupied entire, and an extensive business is done, fifteen employees being kept constantly at work in its spacious, work-rooms on the second and third floors. The sales- rooms and offices occupy the entire first floor, and are handsomely fitted up with samples of the stock manufactured and carried, embracing everything in horse furnishings ,of all possible grades and prices. Complete sets of harness or portions of a horse's equipment, such as collars, saddles, blankets, whips, sheets, robes, fly-nets, lap-rugs, etc., are here displayed in infinite variety. Both of the young and energetic proprietors are natives of Camden, and highly respected in both social and business circles.	22 Market Street 1860-1890 A. McCully & Sons Historical and Industrial Review of Camden, New Jersey Camden City Board of Trade, 1890
	22 Market Street Lenox Hotel William Kilderry 1910s-1920s Mrs. Sarah Kilderry 1910s-1924 Victory Restaurant 1927-1929 Nicholas Kouvatos
	23 Market Street Jesse Pratt 1890s-1900s coal
	24 Market Street 1920-1930s Camden Wallpaper Company
	24 Market Street 1924 Camden Wall Paper Company Thomas J. Wark
	25 Market Street John W. Cheney insurance Millwood Truscott insurance 1880s-1890s
	26 Market Street 1888 William G. Hillman
	26 Market Street 1947 New York Restaurant
	27 Market Street Robert Freeman Thomas Freeman Real Estate
	28 Market Street 1936-1970 Coney Island Bar Inc. 1939-1943 William Swetkoff 1947-1970 Paul W. Swetkoff 1955 New jersey Bell Telephone Yellow Pages Ad
	28 Market Street 1955 Philadelphia Wall Paper Company 1955 New Jersey Bell Telephone Yellow Pages Ad Click on Image to Enlarge
	30 Market Street 1947 Camden Wall Paper Company Thomas J. Wark Click on Image to Enlarge Officer John Ferry, on motorcycle duty in front of Camden Wallpaper Co. at 30 Market Street, 1937
	31 Market Street Augustus Reeve Pea Shore Brick & Terracotta Works 1866-1890s
	32 Market Street 1905 Mrs. Margaret Larzalere Philadelphia Inquirer February 15, 1905 LInden Street Dr. William S. Jones
	32 Market Street 1927-1929 Mrs. Sarah Kilderry restaurant 1947 New York Restaurant Peter A. Kalos
	34 Market Street 1872 Brewer & Fitzgerald 1872 Camden City Directory Ad
	34 Market Street 1870s-1890s William Bleakly lime & cement
	37 Market Street 1906 W.R. Brice rooming house Philadelphia Inquirer August 4, 1906

100 & Block of Market Street
	100 Market Street Campbell Soup Philadelphia Inquirer March 20, 1918
	101 Market Street 1885-1913 R.S. Bender & Son bookbinders Robert S. Bender
	103 Market Street 1873-1877 Trade Insurance Company 1887-188 Louis Herbst's City Hotel 1890-1891 William F. Sanders Saloon 1918-1919 Frank Hecht Saloon 1920s Campbell Soup Plant
	104 Market Street Herbert N. Moffett Architect 1926
	105 Market Street D.H. Condit & Co. General Insurance Daniel H. Condit & Edward N. Cohn
	105 Market Street Roberts & Cohn real estate company Edward N. Cohn Joseph E. Roberts Sr. 1880s-1890s
	106 Market Street Howard M. Cooper 1870s-1914
	106 Market Street Thomas Ellis French 1876-1914
	106 Market Street Bailey & Nelson William T. Bailey & A.B. Nelson Construction & Real Estate 1880s-1890
	107 Market Street 1880 James B. Dayton lawyer
	111 Market Street 1880 Charles T. Reed lawyer
	111 Market Street 1906 South Jersey Construction Ad from 1906 Telephone Directory Click on Image to Enlarge
	112 Market Street 1866-1889 Louis Herbst's City Hotel Saloon 1890-1891 William F. Sanders City Hotel Saloon
	112 Market Street 1903 William Moebius City Hotel Saloon Philadelphia Inquirer January 20, 1903
	112 Market Street 1917-1919 Frank Hecht City Hotel Saloon Nick Aracio O. Glenn Stackhouse Harry Vliet South 4th Street
	112 Market Street 1920s Campbell Soup Plant
	113 Market Street 1912 Gaskill's Hotel Camden Post Telegram October 31, 1912
	115 Market Street 1880 Charles Kalt & Family upholsterer Charles & Eliza Kalt Charles Kalt Frederick W. Kalt George Kalt Eva Kalt Edward Kalt Belle Kalt
	117 Market Street 1880 Isaac Seligman cigar manufacturer
	119 Market Street 1812-1922 National State Bank 1922-1928 First Camden National Bank & Trust
	120 Market Street 1880 Lewis Linkenhiel Saloon 1881-1882 John Daniel Hann Saloon 1883-1884 Henry Schulz Saloon
	121 Market Street 1880 Peter L. Voorhees lawyer
	122 Market Street 1910-1920 Howard Harrington & Family Howard & Margarette Harrington Howard F. Harrington
	123 Market Street 1880 William Calhoun Camden County Sheriff
	123 Market Street 1912 William Morgan Philadelphia Inquirer January 17, 1912
	124 Market Street 1890-1910s Frank X. Braun Tailor Otto E. Braun Click on Image to Enlarge Caption is in error, according to Census & Sity Directories
FRANK X. BRAUN, MERCHANT TAILOR 124 MARKET STREET AMONG the many stores that have been established in the past year, few have been more successful than Mr. F. X. Braun. This estimable gentleman opened here last September, and has since met with .great success. The store occupied is about 20 x 25 feet in dimensions. Here. may be found one of the choicest selections of Foreign and Domestic Worsted Suitings. Mr. Braun numbers among his customers some of the best and most stylishly dressed men in the city Six capable work-people are constantly employed. Mr. Braun is a thoroughly practical man. He is a native of Germany, coming here about nine years ago.	124 Market Street 1890-1910s Frank X. Braun Tailor Otto E. Braun 1890 Historical & Industrial Review of Camden, N.J.
	124 Market Street 1917 Phillipo Del Guerra Philadelphia Inquirer July 17, 1917 Margaret Del Guerra - Lino Battaloni Philip Schmitz - North Front Street
	125 Market Street 1880 John B. Wood dentist
	125 Market Street 1890 Starr Building 1890 Kelly's Shoe Factory Philadelphia Inquirer march 29, 1890
	125 Market Street 1894-1900 Camden Manual Training & High School
	127 Market Street 1880 Abraham Browning lawyer
	100 Market Street Campbell Soup Company
	100 Market Street L3 Communications

