Camden Streets - Federal Street

Streets
of
Camden, NJ

Federal
Street

Federal Street was originally called Joseph Cooper’s Lane, and ran from the river to the old Haddonfield Road. In 1803 Joshua Cooper, who was an ardent Federalist, called it Federal Street. His father, Daniel Cooper, had, in 1764, built a large three-story brick house and established a ferry about the same time to Philadelphia. This lane was to provide the farmers in the area a way to get to the ferry.

When a new road was authorized between Mount Holly and Cooper’s Creek (known today as the Cooper River), the act stated that it should end at the Delaware River. On Oct 21, 1794 the route was laid out between Cooper’s Creek and Joshua Cooper’s Ferry.

Federal Street developed into one of the primary east-west streets in Camden. The intersection of Federal Street and Broadway is considered by most to be, in modern times, the "center of center city Camden." At this intersection in past times stood Camden Catholic High School, the Camden County Courthouse, and the Munger & Long Department Store building, later the home of a J.C. Penney Department Store branch. Federal Street between the Delaware River and the Cooper featured many shops, home, and small businesses prior to being subjected to various urban renewal projects in the latter half of the 20th century.

Once built, Federal Street northeast of the Cooper River ran through Stockton Township (present-day East Camden), Merchantville, and Moorestown on its way to Mount Holly. In the 1800s a stage coach line was established, that ran from Cooper's ferry to the Halfway Inn, which stood at 36th and Federal Streets, near the toll gate. The stage ran until the advent of horse cars, around 1890. George W. Loper was the last surviving stage driver, passing away in 1942. Stockton Township, which, in its last years consisted of all of present-day Camden northeast of the Cooper, was finally annexed to Camden in 1899. Shortly thereafter, the City of Camden built a library, police station, and fire house at the intersection of Federal Street and Westfield Avenue. These buildings are still standing in 2003, and the fire house has been in continuous use as such since its erection. Also still in existence, although the exterior has been extensively altered, is the toll house at 36th and Federal Street.


Moorestown Toll Gate, 36th & Federal Street	Mexico Lindo Restaurant - July 2003

In the first part of the 29th Century, as Camden experienced its boom years, Federal Street between the Cooper River and 20th Street became the home of several large commercial enterprises, including the Warren Webster & Company plant, which manufactured heating systems, and the DuBell Lumber Company. There also were several new car dealerships, and a busy retail district between Marlton Pike and 27th Street.

Federal Street passes in front of where stood the estate of Thomas H. Dudley. Known in modern times as Dudley Grange, and the site of a Camden County owned and operated park, the Dudley mansion served as the East Camden branch of Camden's public library system through the 1970s. Camden's third public high school, Woodrow Wilson High School, also lies on Federal Street, opposite Dudley Grange.

Do you have a Federal Street memory or picture. Let me know by e-mail so it can be included here.

Phil Cohen


Business Card for the Jacob Naden Store at 24th & Federal Street store Click on Image to Enlarge

Unit Block of Federal Street
	18 Federal Street 1863-1864 Captain William R. Maxwell William & Harriet Susannah Maxwell William T. Maxwell Edith Maxwell Click on Image to Enlarge

100 Block of Federal Street
	111 Federal Street Richter & Eschler Electrical Engineers & Contractors Camden Courier-Post Advertisement October 14, 1931 Click on Image to Enlarge
	119 Federal Street I.F. Huntzinger Co. Printers Camden Courier-Post Advertisement March 12, 1930 & October 14, 1931 Click on Image to Enlarge
	130 Federal Street ELMER DEPUTY Designing, Photo-Engraving & Electrotyping 1931 Click on Image to Enlarge
	130 Federal Street C.B. Edwards Electric Co. 1925 Click on Image to Enlarge

200 Block of Federal Street
	201Federal Street Arcadia Cafe 1920s-1930s
Two women were arrested Saturday in larceny cases, Edith Holmes, 31, of 519 North Third Street, is in the city jail in default of $500 bail, charged with the theft of $30 from a relative, Marie Holmes, 2923 Kansas road. Mrs. Bertha Teitelman, 58, of 207 Federal Street, is in similar bail on a shoplifting charge preferred by W. J. Hickey, manager of Grant's store, Federal Street near Broadway.	207 Federal Street 1933 Bertha Teitelman Camden Courier-Post June 20, 1933
	208 Federal Street Robert Turner's Oyster House 1900s-1910s Click on Image to Enlarge
	208 Federal Street Frank Beni & Son 1910s-1930s
	211 Federal Street Anderson's Grill 1930s
	212-214 Federal Street Turner's Sea Food October 30. 1931 Courier-Post Ad 1897 - 1940s
	212-214 Federal Street Turner's Sea Food February 10, 1933 Courier-Post Ad 1897 - 1940s
	212-214 Federal Street Turner's Sea Food October 3, 1936 Courier-Post Ad 1897 - 1940s Click on Image to Enlarge
	212-214 Federal Street Turners Sea Food October 3, 1936 Courier-Post Ad 1897 - late 1940s
	214 Federal Street 1917 William Vangeley & Family William & Mary Vangeley Adeline Vangeley Frank Vangeley Jennie Vangeley The Vangeleys rented above the restaurant
	213 Federal Street George's George Schatz October 30, 1930 Courier-Post Ad
	213 Federal Street Esther Osgenel Company Benjamin Dzick Firmin Michel 1931
	214 Federal Street 1882-1884 John A. Furey saloon
	224 Federal Street Camden Safe Deposit & Trust Company 1919 1919 Camden High School Purple & Gold Yearbook Ad
	224 Federal Street 1928 Camden Safe Deposit & Trust Company Camden High Shool January 1928 Purple & Gold Yearbook
	224 Federal Street (220-228) South Jersey Law School From Camden High School Purple & Gold Yearbook Ad January 1932
	224 Federal Street (220-228) The College of South Jersey From Camden High School Purple & Gold Yearbook Ad February 1940
	227 Federal Street John Campbell Jr. Real Estate & Insurance 1900
	230 Federal Street 1863-1890 Seybold's Bakery Click on Image to Enlarge
	230 Federal Street 1938 New Jersey Restaurant Camden Courier-Post news article February 3, 1938 Click on Image to Enlarge
	230 Federal Street 1938 New Jersey Restaurant Camden Courier-Post news article February 3, 1938


