Camden Streets - Morton Street

Streets
of
Camden, NJ

Morton
Street

MORTON STREET Camden runs from South Ninth Street east to Haddon Avenue, two blocks south of Everett Street.

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Phil Cohen
Saturday, May 23, 2009

Intersection of South 9th Street & Morton Street

900 Block of Morton Street
	912 Morton Street
	914 Morton Street
	925 Morton Street
	927 Morton Street
	929 Morton Street
	931 Morton Street
	935 to 943 Morton Street under construction circa 1928 Click on Image to Enlarge
	935 Morton Street
	937 Morton Street
	939 Morton Street 1920s
	940 Morton Street 1920s
	941 Morton Street
	942 Morton Street
	943 Morton Street
	944 Morton Street 1920s
	945 Morton Street
	946 Morton Street
	947 Morton Street 1920s
	949 Morton Street 1920s

Intersection of South 10th Street & Morton Street

1000 Block of Morton Street
	1012 Morton Street 1924
	1014 Morton Street 1947 Albert Cornog
	1016 Morton Street 1924-1929
	1018 Morton Street 1924
	1023 Morton Street 1947
BURGLAR GETS $65 While Walter Wilson and his wife were attending a movie yesterday afternoon, a thief ransacked their home at 1025 Morton Street and stole about $65. Wilson reported to detective bureau. Detective Gus Fortune said the burglar entered through the cellar and pried open the kitchen door. Wilson said $12 was taken from a pair of his trousers; $50 from a chest and one dollar and some change from a small bank.	1025 Morton Street 1938 Walter Wilson Camden Courier-Post February 5, 1938
	1025 Morton Street 1924
	1027 Morton Street 1924
	1028 Morton Street 1920s-1950 Kazimierz Mulawa
	1029 Morton Street
	1030 Morton Street
	1031 Morton Street
	1033 Morton Street 1924
	1035 Morton Street
	1037 Morton Street 1924
	1039 Morton Street 1947 Mrs. Felicia Stronski confectionary

Intersection of Warsaw Street & Mt. Ephraim Avenue
	Southwest Corner
	Southwest Corner October 5, 2003

1000 Block of Morton Street
	1058 Morton Street 1924
	1060 Morton Street 1924
	1061 Morton Street 1920s-1930s Frank Pietrzyk Sr. & Family Frank Pietryzk Jr.
	1062 Morton Street 1924
	1064 Morton Street 1924
	1065 Morton Street 1924
	1066 Morton Street 1924
	1067 Morton Street 1924
	1068 Morton Street 1924
	1069 Morton Street 1924
	1070 Morton Street 1924
	1071 Morton Street 1924
	1072 Morton Street 1924
	1073 Morton Street 1924
	1074 Morton Street 1924
	1075 Morton Street 1924
	1076 Morton Street 1924
	1077 Morton Street 1924
	1078 Morton Street 1924
	1079 Morton Street 1924
	1080 Morton Street 1924
	1081 Morton Street 1960s-1985 Frank B. Oppecker Sr.
	1082 Morton Street 1940 Click on Image to Enlarge
	1083 Morton Street 1924
	1084 Morton Street 1924
	1085 Morton Street 1924
	1086 Morton Street 1924
	1087 Morton Street 1924
	1088 Morton Street 1924
	1089 Morton Street 1924
	1090 Morton Street 1924
	1091 Morton Street 1924
	1092 Morton Street 1924
	1093 Morton Street 1924
	1094 Morton Street 1924
	1095 Morton Street 1924
	1096 Morton Street 1924
	1097 Morton Street 1924
	1098 Morton Street 1924
	1099 Morton Street 1924

Intersection of Newport Street & Mt. Ephraim Avenue
	Southwest Corner
	Southwest Corner October 5, 2003

1100 Block of Morton Street
V. Raczykowski Dies at 78 Vincent Raczykowski, 78, founder and owner of the Newport Bottling Works, 1101 Morton Street, died Wednesday in West Jersey Hospital. A native of Poland, he lived in Camden 54 years and founded the bottling works in 1917. He was a member of the board of directors of the State Beverage Distributors of New Jersey, a past president of the Polish National Alliance Lodge 45; and a past president of the Camden County Polish American Republican Club. He lived at the Morton Street address. Surviving are his wife, Josephine; two sons, Stephen of Pennsauken and Bruno at home; and two grandchildren. Friends will meet Monday at 8 a.m. in the Zembroski Funeral Home at 1643 Mount Ephraim Avenue. High requiem Mass will be celebrated at 9 a.m. in St. Joseph's Church, 10th and Mechanic streets. There will be a viewing in the funeral home Sunday night. Burial will be in St. Joseph's Cemetery, Chews Landing.	1101 Morton Street 1917-1964 Vincent Raczykowski & Family Vincent & Josephine Raczykowski Steve Raczykowski Bruno Raczykowski 1917-1970s Newport Bottling Works
	1102 Morton Street Seaman First Class Benjamin W. Bonk
	1103 Morton Street 1936 Morris Ozer
	1104 Morton Street 1924
	1105 Morton Street 1924
	1106 Morton Street 1924
	1107 Morton Street 1924
	1108 Morton Street 1924
	1109 Morton Street 1924
	1109 Morton Street On March 9, 2009, Camden’s Squad 7 arrived on Morton Street and found heavy fire in a dwelling. With reports of people trapped, Battalion One transmitted the second alarm. The fire extended to the porch and to the exposures. All searches proved negative and the fire was brought under control at the 30 minute mark. The Camden City Fire Marshal is investigating the fire. Click on Image to Enlarge
	1110 Morton Street 1924
	1111 Morton Street 1924
	1112 Morton Street 1930 Joseph Banbe Camden Courier-Post December 9, 1930
	1113 Morton Street 1924