200 Block of Market Street
	Market Street Looking East from North 2nd Street 1893 Click on Image to Enlarge Click Here to Supersize Image
	200-415 Market Street 1926 Click on Image to Enlarge
	200-202 Market Street 1918-1947 Kernan's Cafe 1918-1930 Owen Kernan 1939-1947 Joseph B. & James P. Kernan
	201 Market Street 1882 W. Elwood Campbell
	201 Market Street 1887-1888 John F, Shannon saloon
	201 Market Street 1936-1940 Delight Grill 1939 Nicholas Stafre & Christopher Manou
	203 Market Street 1947 Johnnie's Bar
	203 Market Street 1954-1959 Sylvera Bar & Liquor Store
	203 Market Street 1964-1977 J Bar & Liquor 1990s-2000s Hank's
	201-205 Market Street At some point 201 & 203 Market Street were merged into one business, 205 Market Street was later acquired and merged in.
	203 Market Street 1990s-2000s Hank's
	204 Market Street 1880 Thomas Hollins Thomas & Annie T. Hollins George Hollins Frank Hollins Harry Hollins
	204 Market Street 1947 T.L. Bear Jeweler
	205 Market Street John W. Wescott Lawyer 1880s 1947 Camden Wholesale Confection & Tobacco Company
	201-203-205 Market Street 1978-2006 Hanks Bar & Grill Click on Image to Enlarge Photo from 2004 Courtesy of Craig Campbell
	206 Market Street 1910s-1950s Braun's Tailors
	207 Market Street J. Willard Morgan 1877-1890s
	207 Market Street Lawrence Burton Reader 1908-1918
	207 Market Street Charles M. Abrahamson 1924-1926
	207 Market Street Corporal Edward L. Golden 1929-1930s
	207 Market Street James Burlotos Fruits 1947
	207 Market Street 1947 Fruit Basket Shop 1955 New Jersey Bell Telephone Yellow Pages Ad
	208 Market Street 1947 Cocosis Brothers Restaurant
	209 Market Street 1932-1947 \|New Deal Restaurant Nicholas Kouvatas Photo from about 1932-1933 Click on Image to Enlarge
	210 Market Street 1915-1919 Frederick G. Moebius Saloon Philadelphia Inquirer June 13, 1915 Click on Image for Complete Article
	210 Market Street 1928 Paul Draper Beauty Parlor 1947 Campbell Soup Plant
	211 Market Street 1878 Isaac Lovett Sr. & Family Isaac Lovett Jr. 1934 The Oasis Bar 1947 Champion Shoe Repair
	213 Market Street Late 1880s Richard A. Wills Plumbing Supplies 1890-1891 John McCormack's Saloon Richard Daly
	213 Market Street 1912 Gaskill's Hotel Camden Post-Telegram October 14, 1912
	214 Market Street
	214 Market Street 1890-1908 Christopher C. Chew aka Chew's Bee Hive dry goods After 1908 Baker-Flick Company 214 Market Street is the taller building at to the right in the picture. Christopher C. Chew had it built around 1889-1890 when he expanded the family business from 216 Market. See 214 & 216 Market Street for further information about this address
	215 Market Street 1928 Lindley's Marble Front Restaurant Camden High School 1928 Purple & Gold As Click on Image to Enlarge
	215 Market Street 1947 Charles F. Albrecht Billiards 1947 S.C. Baylin Radio Repair
	217 Market Street 1927-1928 Joseph Welch 1947 Angles Restaurant
	201-217 Market Street July 25, 1976 Fire at 205 Market Street Click on Image to Enlarge
	216 Market Street 1866-1887 John F. Chew & Son Christopher C. Chew dry goods John F. Chew opened the store on Market Street in 1866. It operated under this name into 1887. Ad from 1883 City Directory
	214 & 216 Market Street 1888-1908 Christopher C. Chew dry goods C.C. Chew took over the business after his father's death in 1882, and by 1890 had expanded the business to 214 Market Street. After C.C. Chew's death in 1899, his wife Jennie ran the business. The store was also known as Chew's Bee Hive... note the hive in front of the fourth floor window. Picture from Historical & Industrial Review of Camden, New Jersey 1890
	214-220 Market Street After 1908- Late 1930s Baker-Flick Company. The Chew business was purchased by George C. Baker and John A. Flick in 1908 and was known in Camden into the late 1930s as the Baker-Flick Company.
	214-220 Market Street 1940s Golden Rule Store closed by 1947
	216 Market Street 1888-1899 Christopher C. Chew dry goods The name of the business changed shortly after the 1887-1888 City Directory was compiled.
	218-220 Market Street 1888-1898 John H. Chew dry goods Destroyed by Fire, night of November 28, 1898 Philadelphia Inquirer November 29, 1898 Samuel S. Elfreth
	219 Market Street 1890 James Dunn 1920s-1933 Joseph D. Wenzelle "bookie" 1930s-1947 Oscar G. Bendler Cigars Click on Image to Enlarge
	221 Market Street 1947-1955 Visceglia Brothers Barbershop 1947 Camden Athletic Corporation promoters Click on Image to Enlarge 2004 Photo 221 is white building at far left
	222 Market Street 1947 Campbell Soup Company Employees Entrance
	223 Market Street 1924-1947 Joseph Mayer baker
	223 Market Street 1947 Joseph Mayer Bakery Click on Image to Enlarge 2004 Photo 223 is red building, second from left
	224 Market Street 1880 Frederick Himmelein Sr. & Family Frederick & Helena Himmelein John Himmelein Lizzie Himmelein Frederick Himmelein Jr. Lena Himmelein
	224 Market Street 1883-1884 Edward Rimke Saloon
	224 Market Street Columbia Hotel 1887-1901
	224 Market Street 1887-1906 Columbia Hotel 1906 Camden City Directory Ad Click on Image to Enlarge
	224 Market Street 1918-1921 John Reilly Saloon 1936-1943 Hi Hatters Club Hi-Hat Grill 1956 High Hat Club 1959-1984 Bell Bar
	225 Market Street 1906 Daniel H. Sharp Ad from 1906 Telephone Directory Click on Image to Enlarge
	225 Market Street 1947 Kathleen Callahan residence Click on Image to Enlarge 2004 Photo 225 is tan building with green bay window
	226 Market Street 1947 Leon Wanicur Luncheonette
CALEB PARREY, FLOUR, FEED AND GRAIN, 227 MARKET·STREET. THIS gentleman has been established since 1850, and occupies a salesroom 40X20 feet in dimensions which is admirably adapted to the purpose for which it is used. Flour, feed and grain are the staple articles handled. In Flour, a specialty is made of bag trade in which form quite a large quantity is sold Corn, oats, bran and cut feed are among the stock carried. The proprietor, Mr. Parrey, is a native of Lancaster County, Pa.,and has been a resident of Camden since 1850. He is regarded as a business man of uncommon sagacity and energy and the goods coming from his place can be relied upon to be as represented.	1880s-1890s Caleb Parry Flour, Feed and Grain Historical and Industrial Review of Camden 1890
	227-229 Market Street 1936 West Jersey Cafe Shamus Maguire, proprietor 1939-1947 Homo's Charles Marion, proprietor 1954-1977 Terminal Bar & Liquor 1990-2004 Market Street West Click on Image to Enlarge 2004 Photo 227-229 is L-shaped building at right
	228 Market Street James Rufus Eastlack grocer 1880s-1890s Click on Image to Enlarge
	228 Market Street Thomas S. Pancoast Confectioner 1908-1923 Click on Image to Enlarge
	228 Market Street Joseph H. Deacon Co. Joseph H. Deacon Leather Goods 1920s-1970s Click on Image to Enlarge
	228 Market Street Joseph H. Deacon Co. Joseph H. Deacon Leather Goods Camden High School 1928 Purple & Gold Ad
	229 Market Street 1931 Jerry Baehr Tall Cedars of Lebanon, Camden Forest No. 5 6th Annual Show Program "The More The Merrier!" April 23-24-25, 1931
	229 Market Street Frank's Beauty Salon 1955 New Jersey Bell Telephone Directory Yellow Pages Ad
	230 & 228 Market Street Joseph H. Deacon Co. Joseph H. Deacon Leather Goods Click on Image to Enlarge 1926 Photo
	230 Market Street William Williams Carpenter & Builder Click on Image to Enlarge Photo circa 1896
	231 Market Street Marcouse Building
	232 Market Street Louis B. Humphreys Real Estate & Insurance 1880s -1960s Click on Image to Enlarge Photo circa 1896
	232 Market Street 1947 Minnesota-Connor Mines Inc (this became the 3M Corporation- PMC)