	232 Federal Street DEL-MAR PANTS SHOP Camden Courier-Post Ad August 19, 1933
	236 Federal Street SYLE BROTHERS Hatters and Men's Furnishers The Delaware & Atlantic Telephone & Telegraph Co. Camden District November, 1906 Directory

300 Block of Federal Street
	306 Federal Street 1883-1884 John Beck Saloon
	306 Federal Street 1918 Carrie Washington Camden Daily Courier May 13, 1918 Clare Street - Locust Street - Federal Street South 2nd Street - Washington Street Louis Stehr - Henry Butler - Edward Brown Marie Gibbs - Rhoda Montgomery Carrie Washington - - Hazel Shipman
	306 Federal Street 1883-1884 John Beck Saloon 1918-1947 Joe Manfredini's Cafe 1954 Frank S. Vari 1958-1970 Mid City Bar
	306 Federal Street Neil Jensen 1922-1942
	307 Federal Street 1914 William P. Elberson
	307 Federal Street Hand's Seafoods February 3, 1933 Courier-Post Ad
	309 Federal Street 1929 William Stein & Company
	310 Federal Street FISK SIGNS Winfield S. Fisk March 2, 1930 Courier-Post Ad
	313 Federal Street David Tattersdill 1908-1909
	313 Federal Street 1924-1930 William Stein & Company
	313 Federal Street 1924-1930 William Stein & Company Camden Courier-Post December 1, 1930 Robert Ashenfelter William Stein C. Leonard Brehm Front Street South 2nd Street Federal Street
	318 Federal Street 1917 Patrick Lyon Philadelphia Inquirer December 10, 1917 Click on Image for PDF File
	318 Federal Street 1943 Michael Jordan's 1947 Jack's Grill 1953 318 Club aka Marjay's 1954 Closed
	319 Federal Street Donal;d Bruish Company 1929-1930
	319 Federal Street 1931-1940 McKenna's Cafe (1936 Jack's Grill)
	320 Federal Street Langendorf & Co., Jewelers Robert J. Gebert Jeweler 1919 1919 Camden High School Purple & Gold Yearbook Ad
	320 Federal Street November 30, 1965 Courier-Post Ad
	325 Federal Street Nathan Miller's 5 & 10 Cent Store 1886-1889 The first '5 and 10-cent store' in Camden was located at 325 Federal Street. This photo, from 1886, shows Mrs. Lizzie Sievers in the doorway holding Nathan Miller Jr., four-month old son of the proprietor, and sitting on steps are Miller's daughters, Amanda and Mary. Poster at lower left advertises P.T. Barnum & Company's Greatest Show on Earth. The three children were still living in the late 1950s when this photo was published in the Camen Courier-Post. Nathan resides in Burlington; Mrs. Mary Jackson, in Balboa, Panama Canal Zone, and Mrs. Amanda Francis, of 100 Harvard Avenue, Gloucester City. Mrs.Francis supplied the photograph to the Courier. Click on Image to Enlarge
W. R. FEARN, 326 FEDERAL STREET, PHOTOGRAPHY The art of photography has developed to a marvelous degree of excellence. In Camden one of the most reliable and successful of artists is W. R. Fearn, who has his studio at 326 Federal street, where it was established about seven years ago by Mr. Fearn, who was succeeded by his brother, Fred. Fearn, who carried it on-for six years, when it again came into the hands of its present proprietor. It occupies the second floor. The establishment is fitted up with every appliance for the execution of the best work. Four experienced and competent assistants are employed, and a high class of work has made the house celebrated. Mr. Fearn was born in New York, and has twenty-five years' experience; has been in Camden eighteen years.	326 Federal Street 1881-1894 W.R. Fearn photographer Historical and Industrial Review of Camden, New Jersey Camden City Board of Trade, 1890
	326 Federal Street 1894-1920s Samuel C. Chester photographer Samuel C. Chester conducted a portrait photography studio at this address for over 25 years. Click on Image to Enlarge
	326 Federal Street 1924 Meyer Goldberg meats 1920s-1930s Louis Toll (Tolshin) Tailor
	327, 329, 331 Federal Street From Postcard - circa 1906
G. F. CASSELMAN, 336 FEDERAL STREET BOOTS AND SHOES. One of the neatest and most attractive business places in the city is the store of G.F.Casselman at No. 336 Federal street, dealer in Fine Boots and Shoes-a general assortment for ladies, gentlemen and children, including slippers of all kinds and rubbers. The business was established by the father of the present proprietor in 1855, who was succeeded by his son in 1877. The store is 18 x 32 feet in dimensions, and the trade is of course chiefly local. Beside the ready-made goods, custom work and repairing have their department, which is in charge of an assistant. Mr. Casselman is a native of Philadelphia, and has been all his life a shoe dealer, consequently understands every detail of the business, and is able to buy and sell to the best advantage. He is prominently identified with the I. 0. 0. F. and the A. 0. U. W., two organizations having a large membership in Camden.	336 Federal Street G.F. Casselman Historical and Industrial Review of Camden, New Jersey Camden City Board of Trade, 1890
	338 Federal Street 1906 Lee & Company Howard Lee house furnishings
	338 Federal Street 1890 Henry Washington Buchanan printer, Civil War veteran
	340 Federal Street 1933-1936 Wall Street Club Edward Markowitz 1947-1967 Mindy's Restaurant & Bar
	342 Federal Street 1918-1921 John McCarry's Saloon