Intersection of Morton Street & Mt. Ephraim Avenue
	Southwest Corner
	Southwest Corner

1000 Block of Morton Street
	1153 Morton Street 1924
	1155 Morton Street 1924
	1157 Morton Street 1924
	1158 Morton Street Private Stanislaw Gontarski
	1158 Morton Street 1924
	1159 Morton Street
	1160 Morton Street 1914-1918
	1161 Morton Street 1924-1929 Leon S. Godfrey
	1163 Morton Street November 7, 2006 Click on Image to Enlarge
	1163 Morton Street November 7, 2006 Click on Image to Enlarge
	1163 Morton Street November 7, 2006 Click on Image to Enlarge
	1164 Morton Street 1924
	1165 Morton Street 1910s-1940s Frank Zajac & Family Frank & Mary Zajac Edward "Eddie Chaney" Zajac Left: Eddie Chaney Camden Courier-Post January 28, 1928
	1166 Morton Street 1924
	1168 Morton Street
	1169 Morton Street 1924
	1171 Morton Street 1924
	1173 Morton Street 1924
	1175 Morton Street 1924
	1176 Morton Street
	1177 Morton Street
	1178 Morton Street
	1181 Morton Street 1928 William Zimmie & Family Wladyslaw (William) & Katherine Zimmie Mamie Zimmie
	1182 Morton Street
	1183 Morton Street
	1184 Morton Street
	1185 Morton Street 1929-1933
	1187 Morton Street
	1188 Morton Street
	1189 Morton Street 1929-1933
	1190 Morton Street
	1191 Morton Street 1929-1933
	1192 Morton Street
	1194 Morton Street 1929-1933

Intersection of Louis Street & Morton Street

1200 Block of Morton Street
	1200 Morton Street 1957 Karl M. Karlowicz grocery
	1202 Morton Street 1930s-1940s Morton Bakery 1939 Banquet Program Ad
	1202 Morton Street 1930s-1940s Morton Bakery 1940 Camden High School Yearbook Ad
	1204 Morton Street
	1204 Morton Street 1930 Alfred Brudzinski Camden Courier-Post December 9, 1930
	1206 Morton Street 1940s-1947 Stanislaus Niedzicki & Family Stanislaus and Angela Niedzwiecki Joseph Niedzwiecki Edward Niedzwiecki Stanley Niedzwiecki John Niedzwiecki
	1208 Morton Street 1947
	1210 Morton Street 1938
	1215 Morton Street
	1216 Morton Street 1910s-1960s
	1217 Morton Street 1924 1914-1929 1947
	1218 Morton Street 1927
	1220 Morton Street 1947
	1222 Morton Street 1924 1914-1929 1947
	1222 Morton Street 1956 Mario Fattore
	1222 Morton Street 1956 Louis Fattore
	1223 Morton Street 1917-1969
	1224 Morton Street John P. Brand Camden Post Telegram December 11, 1914
	1225 Morton Street
	1226 Morton Street 1956-1970 Chester Gedrich
	1227 Morton Street 1920sly
	1228 Morton Street
	1230 Morton Street 1933
	1232 Morton Street
	1234 Morton Street 1933
	1235 Morton Street 1920sly
	1236 Morton Street
	1237 Morton Street 1933
	1238 Morton Street
	1239 Morton Street 1933
	1240 Morton Street 1930 Parker McGonigal
	1242 Morton Street
	1243 Morton Street 1933
	1244 Morton Street 1920sly
	1245 Morton Street
	1246 Morton Street 1933
	1247 Morton Street
	1248 Morton Street 1939 Click on Image to Enlarge
	1248 Morton Street 1940 Click on Image to Enlarge
	1249 Morton Street 1918-1950s John Jakucki & Family Sig Jakucki Left: Sig Jakucki, 1944 St. Louis Browns
	1251 Morton Street 1933
	1253 Morton Street
	1254 Morton Street 1933
	1255 Morton Street 1920sly
	1256 Morton Street
	1257 Morton Street 1933
	1258 Morton Street
	1259 Morton Street 1933
	1260 Morton Street
	1261 Morton Street 1933
	1262 Morton Street
	1263 Morton Street 1933
	1264 Morton Street 1920
	1265 Morton Street
	1267 Morton Street 1917 Leon Polniak & Family Leon & Rose Polniak Ludwig Polniak
	1268 Morton Street
	1269 Morton Street 1933
	1270 Morton Street 1936 Eleanor Miller
	1271 Morton Street
	1275 Morton Street 1933
	1276 Morton Street 1920sly
	1277 Morton Street
	1278 Morton Street 1933
	1279 Morton Street
	1280 Morton Street 1933
	1281 Morton Street March 9, 2009 Click on Image to Enlarge
	1282 Morton Street 1930s Joseph Popiolek & Family Joseph & Rozelia Poiolek Benjamin Poiolek Henry A. Popiolek Adele Popiolek
	1282 Morton Street Staff Sergeant Henry A. Popiolek
	1283 Morton Street 1920
	1285 Morton Street 1947 Walter Pawlak grocery
	1293 Morton Street 1920sly
	1295 Morton Street
	1297 Morton Street
	1299 Morton Street 1929 Anthony Zubryzycki 1936 Nicholson's Cafe 1936-1972 Morton Cafe Frank Mroczkowski 1972 Buck's Lounge 1990 No Bar 2000s storefront church