300 Block of Market Street
	300 Block of Market Street Looking East from in front of 225 Market Street 1900 Click on Image to Enlarge
	300 Block of Market Street Looking East from in front of 228 Market Street 1908 Click on Image to Enlarge
	300-415 Market Street 1926 Click on Image to Enlarge
	301-333 Market Street 1926 Click on Image to Enlarge
	300 Market Street 1947 New Jersey State Unemployment Compensation Commission Regional Auditing Office
	300 Market Street West Jersey Title & Guarantee Co. 1888-1950s 1955 New Jersey bell telephone Yellow Pages Ad Click on Image to Enlarge
	301 Market Street Security Trust Building 1886-2006 Arthur Truscott, architect Francis D. Weaver and John W. Wescott Lawyers 1890s Click on Image to Enlarge
	301 Market Street Security Trust Building Samuel J.T. French Sr. and Samuel T.J. French Jr. Lawyers 1910s-1970s Photo from 1926 Click on Image to Enlarge
	301 Market Street Security Trust Building Photo from 2001 Click on Image to Enlarge
	301 Market Street Security Trust Building Photo from 1926 Click on Image to Enlarge
	301 Market Street Security Trust Building Photo from 1926 Click on Image to Enlarge
	300 Market Street 1950s-1980s Burd Wallpaper & Floorcovering Co. 1955 New Jersey bell telephone Yellow Pages Ad Click on Image to Enlarge
	301 Market Street Security Trust Building Burd Wallpaper & Floorcovering Co. 1959 Banquet Program Ad Click on Image to Enlarge
	304-306 Market Street 1947 Irene A. Clow, Notary 1947-1955 New Jersey Corporate Guarantee & Trust
	307 Market Street 1897-1901 Fisler & Walton Real Estate and Insurance Canwill T. Fisler Howard C. Walton
	307 Market Street 1920s Lewis Liberman Click on Image to Enlarge
	307 Market Street 1928 Miller, Mayhew & Thompson Inc. Camden High School 1928 Purple & Gold As Click on Image to Enlarge
	307 Market Street 1947-1955 Charles W. Russ & Company insurance 1955 New Jersey Bell Telephone Yellow Pages Ads
	307 Market Street Lawrence Liberman 1920s 1947 "The Cramer Building" 1947 Harker Associates William T. Harker consulting engineers 1998-2006 Hector's Place grocery Photograph March 16, 2003
	308 Market Street 1928 Parrish & Read, Inc. Camden High School 1928 Purple & Gold As Click on Image to Enlarge
	309 Market Street 1870s-1885 Dr. James A. Armstrong Druggist Click on Image to Enlarge
	309 Market Street Fithian Simmons undertaker 1890s-1918 Click on Image to Enlarge
	309 Market Street Simmons & Taylor undertakers Fithian S. Simmons January 27, 1908 Newspaper Ad Click on Image to Enlarge
	309 Market Street Wilmer Mason Wheeler undertaker 1918-1920s
	309 Market Street Fithian S. Simmons Co. 1918-1920s Camden Courier-Post February 22, 1927
	309 Market Street 1947 Attilio C. Marino lawyer 1947 Bart A. Sheehan lawer 1947 Charles L. Rudd lawyer 1947 Thomas M. O'Neill Company accountants
	310 Market Street 1940s-1980s Clan Manufacturing Company Janitorial Supplies 1955 New Jersey bell telephone Yellow Pages Ad Click on Image to Enlarge
	310 Market Street 1940s-1960s Clan Manufacturing Company Janitorial Supplies May 19, 1964 Camden Courier-Post Newspaper Ad
	311 Market Street Camden Opera Company 1887-1889 John Fort, president H. F. Hunt, vice president Richard Fetters Smith, treasurer Jehu Evans, secretary
	311 Market Street Jorge's Beauty Salon 2003 Photograph March 16, 2003
	312 Market Street D.A. Henderson & Co. Insurance February 20, 1909 Camden daily newspaper ad Click on Image to Enlarge
	312 Market Street 1924 TAYLOR HALL 1924-1929 William E. Lovett Jr. Plumber 1924 Modica & Rosa Shoemakers 1929 Ralph Fabio Shoe Repair 1924-1929 Joshua C. Jefferis real estate 1924-1929 Howard L. Miller lawyer 1924-1929 Francis G. Homan lawyer 1924 Clemson C. England constable 1929 Rieger & Gretz Brewing Company
	312 Market Street Unemployed Union of New Jersey Frank J. Manning 1933
	312 Market Street Young People's Socialist League 1932-1933
	312 Market Street 1947 Jehovah's Witnesses 1947 Robert C. Perina accountant 1947 Frederick Rein real estate 1947 Mrs. Margaret Krause
	313 Market Street First Lieutenant Frank W. Davis
	313 Market Street 2005 Photo Courtesy of Craig Campbell
	313 Market Street Photograph March 16, 2003 1923-? Robert D. Clow Jr. Insurance
F. ZENNECK, CONFECTIONERY, 314 MARKET STREET One of the best known Candy stores, both wholesale and retail, in this section, is that of Mr. F. Zanneck. This genial and courteous gentleman opened the business here in 1887, and has since become most favorably thought of. The store proper is about 20 x 30 feet in dimensions, with a large work room in the rear. All the candy is manufactured on the premises, and is always sure to be pure, as it is all under the strict supervision of the proprietor himself. All kinds of candy is kept- Mixtures, Taffies and Stick Candy. When running normally, two skilled workmen are constantly employed. Mr. Zenneck is a native of Germany. He was a resident of Philadelphia for some time before coming here to reside	314 Market Street 1887-1890 F. Zenneck Confectionary Historical and Industrial Review of Camden, New Jersey Camden City Board of Trade, 1890
	314 Market Street Freeman Brothers Real Estate & Insurance Clarence Freeman Edgar Freeman 1914 - late 1930s Click on Image to Enlarge
	315 Market Street Cooper B. Hatch Company Cooper B. Hatch Real Estate & Insurance 1910s-1920s
	315 Market Street Cooper B. Hatch Company Joseph H. Forsyth Real Estate & Insurance 1910s-1920s
	315 Market Street Creely & Shirley Inc. Office Supplies Camden Courier Post Ad February 20, 1936
	315 Market Street 1955 Pilgrim Steel Company 1955 New Jersey Bell Telephone Yellow Pages Ad
	315 Market Street Dr. Henry Francis Hunt 1880s-1895 Dr. Willis H. Hunt 1878-1900 E.R. Morehouse 1926 Building Photograph March 16, 2003
	315 Market Street 1932 E.R. Morehouse Company Camden Courier-Post June 1, 1932
	315 Market Street 1933 Creeley & Shirley Commercial stationers Camden Courier-Post June 8, 1933
	315 Market Street 1941 M.F. Van Istendal Jr. Camden Courier-Post July 5, 1941
	316 Market Street 1955 Fischer Candies Charles W. Fischer 1955 New Jersey Bell Telephone Yellow Pages Ad
	317 Market Street John F. Harned 1880s-1893 George H. Pierce 1890s-1900s Henry Ford Stockwell 1890s-1924 Edwin G. C. Bleakly 1904-1924 Harold W. Bennett 1936
	317 Market Street George H. Pierce 1890s-1900s Henry Ford Stockwell 1890s-1924 Edwin G. C. Bleakly 1904-1924 The law firm founded by George Pierce took on H.F. Stockwell as a partner in the 1890s. The firm became Bleakly & Stockwell in 1904, and in 1923, with the addition of Albert E. Burling, Bleakly, Stockwell, & Burling. Later known as Bleakly, Stockwell, & Zink, the firm remained in business in Camden at 317 Market Street through at least 1977.
	318 Market Street 1908-1939 The Stag Cafe 1940 Mrs. Elizabeth C. Miller 1947-1956 Majestic Restaurant Click on Image to Enlarge
	319 Market Street 1883-1900 Frank P. Middleton Undertaker Frank P. & Mary Middleton Harry B. Middleton Mattie Middleton
	319 Market Street 1947 Edwin Segal Lawyer 1947 Albert B. Melnik Lawyer
	320 Market Street 1914-1915 John L. Semple Law Office of John L. Semple & J. Harry Switzer
	320 Market Street 191 1920-1922 Bronislaw Piontkowski 1947 Faith Tabernacle School 1930s-1940s S. Levy Company 1947 Milton Berger
MRS. WILLIAM L. DUVAL, CIGAR AND NEWSDEALER, 321 MARKET STREET. THIS business was established fifteen years ago by Mr. Duval, on whose decease in 1887, the present proprietress came into its possession. A very large stock of Cigars, Tobacco and Smokers' Supplies are constantly kept on hand, in addition to which a line of Periodicals, Stationer}', etc., is also carried. The proprietress, who is a native of Ireland, has been in this country for 25 years. She is an energetic, enterprising business lady, who richly merits the success she has attained in business.	321 Market Street 1874-1920 William Duval & Family tobacco & cigars In 1920 the business was moved to 226 North 7th Street Text from the 1890 Historical and Industrial Review of Camden, New Jersey
	321 Market Street 1923 Camden City Company real estate Walter D. Dunn Co. rugs Florentine Rug Co. J. Robley Tucker real estate Walls Real Estate Co. Walter S. Wolfe painter
	321 Market Street 1955 Michael Kouvata K Liquor Stores 1955 New Jersey Bell Telephone Yellow Pages Ad Click on Image to Enlarge
	322 Market Street R.N. Clifton chiropodist Camden Courier-Post Ad February 22, 1927

	322 Market Street Posternock Beauty Salon Camden Courier-Post Ad October 30, 1931
	322 Market Street 1947 Cecilia Bailie Corsetiers 1947 Floyd Straub 1947 Robert Clifton chiropodist
	322 Market Street 1955 Dewees Typewriter Company 1955 New Jersey Bell Telephone Yellow Pages Ad
	322 Market Street 1950s-1970s Dewees Typewriter Company Camden Courier-Post Ad June 6, 1960
	322 Market Street 1971 Dewees Typewriter Company August 4, 1971 Camden Courier-Post Newspaper Ad
	323 Market Street 1870s-1880s Richard Outwater 1947 Gem Products Sales Inc. soap manufacturers 1947 Tucker Realty Company 2004 Erenia Levinia
	323 Market Street 1955 Brunson Instrument Company 1955 New Jersey Bell Telephone Yellow Pages Ad
	324 Market Street Tommy the Barber mid 1930 - late 1940s 1947 also 5 apartments
	324 Market Street 1955 Betty & Stella Beauty Shop 1955 New Jersey Bell Telephone Yellow Pages Ad
	325 Market Street 1892-1896 Fisler & Walton Real Estate and Insurance Canwill T. Fisler Howard C. Walton
	325 Market Street George J. Hemmer, Caterer 1906-1914 Above: 1906 Telephone Directory Below: Camden Post-Telegram October 14, 1912
	325 Market Street 1947 Solomon Building In 1947 8 Offices
	325 Market Street 1955 Retailers Commercial Agency, Inc. 1955 New Jersey Bell Telephone Yellow Pages Ad
	325 Market Street 2005
	326 Market Street 1947 Amato's Italian Restaurant Anthony Amato
	327 Market Street Dr. Purnell W. Andrews Offices 1880s-1912
	327 Market Street Richardson A. Roberts lawyer 1919 Camden High School Purple & Gold Yearbook
	328 Market Street 1920s-2006 A.S. Woodruff Building Albert S. Woodruff 1947 Luethy & Flemming Lawyers 1947 Barney B. Brown Lawyer 1947 Carl Kisselman Lawyer 1947 Albert E. Heal Jr. Lawyer 1947 Sun Life Assurance Company of Canada 1947 Arch Book Compnay 1947 Rocco Palese Lawyer 1947 Bruce A. Wallace Lawyer Click on Image to Enlarge April 2003 Photo
	329 Market Street Dr. Purnell W. Andrews residence 1870s-1912 1947 Hartley Priestley residence
	329 Market Street 1955 Lyons Steel Erecting & Rigging Corporation 1955 New Jersey Bell Telephone Yellow Pages Ad
	330 Market Street 1920s-2006 Law Building 1947 Starr, Summerill & Lloyd Lawyers 1947 S. Lewis Davis Lawyer 1947 William G. Bischoff Lawyer 1947 Warren C. Douglas Lawyer 1947 Sidney P. McCord Jr. Lawyer 1947 Carroll & Taylor Lawyers Click on Image to Enlarge April 2003 Photo
	331 Market Street 182-1898 Dr. Clark J.Cooper Philadelphia Inquirer March 19, 1885
	331 Market Street 1947 Nick's Restaurant Terry Matis
	333 Market Street 1947 Bernard Lowden Cigar Manufacturer