400 Block of Federal Street
	403 Federal Street The Central Trust Company bank building at 4th & Federal Streets was opened on October 31, 1900. This bank merged with the Camden Safe Deposit & Trust Company in 1927. After the merger, the building became the home of the Equitable Beneficial Insurance Company, and remains as such today. Photo taken July 16, 2006 Click on Image to Enlarge
	406 Federal Street 1870s-1910s Lee & Company Howard Lee stationary and books 1879-1900s Lewis A. Lee
	408 Federal Street 1928 Central Electric Shoe Rebuilding Nathan Curcio, Proprietor Camden High Shool January 1928 Purple & Gold Yearbook
	410 Federal Street 1887 John H. Pasco Barber 1888 Max Mentine Barber
	410 Federal Street 1893 Louis C. Koessel Barber BARBER SHOP operated by the late Louis C. Koessel was located at 410 Federal Street when the photograph was taken in 1893. This building and others were torn down to make way for offices of Public Service Electric and Gas Company, which in the 1980s became the home of the Camden Free Public Library. Posing with the barber is his daughter, Bertha, later Mrs. Walter Tyler, of 232 Conover Street, Burlington, who submitted the photograph to the Courier-Post around 1958. Click on Image to Enlarge
	418 Federal Street Camden Free Public Library Photo taken July 16, 2006 Click on Image to Enlarge
	424 Federal Street Judson C. Burns Appliances Camden Courier-Post Advertisement February 14, 1930
	426 Federal Street 1900s-1910s William J. Lorigan shoes
	432-434, 430 & 428 Federal Street 432-434 Camden Fire Insurance Association 1899-2003 - Arthur Truscott, Architect Photo published 1915 Click on Image to Enlarge

Federal Street West of 5th Street -1890s

Federal Street before 1900 presented this view from 5th Street, looking west. The now gone Camden Fire Insurance building and the Public Service Building, which since the 1980s has housed the Camden Free Public Library, soon replaced the two structures on the left, which were both occupied by those entities when this photo was taken. Beyond the M.S. Erwin Grocer building one can see what was in 1885 the Post Office and the Federal Street Market with its arched roof.

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Federal
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500 Block of Federal Street
	500 Federal Street Quality Food Market Camden Courier-Post Ad October 27, 1955
RECEIVER IS ASKED FOR FINANCE CONCERN Charging fraud in the transfer of stock, Carl L. Farner and stockholders of the National Industrial Finance Association of Camden yesterday petitioned Vice Chancellor Francis B. Davis to appoint a receiver for the company. The court also is asked to restrain the defendants from proceeding with an exchange of stock with the National Lycoming Corporation, of Williamsport, Pa., and to make a discovery of all matters connected with the Lycoming company. Albert Bayley, secretary-treasurer of the National company, was on the witness stand most of the day, producing records of the firm. The 1100 stockholders represented in the case own between $400,000 and $500,000 of the company's stock.	506 Federal Street National Industrial Finance Association Industrial Loans 1920s-1930s Camden Courier-Post June 6, 1933
	508 Federal Street Foulon's Ice Cream Parlor & Restaurant 1926
	508 Federal Street Judson C. Burns Appliances Camden Courier-Post Advertisement October 21, 1931
	508 Federal Street Judson C. Burns Appliances Camden Courier-Post Advertisement August 16, 1933
	509 Federal Street 1928 CAMDEN MAYTAG COMPANY Robert H. Reed, proprietor Camden High Shool January 1928 Purple & Gold Yearbook
	510 Federal Street 1914 Antonio Oliveto & Family Antonio & Maria Oliveto William Oliveto Felice Oliveto Anna Maria Oliveto Catherine Oliveto Dominick Oliveto Rose Oliveto Angelina Oliveto Lucy Oliveto Daniel Oliveto
	510 Federal Street 1938 Soltz Paint Compnay Camden Courier-Post February 4, 1938
	512 Federal Street 1926-1928 Doerschner's Dyers and Cleaners W.H. Hendricks 1926 Camden High School Purple & Gold Yearbook
	512 Federal Street 1928 Doerschner's Dyers and Cleaners W.H. Hendricks Camden High Shool January 1928 Purple & Gold Yearbook
	514 Federal Street PALITZ February 21, 1928
	516 Federal Street Belmont Meat Market 1939
	518 Federal Street M.M. Fuchs New York Millinery 1870s-1880s Click on Image to Enlarge
	518 Federal Street Roseland Studio Camden Morning Post December 9, 1830 Joseph Campbell - Hazel McCloskey William McCloskey Fawn & Foster Little Mary Woodrow Kathryn Hamilton Jimmy Dougherty's Orchestra
	518 Federal Street DEL-RAY STUDIO February 3, 1933 Courier-Post Ad
	518 Federal Street ASSOCIATES FINANCE COMPANY November 30, 1965 Courier-Post Ad
	524 Federal Street C. Foulon & Company Company Bakery circa 1880 to mid-1920s
	524 Federal Street Charles Ferat confectionary Eddie Ferat Camden Post-Telegram Ad October 14, 1912
	524 Federal Street 1945 Sunlite Market Morris Shapiro Camden Courier-Post August 16, 1945
	528-530 Federal Street Lintonia Pure Food Shop Gus Chigounis
Federal Street Restaurant Denies Philadelphia Concern Has Right to Label Vice Chancellor Francis B. Davis has fixed June 19 at 10 a.m. as the date for Linton's Lunch to show cause why a preliminary injunction should not issue against it for using a name similar to the Lintonia Pure Food Shop, Inc., a restaurant at 530 Federal street, a few doors distant and on the same side of the street. Linton's Lunch, a Philadelphia company, has made renovations at 538 Federal Street for a restauraunt. A sign, "Linton's Lunch," appears on the window, and the opening date is expected to be announced within a few days. The site was occupied for many years by Sig Schoenagle as a haberdashery. The preliminary injunction against using the name Linton's Lunch is sought by Gus A. Chigounis; president and general manager of the Lintonia. Chigounis charged through his attorney, Edward West, that use by Linton's of a name similar to that of his establishment is an attempt "to deceive the public" that both places are under one management, and therefore represents unfair competition. Chigounis said the Lintonia has spent approximately $3000 in newspaper advertisements and the radio to "build up" the name, Lintonia, in Camden. He said his place has a reputation for quality food and service and has 18 efficient employees. Warning to Linton's, he said, not to use the name similar to the Lintonia was not heeded, he added. Linton's side of the case is expected to be heard at the preliminary hearing June 19.	528-530 Federal Street Lintonia Pure Food Shop Gus Chigounis Camden Courier-Post June 8, 1933
	536 Federal Street Albert Foulon Ice Cream & Cakes 1919 1919 Camden High School Purple & Gold Yearbook Ad
	536 Federal Street 1919-1928 Harry Baylie shoes & rubbers 1919 Camden High School Purple & Gold Yearbook Ad
	536 Federal Street 1919-1928 Harry Baylie shoes & rubbers Camden High Shool January 1928 Purple & Gold Yearbook
	538 Federal Street Sig Schoenagle hats, shirts, underwear, hosiery, etc. 1919 1919 Camden High School Purple & Gold Yearbook Ad
	538 Federal Street 1933 Linton's Lunch
	540 Federal Street T. Trueman Stackhouse lawyer 1919 1919 Camden High School Purple & Gold Yearbook Ad
	540-542 Federal Street 1923-1928 Frost Brothers Cameras, Leather Goods, Stationary, Pens, Silverware Camden High Shool January 1923 Purple & Gold Yearbook
	540-542 Federal Street 1923-1928 Frost Brothers Cameras, Leather Goods, Stationary, Pens, Silverware Camden High Shool January 1928 Purple & Gold Yearbook
	540 Federal Street 1947 Brait's Men's Furnishings Samuel Brait - Charles Brait Meyer Blackman Also at 111 Broadway and 251-1/2 Broadway
	542 Federal Street SYKES Camden Courier-Post Ad June 1, 1933
	524-542 Federal Street November 13, 1974 Click on Image to Enlarge
	524-542 Federal Street November 13, 1974
Intersection of Federal street & Hudson Street
	548 Federal Street The Fussy Shop chocolates 1919 1919 Camden High School Purple & Gold Yearbook Ad
	548 Federal Street S.N. Miller Real Estate & Insurance 1926
	548-550 Federal Street February 3, 1961 Click on Image to Enlarge Click Here to Supersize photo courtesy of Bob Bartosz
	548-550 Federal Street February 3, 1961 Click on Image to Enlarge Click Here to Supersize photo courtesy of Bob Bartosz That's Bob in the foreground, wearing the white hat!
	552 Federal Street 1914 Dr, Hubert MacGeorge Camden Post-Telegram December 11, 1914
	Looking West on Federal Street from the Southwest Corner of Broadway & Federal Street 1950s Click on Image to Enlarge
	566 Federal Street The Y.M.C.A 1919 Camden High School Purple & Gold Yearbook Ad