Intersection of Morton Street & Norris Street

Northwest Corner
of Morton
&
Norris Streets

February 22, 2004

1300 Block of Morton Street
	1309 Morton Street 1924 1983-2007
	1311 Morton Street 1924 1983-2007
	1312 Morton Street 1947 Adolph Wysocki liquor store
	1313 Morton Street 1924 1983-2007
	1314 Morton Street 1924 1983-2007
	1316 Morton Street 1924 1983-2007
	1318 Morton Street 1924 1983-2007
	1322 Morton Street 1924 1983-2007
	1323 Morton Street 1924 1983-2007
	1324 Morton Street 1924 1983-2007
	1325 Morton Street 1924 1983-2007
	1326 Morton Street 1924 1983-2007
	1327 Morton Street 1924 1983-2007
	1328 Morton Street 1924
	1328 Morton Street 1930 Paul Urban Camden Courier-Post December 9, 1930
	1329 Morton Street 1924 1983-2007
	1330 Morton Street 1924 1983-2007
	1331 Morton Street 1924 1983-2007
	1332 Morton Street 1924 1983-2007
	1333 Morton Street 1924 1983-2007
	1334 Morton Street 1924 1983-2007
	1335 Morton Street 1924 1983-2007
	1336 Morton Street 1924 1983-2007
	1337 Morton Street 1924 1983-2007
	1338 Morton Street 1924 1983-2007
	1339 Morton Street 1924 1983-2007
	1340 Morton Street 1924 1983-2007
	1341 Morton Street 1924 1983-2007
	1342 Morton Street 1924 1983-2007
	1343 Morton Street 1924 1983-2007
	1344 Morton Street 1924 1983-2007
	1345 Morton Street 1924 1983-2007
	1346 Morton Street 1924 1983-2007
	1347 Morton Street 1924 1983-2007
	1348 Morton Street 1924 1983-2007
	1349 Morton Street 1924 1983-2007
	1350 Morton Street 1924 1983-2007
	1351 Morton Street 1924 1983-2007
	1352 Morton Street 1924 1983-2007
	1354 Morton Street 1924 1983-2007
	1356 Morton Street 1924 1983-2007

Intersection of Haddon Avenue & Morton Street

CAMDEN COURIER-POST - January 31, 1928

MAMIE ZIMMIE AND HER MOTHER

AFTER TWO-STORY JUMP FROM KIDNAPPER

GIRL TELLS OF LEAP TO ESCAPE CAPTOR
Youth Accused by Child of Luring Into House is Held for Trial

After little 10-year-old Mamie Zimmie, 1181 Morton Street, finished telling a story of how she had been lured into a house, and had escaped by leaping to the ground from a porch roof. Police Judge Bernard Bertman this morning held Samuel Osler, 18 years old, 1450 Mount Ephraim Avenue in $2500 bail for the Grand Jury.

In default young Osler was committed to the county jail.

Facing a courtroom, crowded with spectators, and showing no sign of fear or excitement, Mamie, while on the witness stand, turned toward the youth, six years her senior, and declared, "That’s the boy who tried to hurt me.”

Detective Frank Truax testified that he arrested Osler yesterday afternoon in his home at the Mt. Ephraim Avenue address, after the Zimmie girl had accused him.

On the stand and the object of the stare of those who packed the courtroom, Mamie dramatically recited the events of yesterday afternoon which led to her leap from the porch roof and her removal to the West Jersey Hospital, cut, bruised and lame.

The girl's leap had been witnessed by Frank Clark, of 1006 South Ninth Street who picked her up and took her to the hospital. She was treated for cuts and bruises and allowed to go home. Her father, William Zimmie, testified that his daughter had complained of pains in her back, all night. On the stand in his own defense, Osler said that Mamie had followed him into the house and up the stairs. “When I went into the bathroom to get some money, she jumped out of the window, I did not know her,” he declared .