400 Block of Market Street
	401-415 Market Street 1926
	401-431 Market Street 1970 Click on Image to Enlarge Click Here to Supersize Image
	401-421 Market Street 1930s-2006 United States Federal Building Post Office and Federal Courthouse Click on Image to Enlarge
	401-421 Market Street 1930s-2006 United States Federal Building Post Office and Federal Courthouse Click on Image to Enlarge
	401 Market Street 1891 August C. Riceman, Saloon
	401 Market Street 1891 Riceman's Saloon August C. Riceman Philadelphia Inquirer July 15, 1891
	402-404 Market Street 1947 W.A. Clarke Company Real Estate & Mortgages
	405 Market Street 1917 Theodore Sipe Philadelphia Inquirer December 16, 1917 1924 Vacant
	406 Market Street
	407 Market Street 1924 Conrad Hoer barber 1924 Mrs. Jennie Gondolff
	408 Market Street
	409 Market Street 1887-1891 Thomas O'Hara's Saloon 1924 Creeley & Shirley stationers
	407-409 Market Street 1900-1919 Temple Bar & Hotel
	410 Market Street 1930s-1940s Dewees & Rosengarten Robert Rosengarten Typewriters February 4, 1933 Camden Courier-Post Newspaper Ad
	411-419 Market Street 1892-1930s Temple Theater At left: 407-409 Market Street, Temple Bar & Hotel At right: 423 Market Street Click on Image to Enlarge
	411-419 Market Street Temple Theater 1892-1930s Click on Image to Enlarge
	411-419 Market Street Temple Theater 1892-1930s At right: 423 Market Street Click on Image to Enlarge
	411-419 Market Street The Camden Commercial College was located at 415 Market Street in the 1910s
	401-423 Market Street 1890s Photograph Click on Image to Enlarge
	414 Market Street 1947 Quality Shoe Repairing
	416 Market Street 1985 Dease & Sloan painting contractors Amos R. Dease & Nesbert Y. Sloan 1887-1916 Amos R. Dease paiting contractor
	416 Market Street 1928 John Wissinger Beauty Place Camden High School 1928 Purple & Gold As Click on Image to Enlarge
	416 Market Street 1931 Wissinger's Beauty Palace John Wissinger Beauty Salon Camden Courier-Post Advertisement October 30, 1931
	416 Market Street 1933 Wissinger's Beauty Palace John Wissinger Beauty Salon Camden Courier-Post Advertisement June 9, 1933
	416 Market Street 1947 Malin's Beauty Shop Frank Malin
	416 Market Street 1950 Lawrence Bleichner Camden Courier-Post December 29, 1950
	418 Market Street Morgan's Hall 1867-1950s
	418 Market Street The Owl's Studio (in Morgan's Hall) 1930s
	422 Market Street St. Paul's Episcopal Church
	423 Market Street Camden Optional Building & Loan Associaition Camden Courier-Post Advertisement October 21, 1931
	423 Market Street Fidelity Mutual Savings & Loan Association 1960s
	424 Market Street 1955 A-1 Camera & Shaver Service 1955 New Jersey Bell Telephone Yellow Pages Ad Click on Image to Enlarge
	425 Market Street Private Albert Charles Thompson
	425 Market Street 1931 Thomas Kelly Saloon
	425 Market Street 1932 OWENSEE CORPORATION Camden Courier-Post June 9, 1932
	425 Market Street 1947 Shapiro Electric Supply
	425 Market Street 1955 Interstate Collection Bureau 1955 New Jersey Bell Telephone Yellow Pages Ad
	425 Market Street 425 is at left Click on image to Enlarge Photo by Craig Campbell - October 2006
	426 Market Street 1947 6 Offices
	427 Market Street William B.M. Burrell Funeral Director 1910s-1930s
	427 Market Street William B.M. Burrell Camden Courier-Post February 22, 1927
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.	427 Market Street 1933 Victor Linkletter 1933 William Hoy Camden Courier-Post June 29, 1933
	427 Market Street D. Patricia Taylor variety store 1947
	427 Market Street Ellis Goodman Real Estate Ellis & Dorothy Goodman 1950s-December 2005 Click on image to Enlarge
	427 Market Street 427 is at left Ellis Goodman Real Estate Ellis & Dorothy Goodman 1950s-December 2005 Click on image to Enlarge Photo by Craig Campbell - October 2006
	428 Market Street Samuel M. Shay lawyer John A. Penn lawyer Thomas P. Curley lawyer John H. Switzer lawyer Firmin Michel lawyer
	428-430 Market Street 1929-1947 Browning Building 1947 Edwin G. Scovel Lawyer 1947 James G. Dawson Lawyer 1947 Lillian D. Baker Lawyer 1947 William Hermann Lawyer 1947 Isadore Hermann Lawyer 1947 Byron M. Seabrook Lawyer
	429 Market Street 1906 Camden County Republican League Philadelphia Inquirer September 12, 1906 Clarence Lummis
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 429 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.	429 Market Street 1933 Victor Linkletter 1933 William Hoy Camden Courier-Post June 29, 1933
	431 Market Street Smith-Austermuhl Building 1920-2006 Smith-Austermuhl Insurance Andrew B.F. Smith Charles W. Austermuhl David Baird Jr. 1947 Market Building & Loan Association Smith-Austermuhl Insurance Company Beckett Building & Loan Association Civic Building & Loan Association Northern Building & Loan Association Rooms: 200 E.C.Kircher Inc. real estate 201 International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers Local No 439 202 Nedmas Inc real estate 205 Crum & Foster insurance 206-07 Middle Department Association of Fire Underwriters 208-09 J. Hartley Bowen real estate 210 America Fire Insurance & Indemnity Group 211 Layne-New York Company water supply contractors Joseph S. Low lawyer 212 Camden Eastern Manufacturing Co. 212-14 Marhoefer Engineering Company 215 Thomas G. Coulter 216-18 George A. Streitz lawyer 219 Charles G. Jessup real estate 220 William C. Gotshalk lawyer Edward W. Eichman lawyer Edward W. Eichman lawyer Sprague Electric Company
	431 Market Street 1955 American Moistening Co. 1955 New Jersey Bell Telephone Yellow PAges Ad
	431 Market Street Smith-Austermuhl Building 2004 Bank of America
	432 Market Street 1947-1955 Rappaport Pharmacy 1955 New Jersey Bell Telephone Yellow Pages Ad