600 Block of Federal Street
	602 Federal Street Dr. Edward Schiff Dentist 1930s
	606 Federal Street William J. "Kid" Gleason 1890
	626 Federal Street 1947 Phil & Rudy's Federal Barber Shop
	630 Federal Street Dr. Edward Schiff Dentist Late 1940s-1959
	640 Federal Street HARRIS EMPLOYMENT AGENCY Camden Courier-Post May 19, 1964

700 Block of Federal Street
	716 Federal Street HIMES BOOST A SANDWICH SHOP Camden High School Purple & Gold Yearbook Ad January 1932
MEDICAL GROUP STUDIES CASES OF OTHER YEARS Among case reports presented for discussion at a meeting of the Camden County Medical Society last night was one of a thigh fracture handled by a physician in 1866. It was presented by Dr. Paul M. Mecray. Others presenting case reports were Dr. H. I. Goldstein, Dr. G. F. West, Dr. O. R. Kline, Dr. J. N. Barroway, Dr. T. B. Lee and Dr. P. H. Thompson. More than 70 members of the society attended the meeting, which was held in the Camden City Dispensary, 725 Federal street. Dr. J. Lynn Mahaffey, president of the society, conducted the meeting.	716 Federal Street Camden Dispensary Camden County Medical Society Camden Courier-Post February 2, 1938
	724-726 Federal Street Maison De Paris Beauty College Camden Courier-Post May 19, 1964
	738 Federal Street 1947 James M. Thoirs Inc. Florists
	744 Federal Street Federal Cafe 1924
	762 Federal Street Thomas W. Thornley 1887-1888

800 Block of Federal Street
	804 Federal Street 1900s-1910s Edward L. Headley Philadelphia Inquirer January 10, 1910
	811 Federal Street 1946-1947 Deighan's Sport Center bar
	814 Federal Street BOWERS Farm Lighting Batteries Camden Courier-Post February 20, 1936
	818 Federal Street 1880s-1890s Dr. Daniel Strock
	860 Federal Stree Mario Rodriguez Sr. & Family 1920's-1930s
	860 Federal Street Mario Rodriguez Jr. 1920's-1930s
	860 Federal Street Judge Joseph Rodriguez. 1930s

900 Block of Federal Street
	940 Federal Street 1929 Lewis B. Cox
	942 Federal Street 1929 Pentecostal Mission "World's Narrowest House"
	944 Federal Street 1929 Showers Brothers Printing Orville Showers Sr.
	944 Federal Street 1929 Alpha Light Lunch

1000 Block of Federal Street

1100 Block of Federal Street

1105 Federal Street

1928 Walter Malan

1112 Federal Street

1933 Robert Farland

Camden Courier-Post
June 23, 1933

1131 Federal Street

Federal Printing House

1919 Camden High School
Purple & Gold Yearbook Ad

1131 Federal Street

Commercial Motors & Parts Co. Inc.
Stewart Trucks

Camden Courier-Post Ad
March 12, 1930

"ROLLED" FOR $100, PHILA. VISITOR SAYS
Man, Accused of Getting Money is Held by Grand Jury

Members of the grand jury will have an opportunity to decide whether a Philadelphian attending a party in Camden was "rolled" for $100.

