Camden Streets - Pleasant Street

2700 Block of Pleasant Street
	2700 Pleasant Street 1929 Vacant
	2708 Pleasant Street 1924 Herbert Botts
	2710 Pleasant Street 1938 Samuel Ritterbach
	2712 Pleasant Street 1910s-1920s Albert Holden 1920s-1920s John Kellum 1924 William E. Ruppel
	2730 Pleasant Street 1924 Mrs. Helen Preston 1940s Charles F. & Clara Morrissey
	2730 Pleasant Street Private First Class Harry Clark Morrissey
	2730 Pleasant Street Staff Sergeant Charles R. Morrissey
	2731 Pleasant Street 1924 Newton Danenhower 1929 Mrs. Mary E. Danenhower
	2731 Pleasant Street 1930s-1950s Danenhower Sports Orville & Matilda Danenhower Woodrow Wilson High School Yearbook February 1940
	2743 Pleasant Street 1924 William J. Oren

2800 Block of Pleasant Street

2800 Pleasant Street
1924 David Bowers

2810-2812
Pleasant Street
Photos by Steve Skipton

Date: 10/16/2007 Time: 23:10 Type: All Hands Dwellings

Details:
Battalion 2 (Lewisohn) arrived with a two story twin heavy fire throughout and through the roof. Placed all hands in service with numerous handlines, portable monitors and Tower Ladder 3's bucket. The fire extended to the Delta exposure, one additional engine was special called to the scene. Fire Marshal was on scene, no injuries reported.

2810-2812
Pleasant Street
Photos by Steve Skipton

October 16, 2007

2810-2812
Pleasant Street
Photos by Steve Skipton

October 16, 2007

2810-2812
Pleasant Street
Photos by Steve Skipton

October 16, 2007

2810 Pleasant Street

1924 Marinus Overing

2 fires same day, same Camden block

CAMDEN -- A fire Tuesday night in abandoned row homes in the 2800 block of Pleasant Street was brought under control in less than an hour, Camden County emergency dispatch said.

The blaze was reported at 11:06 p.m. and brought under control at 11:53 p.m. No injuries were reported. Initial reports to the emergency dispatch said four homes were affected; a Courier-Post photographer at the scene said three homes appeared to be affected.

It was the second fire Tuesday on the block. At 2:21 a.m. Tuesday, a fire at 2810 Pleasant St. was brought under control in 15 minutes.

The fire Tuesday night started in 2812 Pleasant St.

A city deputy fire chief on duty Wednesday morning here said he had just come on duty and had no information on the fires.

2810 Pleasant Street

Camden Courier-Post
October 17, 2007

2812 Pleasant Street

1924 Rocco Paresi

Fire in Vacant Camden Building

CAMDEN -- A one-alarm fire early this morning in a vacant dwelling in the 2800 block of Pleasant Street was brought under control in 15 minutes, Camden County emergency dispatch said.

Initial reports had fire showing from the second floor of a two-story, wood-frame building. The blaze was reported at 2:21 a.m. and brought under control at 2:36 a.m..

2812 Pleasant Street

Camden Courier-Post
October 16, 2007

'WALKATHON' BEGINS 4000 WATCH START
45 Couples Enter Novel Grind at Central Airport Hangar

Four thousand spectators braved rainy weather to witness the opening of Walter E. Tebbetts' "walkathon" endurance contest at the hanger at Central Airport last night.

At the stroke of nine, 45 couples, all residents of South Jersey or Philadelphia, went out on the floor to compete in an endurance grind that may last three months or more.

Of the ninety contestants, only eight are veteran marathoners. The others are new to endurance competition. It is the first contest of its kind to be conducted in this vicinity.

Many Unemployed

Many of the entrants were there admittedly because if unemployment; the first prize of $1000 as well as weekly prizes and floor money attract them.

Team No. 20 is a striking example of this fact. They are Mrs. Dorothy Carnes and her 19 year-old son John, of 2831 Pleasant Street. Mrs. Carnes expects- as does every other contestant- to be the winner of the grand prize. She has to win it, she told interviewers; her husband, Charles is out of work and there is no other way in which the family can get food.