500 Block of Market Street 500 to 539 Market Street
	South Side of Market Street 1932-1955 Roosevelt Plaza park Click on Image to Enlarge
	South Side of Market Street Parkade Building 1955-2006 Phot0graph from 1958 Click on Image to Enlarge
	South Side of Market Street Roosevelt Plaza War Memorial Phot0graph from 1958 Click on Image to Enlarge
	501 Market Street Weiser's Pharmacy William P. Weiser 1888-1914 William M. Glebe 1918-1924 A Neat and. attractive place of business is that of W.P. Weiser. A salesroom 18 by 25 feet in dimensions is amply stocked with a line of fresh pure Drugs of unexcelled quality and variety A fine line of Cigars, Confectionery, Toilet Articles, etc., are also carried. A very handsome Soda Water Fountain is also a feature of the place. Two assistants are employed, and special care is taken in compounding physicians prescriptions; one being a registered pharmacist. The proprietor has been in the drug business over twenty years, establishing the present place of business in 1888. He is a graduate of the Philadelphia College of Pharmacy. 1890 Historical & Industrial Review of Camden, N.J.
	501 Market Street Weiser's Pharmacy William P. Weiser 1888-1914 William M. Glebe 1918-1924 1919 Camden High School Purple & Gold Yearbook
	501 Market Street 1947 White Tower Restaurant
	North Side of Market Street 501-519 Market Street 1950s Click on Image to Enlarge
	503-505 Market Street 1928 South Jersey Law School Camden High School 1928 Purple & Gold As Click on Image to Enlarge
	503 Market Street 1947 Scoby Laboratories 1947 Raymond G. Saltzman Lawyer 1947 Elmer Bertman Lawyer 1947 Joseph D. Marino Lawyer 1947 Camden County Realty Co. 1947 George A. Wonfor photographer 1947 John C. Remington Jr. consulting engineer
	503 Market Street 1955 McElwee Courbis Construction Company Inc. 1955 New Jersey Bell Telephone Yellow Pages Ad
	503 Market Street 1955 South Jersey Wholesale Optical Company 1955 New Jersey Bell Telephone Yellow Pages Ad
	505 Market Street 1884-1890 John J. Logan Grocery
	505 Market Street 1941 William M. Flinn Camden Courier-Post July 5, 1941
	505 Market Street 1947-1955 B.F. Goodrich Tires 1955 New Jersey Bell Telephone Yellow Pages Ads
	507 Market Street 1947 Jo Ann Shop children's wear 1947 Ace Dental Laboratories 1947 Leonard Wilkerson photo finishing
	507 Market Street 1955 Palani & Sons Motion Picture Service 1955 New Jersey Bell Telephone Yellow Pages Ads
	509 Market Street George A. Wille real estate 1914 - 1947 1919 Camden High School Purple & Gold Yearbook
	509 Market Street 1920s Charles W. Letzgus lawyer
	509 Market Street Sternberg School of Music Camden Courier-Post Newspaper Ad October 17, 1931
	509 Market Street Sternberg School of Music Camden Courier-Post Newspaper Ad October 2, 1936
	511 Market Street 1932 N. Thomas Smaldore Camden High School 1932 Purple & Gold Yearbook Ad
	511 Market Street Lawyers Building 1947 American Sureties Co. of N.J. 1947 Albert K. Plone Lawyer 1947 Dean S. Renwick Lawyer 1947 William B. Dorsey Accountant 1947 Charles A. Cohen Lawyer 1947 Morton B. Weinstein Accountant
	513 Market Street 1929 The Engel Plan of Camden Camden Courier-Post Ad September 12, 1929
	513 Market Street 1947 Harry Rose Hardware 1947 Financial Services Loans 1947 South Jersey Credit Co. Auto Loans
	513 Market Street 1955 I. Waldman Hardware 1955 New Jersey Bell Telephone Yellow Pages Ad Click on Image to Enlarge
	514 Market Street PLAZA THEATER 1920s
ANDREW CASSELMAN, SHOES, 515 MARKET ST. A fine place of business of its kind is that of Andrew Casselman, of 515 Market Street, which is devoted to the manufacture and sale of Fine Shoes. A spacious salesroom, 18 by 36 feet in dimensions, is at all times well stocked with Shoes, Rubbers, Slippers, etc., of all grades and prices. A specialty is made of Custom Work and Repairing, the proprietor personally superintending this branch, of the business in which a large trade is engaged. An able and efficient employee is kept constantly at work. Mr. Casselman is a native of Germany, and has been in this country since 1840. He is highly esteemed in both business and social circles.	515 Market Street Andrew Casselman Historical and Industrial Review of Camden, New Jersey Camden City Board of Trade, 1890
	515 Market Street 1931 Aly's Perl Shoppe's Connie's Sweet Shop Tall Cedars of Lebanon, Camden Forest No. 5 6th Annual Show Program "The More The Merrier!" April 23-24-25, 1931
	515 Market Street 1947 Meyer L. Sakin Lawyer
	515 Market Street 1947-1955 Kellmayer's School of Music 1955 New Jersey Bell Telephone Yellow Pages Ad Click on Image to Enlarge
	515 Market Street 1926-2005 Ellis Goodman & Company Real Estate
	516 Market Street COLONIAL THEATER 1920s
	516-518 Market Street 1893 J. Heyl successor to E. Nunes One Price Clothing House Click on Image to Enlarge
	517 Market Street 1936 Thompson's Cafe 1947 Corson's Oyster House
	519 Market Street 1928 Dell Coffee Shop Camden High School 1928 Purple & Gold As Click on Image to Enlarge
	519 Market Street 1947 Philip Zinman & Company real estate 1947 South Jersey Mortgage Compnay 1947 Frank Murtha Theatrical Agent 1947 Arthur Benjamin Gill Architect 1922-1953 1947 George Cabnet Lawyer 1947 Edmund J. Olsen Lawyer
	521 Market Street 1890 R. N. Adams Bakery THIS business was established by Mr. M. H. Sachs. and the present proprietor took hold of it about two years ago. The store, proper, is about 20 by 35 feet in dimensions, and is fitted up in the handsomest manner possible. All kinds of Pies, Cakes, Bread and Pastry is turned out; many barrels of flour being used every week. A specialty is made of catering for weddings, banquets and parties of all kinds. A large wholesale and retail Ice Cream business is also carried on. Mr. Adams is a native of Beverly, this State, and a thoroughly practical and capable man in the catering line. 1890 Historical & Industrial Review of Camden, N.J.
	520 Market Street 1920s-1923 Albert E. Burling lawyer 1919 Camden High School Purple & Gold Yearbook
	521 Market Street 1947 Joseph's Beauty Salon
	523 Market Street 1930s-1940s Lynch's Cleaners Camden Courier-Post Ad June 1, 1932
	523 Market Street 1930s-1940s Lynch's Cleaners Camden Courier-Post Ad February 10, 1936
	524 Market Street Corporal Raymond C. Thoirs
	524 Market Street James C. Thoirs Florist 1888 - late 1920s 1919 Camden High School Purple & Gold Yearbook
	524 Market Street 1928 James M. Thoirs Inc. Camden High School 1928 Purple & Gold As Click on Image to Enlarge
	524 Market Street James C. Thoirs Florist 1888 - late 1920 Camden Courier Post Newspaper Ad January 9, 1928
	525 Market Street West Jersey Marble Works Probably from the 1870s. Robert Wildes lived in Philadelphia, was in the Marble monument business as late as 1880.
	525 Market Street 1884-1887 Thomas R. Grapewine paint contractor
	525 Market Street Camden Motors Camden Courier-Post Ad January 7, 1928
	525 Market Street Bleakly Brothers F. Stanley Bleakly Camden Courier-Post Ad January 1930
	525 Market Street Harry Rose Hardware & Electric Supplies Camden Courier-Post February 7, 1938
	526 Market Street Anthony Brothers 1919 Camden High School Purple & Gold Yearbook
	527 Market Street Harry Lasky June 1939
	527 Market Street 1930s-1955 Keystone Stationary Camden High School Purple & Gold Yearbook Ad June 1939
	527 Market Street 1930s-1955 Keystone Stationary 1955 New Jersey Bell Telephone Yellow Pages Ads Click on Image to Enlarg3
	528 Market Street Richard C. Mason pianos & organs 1880s-1890s
	528 Market Street Richard C. Mason pianos & organs 1880s-1890s
	528 Market Street Richard C. Mason pianos & organs 1880s-1890s
	528 Market Street John H. Heaton Piano Company pianos 1910s-1920s
	529 Market Street Majestic Restaurant Camden Courier-Post Ad February 10, 1933
	529 Market Street 1947 Pastorfield Company wallpaper
	Market Street West of North 6th Street 1891 at far right: 531 Market Street 1887-1891 John Heileman Saloon Click on Image to Enlarge
	531 Market Street 1914 Dilmore's Hotel George S. Dilmore Jr. Saloon
	531 Market Street 1918-1919 William G. Wentz Saloon
	531-533 Market Street 1927-1931 Brewer's Dining Room Horace Brewer Camden Courier-Post Ad January 2, 1928 Click on Image to Enlarge
	531-533 Market Street 1927-1931 Brewer's Dining Room Horace Brewer Camden Courier-Post Ad April 2, 1928 Click on Image to Enlarge
	531-533 Market Street 1927-1931 Brewer's Dining Room Edward J. Lynd, Manager Tall Cedars of Lebanon, Camden Forest No. 5 6th Annual Show Program "The More The Merrier!" April 23-24-25, 1931
	531-533 Market Street 1933-1934 Neil Deighan
	531-533 Market Street 1936-1970 Kenney's Cafe Thomas J. Kenney
	531-533 Market Street 1936-1970 Kenney's Cafe Thomas Kenney Camden Courier-Post Ad June 28, 1938 Left: Kenney's Cafe Right: Magic Bar, Hotel Walt Whitman Click on Image to Enlarge
	531-533 Market Street 1936-1970 Kenney's Cafe Thomas Kenney Camden Courier-Post Ad July 24, 1941
	531-533 Market Street 1936-1970 Kenney's Cafe Thomas Kenney 1955 New Jersey Bell Telephone Yellow Pages Ad
	531-533 Market Street 1936-1970 Kenney's Cafe Thomas Kenney Inside Cover of Match Book Click on Images to Enlarge
	531-533 Market Street 1977-1978 Pat's Tavern 1979-1989 Raimundo's 1990-2000 Crawford's 2000-2002 Lauretta's Dates after 1988 approximate 2003 Closed 2004 remodeled as music school 2005- Settlement Music School The building goes back to at least 1891 Click on Image to Enlarge
	531-533 Market Street 2000-2002 Lauretta's Business closed after death of owner Lauretta Adams. Photo taken March 16, 2003 Click on Image to Enlarge
	531-533 Market Street 2000-2002 Lauretta's Dates after 1988 approximate Business closed after death of owner Lauretta Adams. Photo taken March 16, 2003 Click on Image to Enlarge
	531-533 Market Street Settlement Music School Camden School of Musical Arts Branch 2005-
	532 Market Stree 1895 Amedee S. Middleton & Family Amedee & Mary Middleton Rena Middleton Left: Amedee S. Middleton
	535 Market Street 1947 South Jersey Sporting Goods
	537 Market Street 1947-1955 Vincent's Barber Shop Vincent J. Ferrante Sr. & Family Vincente & Louise Krause Ferrante Vincente Ferrante Jr. Albert Ferrante Reynolds Ferrante 1947 Dr. Leopold S. Vacarro 1947 Austin L. Boileau physiotherapist
	539 Market Street 1947 Harvey House restaurant
	539 Market Street 1955 J.F. Scollan Jr. 1955 New Jersey Bell Telephone Yellow Pages Ad