Police Judge Pancoast Saturday passed on to the grand jury the problem of Fred Peegan, 40, of 1519 Palethorp Street, Philadelphia, who caused the arrest of Richard Wagner, 25, of 1136 Federal Street. Peegan said he came to Camden Friday night for a party, imbibed a little too freely and laid down to "sleep it off."

He woke up to find Wagner going through his pockets, Peegan told the judge. Wagner fled, Peegan said, and he caught him in an alley, holding him until police arrived. Wagner denied he had taken any money from Peegan's pockets and said a girl who accompanied Peegan to Camden left soon after the party started at the Wagner home.

Peegan denied the party was at Wagner's house, but said it was in a South Camden residence but could not tell where.

"I am of the opinion that it was your own fault for coming to Camden, drinking too much, and losing your money, if you lost it as you say you did," Judge Pancoast told Peegan. "However, I am going to let the grand jury decide the issue."

Judge Pancoast released Wagner in his own recognizance for the grand jury and held Peegan in $1000 bail as a material witness.

1136 Federal Street

1933 Richard Wagner

Camden Courier-Post
March 12, 1930

1136 Federal Street

1930 David Green & Family
David & Sarah J. Dick Green

Camden Courier-Post
December 6, 1930

1200 Block of Federal Street

Federal Street
&
Wright Avenue

Firestone Service Stores, Inc.

Camden Courier-Post Advertisement
October 16, 1931

1300 Block of Federal Street

1400 Block of Federal Street
	1401 Federal Street Engine Company 5 1905-1933 Building razed 1986 Click on Image to Enlarge
	Federal Street Viaduct Looking west from the City Incinerator Photo taken July 7, 2006 Click on Image to Enlarge
	1451 Federal Street City of Camden Municipal Incinerator Photo taken July 7, 2006 Click on Image to Enlarge

Federal Street Crosses the Cooper River

Federal Street
Drawbridge

Photo taken July 7, 2006

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1400 Block of Federal Street
	1494 Federal Street ROYAL TIRE of CAMDEN Camden Courier-Post May 19, 1964
	1494 Federal Street ROYAL TIRE of CAMDEN 1950s-1960s Camden Courier-Post May 19, 1964
	1494 Federal Street ABC Bus New Jersey 1990s-2000s

1500 Block of Federal Street
	E.A. Antrim Hardware & Richard F. Smith Lumber 15th & Federal Streets Stockton Township 1889
	Antrim Hardware Company 1514 Federal Streets Camden NJ June 30, 2003
	Antrim Hardware Company 1514 Federal Streets Camden NJ June 30, 2003
	Antrim Hardware Company 1514 Federal Streets Camden NJ June 30, 2003

1521-1547 Federal Street - April 28, 2009 Click on Image to Enlarge
	1521 & 1523 Federal Street April 28, 2009 Click on Image to Enlarge
	1525, 1527 & 1529 Federal Street April 28, 2009 Click on Image to Enlarge
	1531 to 1547 Federal Street April 28, 2009 Click on Image to Enlarge
	1531Federal Street 1900s Frederick Glaze Family
	1533 Federal Street 1899 Lewis Williams
CHARGES WATCH STOLEN; CIVIL SUIT IS ADVISED The story of how she saw on another woman's wrist a watch which had been stolen from her "hope chest" was told in police court yesterday by Mrs. Mabel Barrett, 1535 Federal Street. Mrs. Barrett appeared as a complaining witness against George Zimmerman 27, of 27 Morse Street, charging him with possession of a stolen wristwatch. The woman said the watch was taken from her trunk and same days later, she saw Mrs. Zimmerman wearing it. Zimmerman admitted his wile has a new watch, but he said he purchased it from a man in Delaware. Judge Pancoast dismissed the complaint and told Mrs. Barrett that she would have to sue in civil court to recover the watch.	1535 Federal Street 1933 Mabel Barrett Camden Courier-Post June 24, 1933
	1547 Federal Street The Coamo Social Club In 1947 this was Olga Stavros' Mom & Pop's Restaurant. Within a few years she had moved across the street to 1600 Federal Street, and had renamed the business as Olga's Diner. The Warren Webster Company plant is visible in the rear. October 1, 2003
	1547 Federal Street The Coamo Social Club October 1, 2003

1600 Block of Federal Street
	Olga's Diner 1600 Block Federal Street about 1957
	Olga's Diner 1600 Block Federal Street about 1957 The railroad crossed Federal Street between Olga's Diner and the Soap Factory to the Warren Webster Factory
	1880s-1920s Dobbins Soap Manufacturing Company
	1880s-1920s Dobbins Soap Manufacturing Company 1920s through 1940s Iowa Soap Company present day Concord Chemical Company
	Concord Chemical 1991 Advertisement