2831 Pleasant Street

1924 Louis Pattison
1929 John Picker
1933 Charles &. Dorothy Carnes
1933 John Carnes

Camden Courier-Post
February 8, 1933

2836 Pleasant Street

First Sergeant Gilbert F. Christy

2836 Pleasant Street

1924 Harry A. Gill
1938 James Christy

2836 Pleasant Street

2842 Pleasant Street
1924 Leonard E. Feroe
1929 John J. Smith

2900 Block of Pleasant Street
	2900 Pleasant Street 1924 Albert Zwisele 1929 Vacant
10 HURT IN SERIES OF 7 ACCIDENTS One Car in Two Mishaps; All Occur Within an Hour Ten persons were injured within an hour last night in seven accidents throughout Camden. The first accident occurred at Twenty-eighth and Thompson streets where a car driven by Mrs. Sarah A. Mole, 39, of 2903 Pleasant Street, struck a five-year-old boy who ran from the sidewalk into the path of the automobile. The boy, John Smith, 5, of 2801 Pleasant street, suffered cuts on the right arm and leg. Mrs. Mole placed him in her car, then requested Charles Johnson, 32, of 2840 Thompson street, to drive the car to Cooper Hospital. Johnson agreed and with Julius Braxton, 18, a friend, of 2933 Thompson street, Mrs. Mole and the Smith boy started for the hospital. . At Twenty-seventh street and Saunders Avenue, the second accident occurred when Mrs. Mole's car, driven by Johnson, crashed with another car driven by H. Lem White, 43, of 730 Colford avenue, Collingswood. Johnson, Mrs. Mole and Braxton all were cut and bruised in the crash and were taken, with the Smith boy to the hospital by another motorist. Meanwhile at Baird avenue and Marlton pike, an automobile driven by Miss Virginia M. Brickner, 18, of 27 Cuthbert Road, Westmont, was overturned .in a collision with another car driven. by George W. Garner, 31, of 235 Morse street, a city fireman. Miss Brickner was treated at Cooper Hospital for shock and bruises. Two accidents occurred at Sixteenth street and Crescent Boulevard. In the first, Charles C. Markley, 30, of 1040 Sycamore avenue, Haddon Heights, attempted to stop his car when another machine cut In front of him. Markley's car overturned at the curbstone, and was wrecked, but Markley escaped injury. A Palmyra mother and her four year-old daughter were injured when the shaft of a bread wagon broke two windows in their car and showered them with glass, at the same intersection. The car was driven by Mrs. Dorothy Creager, 32, of 737 Garfield Avenue, Palmyra. She was cut, as was her daughter, Helen, 4. The driver of the wagon, Jackson Kircher, of 159 West Avenue, Westville, was not injured. William H. Anderson,· 7, of 810 Chambers avenue, Gloucester, was treated last night at Cooper Hospital for a leg fracture suffered when struck by an automobile at Brown street, near Paul, Gloucester. Mrs. Anna Hammond, of 136 Snyder Avenue, Westville, took the boy to the hospital and reported to. Gloucester police.	2903 Pleasant Street 1924 Harry Watson 1933 Sarah Mole Camden Courier-Post June 9, 1933
	2903 Pleasant Street 1940 Robert & Sarah Gunson
	2903 Pleasant Street Sergeant Robert F. Gunson
	2903 Pleasant Street 1947 Percy Mole
	2923 Pleasant Street 1924 William E. Miller 1929 Vacant
	2989 Pleasant Street 1880s-1900s James Smith Family Walter F. Smith

Intersection of North 27th Street & Pleasant Street
	576 North 27th Street 1918-1921 George A. Smyth 1930 Bar Closed 1936-1943 John T. Morrow Pleasant Cafe 1956-1966 Jo-Vic Cafe
	Pavonia Rail Station 1908 as seen from Pleasant Street The track on the left curves and runs to East Camden, past Dudley Grange, and on to Merchantville, Moorestown, and Mt. Holly. The bridge over the tracks was later enlarged for auto and truck trraffic.
	555 North 27th Stockton Coal 1913 to 1936 Keystone Coal 1947

3000 Block of Pleasant Street
	3007 Pleasant Street 1924-1929 Elijah Woodly
	3008 Pleasant Street 1924 George H. Carpenter 1929 William Anderson junk
	3010 Pleasant Street 1924 Daniel Hurts 1929 Vacant

3200-3300 Block of Pleasant Street
	3265 Pleasant Street 1924 No House Yet Built 1929
	3266 Pleasant Street 1924 No House Yet Built 1929
	3272 Pleasant Street 1924 No House Yet Built 1929
	3275 Pleasant Street 1924 No House Yet Built 1929
	3281 Pleasant Street 1924 No House Yet Built 1929
	3300 Pleasant Street 1924 Theodore Woodfall 1929
	3306 Pleasant Street 1924 No House Yet Built 1929
	3312 Pleasant Street 1924 No House Yet Built 1929
	3318 Pleasant Street 1924 No House Yet Built 1929
	3322 Pleasant Street 1924 No House Yet Built 1929