700 Block of Market Street 702 to 730 Market Street Click on Image to Enlarge
	700 Market Street 1947-1955 Edward's Watch repairs 1955 New Jersey Bell Telephone Yellow Pages Ad
	700 Market Street 1947-1955 Victor Daisy Dance Studio 1955 New Jersey Bell Telephone Yellow Pages Ad Click on Image to Enlarge
	700 Market Street DUAL CONTROL AUTO DRIVING SCHOOL 1964 Camden Courier-Post Ad May 19, 1964
	702 Market Street 1947 Ernest Dubin lawyer 1947 Harry M. Mendell lawyer 1947 Rose & Epstein lawyers
	702 Market Street 1947-1955 Borden Realtors Edward J. Borden 1955 New Jersey Bell Telephone Yellow Pages Ad Click on Image to Enlarge
	704 Market Street 1947 Mrs. Marcella E. Evans residence
	704 Market Street 1955 William G. Knehr optician 1955 New Jersey Bell Telephone Yellow Pages Ad
	706 Market Street 1947 Dr. Harry B. Umstead
	707 Market Street AAA The Automobile Club of Southern New Jersey 1940s-1960s Camden Courier-Post Ad May 19, 1964 Click on Image to Enlarge
	708 Market Street 1892-1967 George Boyer & Family Lillian Boyer Ellis
	708 Market Street 1892-1967 George Boyer & Family Lillian Boyer Ellis
	708 Market Street 1892-1967 George Boyer & Family George E. & Sarah A. Boyer Ad from 1906 Camden City Directory Click on Image to Enlarge 1947-1967 Mrs. Lillian Boyer Ellis Beauty Shop
	708 Market Street 1892-1967 Lillian Boyer Ellis 1955 New Jersey Bell Telephone Yellow Pages Ad Click on Image to Enlarge
	708 Market Street Photograph from November 1950
	708 Market Street 1892-1967 George Boyer & Family Lillian Boyer Ellis Photograph from 1967 House razed in 1967
	708 & 710 Market Street Photograph from November 1950
	709 Market Street The FRIENDS SCHOOL 1794-1940s 1947 U S Treasury Dept Savings Bonds Division Bennett, Bennett & Wingate lawyers J. Norman Brierley lawyer Mitchell H. Cohen lawyer Julius Sklar lawyer M. LeRoy Cobbin lawyer Edward T. Curry lawyer Paul C. Ireton lawyer Frank M. Lario lawyer Charles A. Rizzi lawyer Anthony M. Lario lawyer William E. Hughes lawyer N. Norman Brierley lawyer Peter J. Devine lawyer William R. Farr lawyer Samuel P. Orlando lawyer Francis J. Smith lawyer The Britton Agency insurance The Corporation Company George Purnell lawyer Lawrence Burkhardt Jr. lawyer Frank Valli accountant Samuel E. Gilbert real estate George B. Robeson real estate Abraham J. Rosenfeld real estate Weidner Titzek lawyer Donnell K. Wolverton lawyer Thomas & Greshon Inc. real estate Charles A. Wolverton lawyer Allen R. Eckman Company public relations American Cancer Society Keefe Electronic Sales Company Garden- State Finance Company
	709 Market Street 1955 A.J. Rosenfeld realtor-business broker 1955 New Jersey Bell Telephone Yellow Pages Ad
	710 Market Street William T. Read Sr. Lucretia Read William T. Read Jr. 1870s-1883 1947 Laura S. Schrack residence Razed and rebuilt circa 1950
	710 Market Street Photograph from November 1950 Building razed 1967
	710 Market Street 1955 Scian & Company Inc. realtors 1955 New Jersey Bell Telephone Yellow Pages Ad
	710 Market Street 1955 Philip B. Tannenbaum real estate - business broker 1955 New Jersey Bell Telephone Yellow Pages Ad
	712 Market Street 1947 Jacob L. Furer lawyer 1947 Mark Marritz lawyer 1947 Robert D. Tomlinson residence
	714 Market Street Dr. William H. O'Neil 1910s-1920s 1947 Charles F. Wise chiropodist 1947 Morris Liebman accountant 1947 Dr. George W. Grenhart 1947 Charles Esslinger residence
	716 Market Street 1947 Dr. William J. Dubler 1947 Dr. Frank Evans 1947 Mrs. Eva Shuster residence Mrs. L.A. Gagliardi public speaking school 1947 William E. Foley consulting engineer
	710 Market Street 1955 Camden School of Public Speaking 1955 New Jersey Bell Telephone Yellow Pages Ad
	718 Market Street 1892 Thomas S. Armstrong Philadelphia Inquirer August 27, 1892
	718 Market Street 1910s-1920s Thomas & Julia Higgins 1910s-1938 Gertrude L. Higgins 1947 George E. Aaron lawyer 1947 Harold A. Horwitz lawyer 1947 Leonard A Spector lawyer
	720 Market Street 1947 Elizabeth Kistier residence 1947 Emma M. Hilbman corsetiere
	721 Market Street 1947 Joseph W. Cowgill lawyer 1947 C. Zachary Seltzer lawyer 1947 P. Thomas & Son Company fertilizers 1947 Peerless Pearl Company 1947 Evoy & Feinberg lawyers 1947 Edwin Field Crane lawyer 1947 Samuel Gelfand lawyer 1947 Crescent Burial Park
	722 Market Street 1947 Harry B. Johnson residence
	724 Market Street 1947 Margaret D. Meves residence
	725 Market Street 1896 Robert S. Bender residence
	726 Market Street 1947 Carrie C. Batchelor residence
	727 Market Street 1896 Robert Lewis Bender residence
	728 Market Street 1890s-1910s William O'Neill Family Richard O'Neill 1947 Anderson-Jackson-Metts insurance
	730 Market Street 1947 Samuel Hibbert residence
	732 Market Street Jesse Johntra 1930s-1940 Anna Johntra 1930s-1950 residence
	734 Market Street 1947 Unknown
	736 Market Street Benjamin R. Dennye funeral director, coroner Camden Courier-Post February 22, 1927
	736 Market Street 1938 Benjamin & Bertha Denny 1947 Mrs. Bertha Denny residence
	745 Market Street 1935 William J. McKenna Hupmobile
	741-745 Market Street 1947 Supplee-Jones Milk garage

800 Block of Market Street 809 to 840 Market Street
	800 Market Street 1947 Leon Reiss
	800 Market Street Allen Reproduction Company 1960s-2006 Camden Courier-Post Ad May 19, 1964 Click on Image to Enlarge
	801 Market Street Supplee-Wills Dairies plant 1920s - mid-1950s Click on Image to Enlarge
	801 Market Street Towne Park Motel 1950s-1990s
	801 Market Street Towne Park Motel 1950s-1990s This sign was all that is left of the Towne Park Motel in July of 2002.
	801 Market Street 1950s-1990s Towne Park Motel
	802 Market Street Henry S. Ford 1920s-1930s
	804-812 Market Street Deighan's Sport Center Deighan's Den Deighan's Package Goods Store 1947 1975 Razed
	807 Market Street Supplee-Wills-Jones Camden High School 1928 Purple & Gold As
	808 Market Street 1930s Camden Moose Lodge 1975 Razed
	810 Market Street 1930s-2000s Allen Reproduction Company 1955 New Jersey Bell Telephone Yellow Pages Ad
	814 Market Street 1892-1898 William H. Hawkins & Family William & Adelaide Hawkins J. Miller Hawkins
	815 Market Street 1880-1890 Isaac Lovett Sr. 1880-1882, 1885-1890 Isaac Lovett Jr.
	815 Market Street 1921 Franklin Pierce Alloway & Family Franklin P. & Sarah L. Alloway Sarah Lavinia Alloway Eleanor Jennie Alloway Franklin Pierce Alloway and his wife, the former Sarah Lavinia Griffee resided at 645 Willard Street when their first child, my mother, was born on November 24, 1919. Her name was Sarah Lavinia Alloway. They resided at 815 Market Street when their second child, Eleanor Jennie Alloway, was born on December 10, 1921. They lived at 718 Federal Street when their third child, Florence Mae was born on February 23, 1923. They next resided at 513 South 6th Street when their fourth child, Franklin Charles "Bud" Alloway was born on November 7, 1924. They lived at 608 Carmen Street when their fifth child, William Robert Alloway was born, December 31, 1926. The family had moved to 436 Benson Street, when their sixth child, Anna Louse Alloway came on August 5, 1928. When the seventh and last child, Mary Elizabeth was born on August 30, 1930, the family was living at 422 Main Street. The reason given for the continual moving was because of the increase in the family size requiring larger accommodations. Jim Powell February 2013
	816 Market Street 1918-1919 Carl Gropp Tavern 1947 Harry J. Sulzman Residence 1975 Razed
	817 Market Street 1880-1887 William Bassett
	818 Market Street 1890-1894 Peter S. Gray
	818 Market Street 1947 B & B Amusements vending machines
	820-822 Market Street 1931 Jimmie Campbell's New Cafe
	821 Market Street 1932 Marmon Cafe James "Soup" Campbell Camden Courier-Post June 9, 1932 James Campbell Jr. William Campbell Terrace Avenue Admiral Wilson Boulevard Whoopee Coaster
	822 Market Street Private First Class Orville H. Showers Jr.
	820-822 Market Street 1947-1955 Apex Business Builders printers
	824 Market Street 1947 Daniel W. Forsythe radio repair
	826 Market Street 1926 John Moore Cafe 1927 Phillip Bert Cafe 1928 Luigi Alesandrini Cafe 1947 Socony Vacuum Oil Co. (training school) 1947 Lucas Brothers florists
WILLIAM M. QUIMBY, HOME LAUNDRY 828 MARKET STREET This excellent Laundry, which was established here only three months ago, has already won for itself a reputation for excellence that is highly flattering. The proprietor is both energetic and enterprising, and is a native of Camden. He successfully conducted a laundry in Bordentown prior to his opening here. A specialty is made of Lace Curtains and other fine work, everything being done by hand. Six competent and efficient employees are always at work and a team used for delivery purposes.	828 Market Street William M. Quimby Historical and Industrial Review of Camden, New Jersey Camden City Board of Trade, 1890
	828-830 Market Street 1947-1955 Volunteers of America 1947 William Gwyne Residence
	832 Market Street 1947 Ralph Willey barber
	833 Market Street 1883-1884 Charles Voigt Saloon
	834 Market Street Dorn's jewelers 1919 Camden High School Purple & Gold Yearbook
	834 Market Street 1947 Francis B Russell residence
	836 Market Street 1947 George D. Sanders residence
	838 Market Street 1947 Mrs. Anna Smith residence
	839 Market Street 1918-1959 Mac's Bar John MacDougall
	840 Market Street 1947 Wone Kee laundry
	842 Market Street 1947-1955 Camden Janitors Suply House Edward T. Sackett janitors supplies 1955 New Jersey Bell Telephone Yellow Pages Listings
	844 Market Street 1947 Manhattan Resteraunt Speros Sourvanos Photo take about 1928 Click on Image to Enlarge

900 Block of Market Street
905 to 939 Market Street

844-900-902-904
Market Street

Photo take about 1928

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900 Market Street

1890-1891 Edward McCabe
Saloon
1918-1919 John Moore
Saloon
1928-1928 Texas Lunch Room
Restaurant
1947 Benjamin Frank
floor coverings

Photo take about 1928

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901 Market Street

John Sylvester Kellum
barber
1914-1917 Melvin Gleason
Cigar Store
1917 Lester A. Gleason

901 Market Street

The
R.M. Hollingshead Company Fire

July 30, 1940

902 Market Street

1947 William Burt II
Hardware & Furniture

Photo take about 1928

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906 Market Street
1947 Mrs. Katherine Gallagher
Residence

908 Market Street

1924-1929 John Miriganian
John & Mary Miriganian

1947 Gone

910 Market Street

1940 Mrs. Sue K. Devenny

Destroyed by Fire
July 30, 1940

916 Market Street

1955
De Luxe Cleaners

1955 New Jersey Bell Telephone
Yellow Pages Listing

918 Market Street

1884-1885
George Osler
Residence

919 Market Street

1927-1928
Philip MacDonald
Residence

920-928 Market Street

William H. Fisler Company Inc.
1940s-1960s

New Jersey Bell Telephone
Yellow Pages Ads

920-928 Market Street

William H. Fisler Company Inc.
1940s-1960s

Camden Courier-Post Ad
May 19, 1964

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924 Market Street

1883-1884
Isaac Lovett Jr.

930 Market Street
Young Republican Club
of the Second Ward

Camden Courier
October 22, 1894

930 Market Street
1918-1919 Lawrence Kirwin Cafe
1947 Al's Service Station

931 Market Street
1888-1889 Charles Schoelkopf
Saloon
1931 Charles E.A. "Pop" Mathews
1947 Sweet Shop candy store
Emidio Martelli

931 Market Street

Early 1940s
Tom-Betty Sweet Shop
candy store

931 Market Street

1947-1950s Clara's Sweet Shop
candy store
Emidio Martelli

Emidio Martelli outside of his shop
in the 1950s

"931 Market Street in 1947 was owned by Emidio Martelli and was named "Clara's Sweet Shop" after Emidio's wife."
- Mark Viggiano, June 2007

931 Market Street

1947 Sweet Shop candy store
Emidio Martelli

"Emidio working in his sweet shop with the counter and soda jerks in the foreground."

- Mark Viggiano, June 2007

933 Market Street

1941
Andrew Rossi

Camden Courier-Post
July 31, 1941

Julia Coriaty
North 2nd Street
Point Street
Penn Street
North 9th Street
RCA-Victor
Hollingshead Fire

933 Market Street

1947 General Machine Supply Co.
fire extinguishers
1947 William O'Donnell
Residence

935 Market Street

1896
Mrs. Lizzie Haverkampf & Family
Emma Haverkampf
August Haverkampf

935 Market Street

Joseph Nardi Sr.
shoe repair
1930s-1950s

935 Market Street

Joseph M. Nardi Jr.
1930s-1950s

937 Market Street

1947 Blue Ribbon Resteraunt
Nick Zoferes

Martin Baskow

939 Market Street

1887-1892 Frank Fiedler Jr.
cigar store
1924 Francis Yost
cigar store
1939-1947 John Stevenson
Bar
1954 Nine Thirty Nine Bar
1959 Pink Poodle Inc.
Bar
1967 Nine Thirty Nine Bar
Martin Baskow

Bar owner Martin Baskow was brutally murdered in his bar on the morning of July 14, 1967. If you have any information concerning this crime, please e-mail me. Your identity will be kept confidential and there is a reward for information leading to an arrest.

Phil Cohen
April 24, 2013

1000 Block of Market Street

1001 Market Street

1853-1890s

Charles S. Caffrey's
Light Carriage Works

1876 Advertisement

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1001 Market Street

1933
Alpha Lithograph Company

1001 Market Street

1947-1955
Asam Brothers Inc.

1955 New Jersey Bell Telephone
Yellow Pages Ad

1001 Market Street

1947
Al-Jo Mfg Company
Fitwell Coat Company
coat manufacturer

1001 Market Street

1947-1955
Camden Ink & Color Company

1955 New Jersey Bell Telephone
Yellow Pages Ad

1011 Market Street

1880s-1890s Charles S. Caffrey
1914 Second Ward Republican Club
1924 Joseph S. Reid
interior finisher

1011 Market Street

William S. Holmes Inc.
Flooring Contractor

Banquet Program Ad
January 27, 1939

1011 Market Street

1947-1957 Wilkie W. Faust & Son
millwork

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1011 Market Street

Camden Courier-Post
December 10, 1957

Wilkie W. Faust Jr.

Joseph Allman

Herman Z. Cutler

George Ellis

John Erickson

John Gosik

Andrew Oliver

Marshall Thompson

Camden Ink & Color Co.

Asam Brothers, Inc.

Fit-Well Coat Company

1013 Market Street

1947 Charles S. Lafferty
plumber

1015 Market Street

1947 Neil W. Smiley
residence

1017 Market Street

1947 Arthur's Storage Company
1947 Kennedy Storage Company

1017 Market Street

1955
Reliance Brush Company

1955 New Jersey Bell Telephone
Yellow Pages Ad

1019 Market Street

1899
J. Fred Adams

Philadelphia Inquirer
January 22, 1899

Lyceum League of America

1019 Market Street

Morris Toll
tailor
1930s
Paris Tailor Shop
John Covallo
1947

1021-1023
Market Street

Argus Printing Company

Camden High School
1928 Purple & Gold As

1021-23 Market Street

1947 G. Krueger Brewing Company
beer wholesaler

1021 Market Street

1955
Guardian Moving & Storage

1955 New Jersey Bell Telephone
Yellow Pages Ad

1021 Market Street

1955
National Van Lines

1955 New Jersey Bell Telephone
Yellow Pages Ad

1021 Market Street

1955
Kennedy Storage Company

1955 New Jersey Bell Telephone
Yellow Pages Ad

1021 Market Street

1905-1906
J. Harry McFarland
Saloon

1906-1907
Thomas Taylor
Saloon

Philadelphia Inquirer
June 7, 1906

1025 Market Street

1946-1947 Argus Printing Co Inc.
C. Horace Scherneck, CHS Class of 1912
printers
1947 W. Frank Creely
stationer

WILLIAM DICKINSON

William Dickinson, 68, of 931 Cooper Street died today in Cooper Hospital. A lifelong resident of Camden, he had operated a garage and automobile repair business for the past 50 years.

Surviving are his wife, Lena H.; two daughters, Mrs. Elizabeth Heller, of Clementon; Miss Mary Dickinson, of Camden; a sister, Miss Marie Dickinson, of Philadelphia, and two grandchildren.

Services will be held at 11 a. m. Saturday in the Murray Funeral Home, 408 Cooper Street. Burial will be in Harleigh Cemetery. There will be no viewing.

1027-29 Market Street

1908-1958 William Dickinson
garage

Camden Courier-Post
February 14, 1958

1031 Market Street

1947 Paul V. Drennan
residence

Delaware River & Market Street Click on Images to Enlarge
	Foot of Market Street West Jersey Ferry aka Pennsylvania Railroad Philadelphia-Camden Ferry Photo from 1888 Click on Image to Enlarge Click Here to Supersize Photo Courtesy of Dave Boone
	Foot of Market Street Philadelphia-Camden Ferry
	Foot of Market Street Philadelphia-Camden Ferry early 1920s "Look Mom, there's no bridge!" RCA Victor Factory Campbell Soup Factory Ridgeway Hotel Click on Image to Enlarge
	Foot of Market Street 1996 "I've Got Plenty of Nothing" ALL GONE: RCA Victor Factory Campbell Soup Factory The Ferry and Railroad Terminal Click on Image to Enlarge
	1947 Pennsylvania Railroad Ticket Office Union News Company Railway Express Agency Inc. Terminal Drug Store Terminal Restaurant & Bar Terminal Barber Shop Carl G. Miller's Confectionary Lee's Watch Repair Shop William Reinhardt Bakery Auto Parks Inc.
	Looking East along Market Street from above The Delaware River December 1956 Click on Image to Enlarge Click Here to Supersize Image

Intersection of Delaware Avenue & Market Street Click on Images to Enlarge
	Southeast Corner West Jersey Hotel 1849-1909 Stephen Parsons 1884-1890 New Camden Hotel 1909-1914 Ridgeway Hotel New Ridgeway Hotel 1914-Late 1940s
	Southeast Corner Stephen Parsons 1884-1890 Click on Image to Enlarge
	Southeast Corner West Jersey Hotel 1849-1909 Stephen Parsons 1884-1890 New Camden Hotel 1909-1914 Ridgeway Hotel New Ridgeway Hotel 1914-Late 1940s Click on Image to Enlarge Click Here to Surpersize
	Southeast Corner Ridgeway Hotel New Ridgeway Hotel 1914-Late 1940s Click on Image to Enlarge Click Here to Surpersize Southeast Corner of Delaware Avenue & Market Street at far left Victor Talking Machine Company Water Tank in Background
	Southeast Corner Ridgeway Hotel New Ridgeway Hotel 1914-Late 1940s Click on Image to Enlarge
	Southeast Corner West Jersey Hotel 1849-1909 Stephen Parsons 1884-1890 Camden Hotel 1909-1910s Ridgeway Hotel New Ridgeway Hotel 1910s-Late 1940s Click on Image to Enlarge
	Northeast Corner Victor Talking Machine Company RCA Victor Inc. The Victor Apartments
	Northwest Corner West Jersey Wagon Works Jacob Rettberg & Rudolph Preisendanz Sr. 1891-1900s