1700 Block of Federal Street
	1700 Federal Street MICHAEL DE MOSI House Wrecking 1920s-1930s March 2, 1930 Courier-Post Ad
	1700 Federal Street Early 1940s - July 1950 Stanley Bar & Liquors 1960s - Early 2000s Ace Industrial Fasteners
	1706 Federal Street Camden Cadillac Company 1706 Federal Street Camden Cadillac Company 1927-1928
	1708 Federal Street 1706 Federal Street Franklin-McKenna Company 1927-1928
	1706-1716 Federal Street 1930s-Early 1940s Rud Preisendanz Sons Truck Bodies Camden Courier-Post Ad March 12, 1930
	1706-1716 Federal Street 1940s-1950s 1930-1937 Becker Body Company Camden Courier-Post June 8, 1933
NEW FOOD FAIR MARKET TO OPEN IN CAMDEN Food Fair, Inc. has announced plans for opening a new market in Camden. It will be the twenty fourth market operated by the company. The new market, located at Seventeenth and Federal streets, will be managed by B. Stelwick, who for the past several years has been associated with the Collingswood market of Food Fair, Inc. Stelwick announces the new market will be up to the minutes in foods and will consist of seven departments. They will feature a complete line of nationally advertised grocery products in a self-serve unit. Meats, seafood, fresh fruits, vegetables, dairy products and fresh baked goods make up the other six departments. During the last week in February both the Collingswood and Camden Food Fairs will feature Nationally Advertised Brands Week in conjunction with other such markets throughout the country.	1706-1716 Federal Street 1940s-1950s Food Fair Camden Courier-Post February 2, 1938
SIX FOOD DEALERS HELD IN OPA DRIVE Two Arrests in Camden; Warrants Issued for 26 in Prices Probe Six South Jersey food store owners, managers and clerks, two in Camden and four in Atlantic City; were arrested yesterday by U. S. marshals on criminal charges of selling food at over ceiling prices. Arrested were John Hannigan, meat manager, and John Ruch, clerk, Food Fair, Inc., 1706 Federal Street, Camden; Harry Lichtenstein, owner, and Morris Ketzowsky, clerk, Central Market, 1130 Atlantic Avenue, Atlantic City; Myer Rabin, owner, and Hazel White, clerk, Nashville Market, 5103 Ventnor Avenue, Ventnor. Preliminary hearings are slated before U. S. Commissioner Surran, in Atlantic City, Friday, and U. S. Commissioner Scheflin, Camden, next Tuesday. 26 Warrants Issued Simultaneous with their arrests, Camden OPA District Director Dempsey announced warrants have been issued for the arrest of 28 more South Jersey food store owners, large market managers and clerks in the "biggest single drive on food price violations in the history of our office." The warrants have been issued for: Jack Hyman, manager, and Sadie Navarro, clerk, Food Fair, Inc., White Horse Pike, Collingswood; Frank Batman, clerk, Food Fair, Inc., 1706 Federal Street, Camden; Bernard Katin, clerk, Atlantic and Pacific Tea Company, 708 White Horse Pike, Oaklyn; Frank Wenoff, owner, William E. Saner and Morris Shapiro, clerks, Sunlite Market, 524 Federal Street, Camden.	1706-1716 Federal Street 1940s-1950s Food Fair Camden Courier-Post August 16, 1945 Click Here for Complete Article
	1730 Federal Street early 1950s - 1956 Stanley's Bar & Liquors Inc. 1959 Jan's Inc. 1964 Front Page Tavern 1970 Donato's Bar 1977 Harvey's Hangout 1990-2007 Contractors Service
	Southwest Corner of 18th & Federal Streets OSCAR GIBBS' SINCLAIR GAS STATION

18th Street & Federal Street
	1913 East Side Bottling Company Henry Schulz
	1913 East Side Bottling Company Henry Schulz

1800 Block of Federal Street
	1801 Federal Street 1922s to late 1970s Dubell Lumber Company Camden Courier-Post February 7, 1938
	1801 Federal Street Late 1970s to present DiMedio Lime Company.
	1812 Federal Street 1974 to present day The Gibson-Tarquini Group
	1812 Federal Street 1974 to present day The Tarquini Organization 1991 Advertisement
	1895 Federal Street Best Equipment

1900 Block of Federal Street

MRS. JOSEPH VIGGIANO

The former Miss Harriet E. Fisher, of 1970 Federa1 Street, who was married on June 10 and is now on a honeymoon trip
at Niagara Falls. Upon their return Mr. and Mrs. Viggiano will reside at 3721 Marlton Pike, Pennsauken.

1970
Federal Street

1933 Harriet E. Fisher

Camden Courier-Post
June 21, 1933

1984-1986
Federal Street
August Muench Saloon
1891-1892
August E. Muench
Plumber
1891-1904

1990
Federal Street

1933-1947 Marty's Olde Tappe House
1954 Joseph Siegle
1956 Marty's Old Tappe House
Martin Segal
1959-1964 Joseph Siegle
1970-1979 Towers Bar

1999
Federal Street

Sweet Dreams Furnitre
Bruce Weiner
1990s-2004

1999
Federal Street

Palmas Del Mar Cafe
2005

Photo taken June 30, 2006

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2000 Block of Federal Street
	2000 Federal Street 1890s-1906 Jake Schiller Click on Image to Enlarge
	2001 to 2041 Federal Street June 30, 2006 Click on Image to Enlarge
	2001 Federal Street December 27, 2003 Once the home of Samuel "Buddy" Leyman, who operated a sandwich shop here, before he was drafted and killed in action during WWII, this building was the home of Eva's Beauty Salon for many years. It was put up for sale in 2004.
	2001 Federal Street December 27, 2003 "This store is/was across the alley from the Schmidt's Beer distributor' warehouse. Around 1958-59 we knew it as the "Grapevine Luncheonette". My friends and I used to hang out there when I was 16,and I lived in the 1st floor apartment at 112 E. State Street at the end of the row. That was before the overpass was built and they had crossing gates and an attendant at the railroad tracks. A fellow named Vince owned the Grapevine...can't remember his last name..."l Charles "Skeeter" Moy, March 2004
	2001 to 2009 Federal Street June 30, 2006 Click on Image to Enlarge
	2001 Federal Street January 2, 2008
	2003 Federal Street January 2, 2008
	2005 Federal Street 1920s-1930s Howard & Margaret Deschin Blanche Deschin
	2005 Federal Street January 2, 2008
	2007 Federal Street 1887-1891 George Spicks tailor-bartender
	2007 Federal Street January 2, 2008
	2008 Federal Street 1940s-1960s Ingram Oldsmobile Photo from Late 1950s A car dealership since the 1920s when it was Barton S. Muir Oakland-Pontiac, this building was erected as the home of Ingram Olds in the 1930s. It became Hale Olds, then Lenihan Olds in the 1960s. From the late 1970s to early 2000s it was Donald B. Kelly Inc., who bought & sold steel and plastic drums.
	2008 Federal Street 1977 Ad from FIRE WATCH magazine Summer 1977
	2008 Federal Street Fall 2003
	2009 Federal Street January 2, 2008
	2011 Federal Street January 2, 2008
	2013 Federal Street 1910s-1940s William Glaze Family Edward G. Glaze
	2013 Federal Street January 2, 2008
	2015 Federal Street January 2, 2008
	2017 Federal Street January 2, 2008
	2019 Federal Street January 2, 2008
	2021 Federal Street 1950s-1958 Edward G. Glaze 1958-1970s Mrs. Ada Glaze
	2021 Federal Street January 2, 2008
	2023 Federal Street January 2, 2008
	2025 Federal Street January 2, 2008
	2027 Federal Street January 2, 2008
	2029 Federal Street February 6, 1972 Camden Fire Department Engine Company 9 responding to fire at the Miller Pierson Insurance Company Click on Image to Enlarge
	2029 Federal Street January 2, 2008
	2041 Federal Street Fall 2003 Another car dealership, the building was Ford dealership briefly before becoming Garden State Motors Chrysler Plymouth in the 1930s. Michael Carbone brought his business, the Michael Carbone Printing Machinery has occupied the building as far back as the 1970s.
	2034 Federal Street 1900s-1910s Frederick Glaze Family
	2046 Federal Street 1890s-1906 Henry Grossmick Saloon
	2046 Federal Street 1900s - 1920 George Spicks Saloon Jacob "Jake" Schiller, seated, 2nd from right from the photo album of Mattie Schiller Niessner
	2046 Federal Street 1923-1924 William McDonald 1929- 1931 Martin Segal By 1933 the building seems to have gone, and it appears that Martin Segal either built new or remodeled a long vacant structure at 1990 Federal Street.
Intersection of Federal Street & Marlton Avenue - East State Street
	Looking East from The Southwest Corner April 28, 2009 Click on Image to Enlarge
	2075 Federal Street 1967 DATGO Auto Sales Edward Datillo
	2079 Federal Street 1939-1947 Bill's Cafe William Grams 1954-1966 Cross Road Tavern 1970-1981 Stetser's Tavern Closed & razed around 1982

2100 Block of Federal Street
	2101 Federal Street 1933 William Grams Wholesale beer
	2102 Federal Street PEARLMAN'S Camden Courier-Post May 19, 1964
	2121 Federal Street 1926 2121 Federal Street was the home of Camden Nash in 1926, Mori Brothers Hudson & Essex in 1929, and Needles Packard in the 1940s and 1950s. This building has been the home of REM Auto Parts & Muffler Shop since the 1950s.
	2121 Federal Street September 12, 1929 Camden Courier-Post Advertisement The Mori family operated a car dealership in Vineland NJ. Eugene Mori developed GArden Stae Racetrack in the 1940s.
	2121 Federal Street June 30, 2003
	2115-2121 Federal Street April 28, 2009 Click on Image to Enlarge
	2115-2121 Federal Street June 30, 2003
	2182 Federal Street 1924-1928 Albert C. Hurley Velie Motors Automobile Dealership
	2196 Federal Street April 24, 2009 Click on Image to Enlarge
	2198 Federal Street April 24, 2009 Click on Image to Enlarge

2200 Block of Federal Street
	2201-2207 Federal Street June 30, 2003 L.L. Schroedel Ford Dealership in 1920 until at least the fall of 1929. The building was later acquired by Walter Saline who had established Walter's Auto Body in 1924 on. The business survived into the 1980s. In the 1990s a laundromat was located here. In 2004 the building was remodeled, the front opened up for a purpose yet to be determined.
	2206 Federal Street Jaritza Restaurant April 24, 2009 Click on Image to Enlarge
	2208 Federal Street Hing's Laundromat April 24, 2009 Click on Image to Enlarge
	2214 Federal Street 1920s Edwin T. Mills
	2216 Federal Street William H. Hamilton & Co. Hardwood Floors Camden Courier-Post Advertisement March 12, 1930
	2219 Federal Street B.W. & A.C. Reed feed & grain Camden Courier-Post Advertisement October 13, 1931
	2224-2226 Federal Street September of 2003 1939-1990 Dominic Guglielmi U-Need-A Cafe 1990 Rivera Palace Tavern Late 1990s Obsession Lounge 2003 Tierra Dominicana Bar
	2224-2226 Federal Street April 24, 2009 Click on Image to Enlarge
	2224 Federal Street Ritmo Records April 24, 2009 Click on Image to Enlarge
	2226 Federal Street Latin Barber Shop April 24, 2009 Click on Image to Enlarge

2300 Block of Federal Street
	2301 Federal Street 1936 Lou's Family Liquors 1947 A & C Zelitch Liquors Abe & Claire Zelitch 1956 to present Red Circle Liquors April 28, 2009 Click on Image to Enlarge
	2301 Federal Street November 30, 1965
	2301 Federal Street 1924-1927 Russell J. Anderson
	2303 Federal Street 1895-1899 Dr. Joseph W. Martindale & Family Dr. Joseph W. & Charlotte Martindale Philadelphia Inquirer June 29, 1895 Right Click on Image to download PDF File of complete OVER IN CAMDEN article
	2303 Federal Street Camden Courier-Post As October 27, 1955
	2304 Federal Street January, 1939 1940-1980s American Plumbing & Heating Supply Charles Zitomer Larry Zitomer

	2304 Federal Street Transmex April 24, 2009 Click on Image to Enlarge
	2305, 2307 & 2309 Federal Street July 23, 2005 Click on Image to Enlarge
	2306 Federal Street April 24, 2009 Click on Image to Enlarge
	2307 & 2309 Federal Street July 23, 2005 Click on Image to Enlarge
	2308 Federal Street July 23, 2005 Click on Image to Enlarge
	2310 Federal Street El Vivero Fresh Chicken April 24, 2009 Click on Image to Enlarge
	2311 Federal Street 1914 Twelfth Ward Republican Club 1946 NARDELLO LINOLEUM & HARDWOOD FLOORS
	2311 Federal Street El Taco Loco Mexican Restaurant July 23, 2005 Click on Image to Enlarge
	2312 Federal Street September of 2003 1906-1919 Harry Bedford 1926-1927 Ralph DeLucia 1936-1959 Spuhler's Cafe 1964-1966 Cressman's Cafe 1970-1998 Apollo Bar CLOSED June 1998 Click on Image to Enlarge
	2312 Federal Street Lupitas Pizzeria April 24, 2009 Click on Image to Enlarge
	2313 Federal Street Las Lomas Restaurant July 23, 2005 Click on Image to Enlarge
	2313 Federal Street Las Lomas Restaurant & Las Lomas Grocery July 23, 2005 Click on Image to Enlarge
	2315 Federal Street Shellow's The Shellow family was in business at 2315 federal Street as early as 1936, selling cigars. Leon "Lee" & Ruth Shellow had a popular ice cream store here in the late 1940s. The family was still doing business here as late as the early 1980. Pictured at Left are Lee and Bill Shellow in 1980. Click on Image to Enlarge
	2315 Federal Street Los Lomas Grocery July 23, 2005 Another one of the many Mexican-American owned business that have sprung up in East Camden since the late 1990s.
	2317-2319 Federal Street Central Market of New Jersey Camden Courier-Post September 1929
	2317-2319 Federal Street Jacob Naden's Store 1940s
	2317-2319 Federal Street October 7, 1947 HURLEY'S DEPARTMENT STORE East Camden Branch
	2317-2319 Federal Street La Guadalupana Mexican Restaurant July 23, 2005
	2301 to 2319 Federal Street March 14, 2004 2317-2319 Federal became the home of Kane's Candies from the 1960's through the 1990's
	2320 Federal Street (2314-2320 Federal Street) Federal Laundromat April 24, 2009 Click on Image to Enlarge

Intersection of 24th Street & Federal Street

Looking North
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24th Street
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July 23, 2005

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2400 Block of Federal Street
	2400 Federal Street The East Side Cafe October 5, 2003 Click on Image to Enlarge
	2400 Federal Street The East Side Cafe October 5, 2003 Click on Image to Enlarge
	24th & Federal Street 2401, 2403, 2405 Federal Street Photo from 1956 Click on Image to Enlarge
	2401 Federal Street 1940s-1960s Dr. Leonard Rosen optometrist
	2401 Federal Street July 23, 2005
	2401, 2403, 2405, 2407 & 2409 Federal Street 1956 Engine Company 3 responding to a Two Alarm Fire at 2511 Federal Street Click on Image to Enlarge
	2402-2404 Federal Street Camden Courier-Post Ad March 12, 1930
	2402-2404 Federal Street Camden Courier-Post Ad August 19, 1933 J. Roy McKay - James L. McKay McKay Gulf
	2403 Federal Street July 23, 2005
	2401, 2403, 2405, & 2407 Federal Street March 14, 2004 Click on Image to Enlarge
	2404 Federal Street 1946 Sylvia Mae Millinery and Doll House (also 3401 Federal Street)
	2405 Federal Street 1947 Hollander's Delicatessesn Samuel & Matilda Hollander
	2405 Federal Street Los Portales Restaurant July 23, 2005
	2403, 2405, 2407 Federal Street March 14, 2004 Click on Image to Enlarge
	2403, 2405, 2407 Federal Street March 14, 2004 Click on Image to Enlarge
	2401 to 2413 Federal Street March 14, 2004 Click on Image to Enlarge
	2403 Federal Street March 14, 2004 Click on Image to Enlarge
	2405 Federal Street Max & Renee Marcus Camden Courier-Post December 7, 1957
	2405 to 2409 Federal Street Photograph Taken 1994 Click on Image to Enlarge
	2405 Federal Street March 14, 2004 1994 H&K Electronics & Shoes 2004 Los Portales Restaurant Click on Image to Enlarge
	2406 Federal Street 1929-1940 Anthony Farsaci barber shop
MAN SAVED FROM GAS A man who, according to the police, attempted suicide by inhaling illuminating gas, was saved yester day afternoon by his sister who found him unconscious. Louis Fox, 23, of 2406 Federal Street, was found in his room by his sister, Mrs. Sarah Finkelstein, of the same address. Mrs. Finkelstein and her husband conduct a store at 2501 Federal Street. When Mrs. Finkelstein returned to her home shortly before 3 p.m., she found her brother. Detectives Richard Donnelly and Louis Schlamm took Fox to Cooper Hospital, where physicians said he would recover.	2406 Federal Street Mrs. Sarah Finkelstein Camden Courier--Post June 28, 1933
	2407 Federal Street 1892-1900 Stockton Hose Company No. 2 The Stockton Hose Company No.2 was incorporated on December 14, 1892 by David Austermuhl, E.F. McMenimen, John Renner and George J. Swope. The company actually had been organized several months prior to its formal incorporation. Their apparatus was quartered in an old blacksmith shop at 2407 Federal Street; the shop had been altered to accommodate the company's needs. This structure was razed and a new firehouse erected on the same site in 1897. This building remains in good condition today and iin 1994 was occupied by a restaurant. In 1900 Elmer E. Stevens was Foreman; William H. Mershon, President; Martin J. Ryan, Vice-president; R. H. