Camden Streets - Sherman Avenue

SHERMAN AVENUE is a street that runs north and south between River Road and the railroad in Cramer Hill. Like many of the other north-south streets in that part of Camden, it was laid out in the 1890s and named after Civil War hero General William Tecumseh Sherman. Just about all of the north-south streets in that part of Camden are named for U.S. Presidents or military heroes.

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Phil Cohen

2400 Block of Sherman Avenue
	2413 Sherman Avenue
	2415 Sherman Avenue
	2417 Sherman Avenue
	2419 Sherman Avenue
	2421 Sherman Avenue
	2423 Sherman Avenue

Intersection of Nprth 27th Street & Sherman Avenue
	January 7, 1928 Camden Courier-Post Advertisement
	700 North 27th Street 1940s-1950s H.B. Davies Paint Company
	700 North 27th Street 1940s-1950s H.B. Davies Paint Company
	701 North 27th Street 1930s-1940s Murphy Auto Body Works By 1956 this business had moved to Pennsauken, and back to Cramer Hill by 1959 at 1137 North 36th Street

2700 Block of Sherman Avenue
	2710 Sherman Avenue
	2715 Sherman Avenue 1940s-1950s H.B. Davies Paint Company
	2716 Sherman Avenue
	2717 Sherman Avenue
	2718 Sherman Avenue
	2721 Sherman Avenue Ferdinand F. Sell Early 1890s - Late 1920s
	2723 Sherman Avenue
	2725 Sherman Avenue
	2728 Sherman Avenue
	2731 Sherman Avenue William F. Foehl Sr.
	2731 Sherman Avenue 1956 Charles A. Bates
	2733 Sherman Avenue
	2734 Sherman Avenue
	2737 Sherman Avenue Corporal William F. Foehl, Jr.
	2738 Sherman Avenue
	2744 Sherman Avenue
	2745 Sherman Avenue Sergeant George W. Schlam 1910s - 1920s
	2745 Sherman Avenue February 29, 1972 Click on Image to enlarge
	2746 Sherman Avenue Private First Class Charles H. Pippett
	2748 Sherman Avenue

2800 Block of Sherman Avenue
	2800 Sherman Avenue 1938 Anthony Alexander
	2804 Sherman Avenue
	2806 Sherman Avenue
	2821 Sherman Avenue
	2823 Sherman Avenue
	2833 Sherman Avenue
	2839 Sherman Avenue
	2843 Sherman Avenue
	2845 Sherman Avenue