Intersection of North Front & Market Streets
	Market Street Looking West towards Front Street 1893 Click on Image to Enlarge Click Here to Supersize Image
	Southeast Corner Front & Market Street Farmers & Mechanics Bank 1855-1864 First National Bank of Camden 1864-1922
	Northeast Corner Front & Market Street West Jersey Press 1870-1914 Victor Talking Machine Company RCA Victor Corporation The Victor Apartments

Intersection of North 2nd & Market Streets
	Northwest Corner 1812-1922 National State Bank 1922-1928 First Camden National Bank & Trust Click on Image to Enlarge Photo from 1915
	Northwest Corner 1812-1922 National State Bank 1922-1928 First Camden National Bank & Trust Click on Image to Enlarge Photo from 2004
	Northwest Corner 1812-1922 National State Bank 1922-1928 First Camden National Bank & Trust Click on Image to Enlarge Photo from 2004
	Looking West from 200 Block Click on Image to Enlarge Photo from 2004
	Northeast Corner 1885 Sanborn Map Showing 201, 203, 205,207 & 207 Market Street & 102, 104, & 106 North 2nd Street Click on Image to Enlarge
	Northeast Corner March 16, 2003 Click on Image to Enlarge
	Market Street Looking East from North 2nd Street 1893 Click on Image to Enlarge Click Here to Supersize Image

Intersection of North 3rd & Market Streets
	North 3rd & Market Streets City Market 1837-1871 Click on Image to Enlarge
	North 3rd & Market Streets Looking East from in front of 225 Market Street 1900 Click on Image to Enlarge
	North 3rd & Market Streets Looking East from in front of 225 Market Street 1900 Click on Image to Enlarge
	North 3rd & Market Streets Looking East from in front of 225 Market Street 1900 Click on Image to Enlarge
	Southeast Corner West Jersey Title & Guarantee Co. 1888-1950s 1913 Camden City Directory Ad Click on Image to Enlarge
	Southeast Corner West Jersey Title & Guarantee Co. 1888-1950s 1917 Camden City Directory Ad Click on Image to Enlarge
	Southeast Corner West Jersey Trust Company 1906-1927 West Jersey-Parkside Trust Company 1927-late 1930s
	Southwest Corner Baker-Flick Company Department Store 1900s-1930s Click on Image to Enlarge
	Northwest Corner 1947 N.J. Department of Motor Vehicles 1947 John R. Welch Jr. Real Estate

Intersection of North 4th & Market Streets
	301-415 Market Street 1926 Click on Image to Enlarge
	Northeast Corner North 4th & Market Street United States Post Office & Federal Building 1930s-2006 Click on Image to Enlarge
	Southeast Corner North 4th & Market Street United Tire Stores Company Camden Courier-Post Advertisement September 12, 1929
	Southeast Corner North 4th & Market Street United Tire Stores Company Camden Courier-Post Advertisement February 4, 1933

Intersection of North 6th & Market Street
	Southwest Corner North 6th & Market Streets Parkade Building 1955-2006 Click on Image to Enlarge
	Southwest Corner North 6th & Market Streets Camden Academy Newton School 1862-1871 George Genge Public School 1871-1928
	Northwest Corner North 6th & Market Streets Stanley Theater 1926-1966 Click on Image to Enlarge

600 Block of Market Street 601 to 607 Market Street
	601 Market Street Court House Square Building 1919 James V. McAdams lawyer
	601 Market Street 1947-1955 Central Liquor Company 1955 New Jersey Bell Telephone Yellow Pages Ad
	605-607 Market Street Stanley Theater 1926-1960s The Theatre building included all address from 601 to 611. 601 and 611 were rented out as retail stores.
	605-607 Market Street Stanley Theater 1926-1960s
	605-607 Market Street Stanley Theater 1966 The theatre was razed shortly after this photo was taken, to make room for a Holiday Inn that was never built. The lot remains vacant today, 40 years later Phil Cohen May 2006
	611 Market Street 1871 George B. Glover
	611 Market Street Bronislaw Piontkowski 1922-1925 Stanley Pharmacy Robert Brest 1930s-1940s
	613 Market Street Martin O'Brien undertaker 1890s-1920s This building was razed when Broadway was extended to the Delaware River Bridge Plaza in the mid-1920s
	613 Market Street T. Carroll O'Brien 1899-1920s This building was razed when Broadway was extended to the Delaware River Bridge Plaza in the mid-1920s
	615 Market Street George A. Wonfor 1909-1920s This building was razed when Broadway was extended to the Delaware River Bridge Plaza in the mid-1920s

Intersection of Broadway & Market Street
	Northwest Corner Stanley Theater 1926-1966 Click on Image to Enlarge
	Northeast Corner Camden Trust Photograph from about 1949 Click on Image to Enlarge
	Northeast Corner Camden Trust Bank Building Photograph from 2003
	Market Street Looking West from North 6th Street 1952 Click on Image to Enlarge Click Here to Supersize
	Southeast Corner Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception
	Southeast Corner Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception and Parish Buildings Rectory at far left, Catholic Lyceum & Camden Catholic High School at right
	1904 Intersection of Broadway & Market Street as seen from Munger & Long Building, Broadway & Federal Street Southeast Corner Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception and Parish Buildings & Southwest Corner Camden County Courthouse 1906-1950s
	Southwest Corner Camden County Courthouse 1906-1950s
	Southwest Corner 1950s Demolition of Courthouse Click on Image to Enlarge
	Southwest Corner Lit Brothers Department Store
	Southwest Corner Camden County Offices

600 Block of Market Street
	614 Market Street Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception
	617 Market Street 1895-1900 Isaac Lovett Jr.
	623 Market Street 1897 Amedee S. Middleton & Family Amedee & Mary Middleton Rena Middleton Left: Amedee S. Middleton
	629 Market Street Joseph H. Murray Funeral Home 1920s This building was razed when Broadway was extended to the Delaware River Bridge Plaza in the mid-1920s
	631 Market Street Camden Safe Deposit &Trust Company Built 1929-1930
	631 Market Street Camden Safe Deposit & Trust Company about 1930-1970s Camden Diocesan Center 2000-2006 Photograph from 2003 Click on Image to Enlarge
	633 Market Street 1947-1955 Claire's Kiddie Shop
	633-637 Market Street Savar Theater 1938-1964
	633-637 Market Street Savar Theater 1941
	639 Market Street Ford's Waffle Shop Camden Courier-Post Ad January 15, 1938
	639 Market Street 1947 Roberts Restaurant
	641 Market Street 1946-1947 The Jewel Box
	642 Market Street 1947 Calvary Cemetery Office 1947 Rt. Rev. James A. Bulfin Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception Rectory
	643 Market Street 1931 Mary Elizabeth Shop Camden High School 1931 Purple & Gold Yearbook Ad
	643-645 Market Street 1947 Savar Shops women's furnishings 1947 The Lindsey Company real estate 1947 RKO Entertainment Bureau 1947 Cyprian V. Galasso Lawyer
	647 Market Street 1947 Vincent DePaul Costello Lawyer 1947 Charles H. Smith Lawyer

Intersection of North 7th & Market Street
	Looking Southwest from the Northeast Corner of North 7th & Market Streets 1962

1853-1890s

Charles S. Caffrey's Light Carriage Works

1933 Alpha Lithograph Company

1947-1955 Asam Brothers Inc.

1955 New Jersey Bell Telephone Yellow Pages Ad

1947 Al-Jo Mfg Company Fitwell Coat Company coat manufacturer

1947-1955 Camden Ink & Color Company

1955 New Jersey Bell Telephone Yellow Pages Ad

1955 Reliance Brush Company

1955 New Jersey Bell Telephone Yellow Pages Ad

1955 Guardian Moving & Storage

1955 New Jersey Bell Telephone Yellow Pages Ad

1955 National Van Lines

1955 New Jersey Bell Telephone Yellow Pages Ad

1955 Kennedy Storage Company

1955 New Jersey Bell Telephone Yellow Pages Ad

Charles S. Caffrey's
Light Carriage Works

1933
Alpha Lithograph Company

1947-1955
Asam Brothers Inc.

1955 New Jersey Bell Telephone
Yellow Pages Ad

1947
Al-Jo Mfg Company
Fitwell Coat Company
coat manufacturer

1947-1955
Camden Ink & Color Company

1955 New Jersey Bell Telephone
Yellow Pages Ad

1955
Reliance Brush Company

1955 New Jersey Bell Telephone
Yellow Pages Ad

1955
Guardian Moving & Storage

1955 New Jersey Bell Telephone
Yellow Pages Ad

1955
National Van Lines

1955 New Jersey Bell Telephone
Yellow Pages Ad

1955
Kennedy Storage Company

1955 New Jersey Bell Telephone
Yellow Pages Ad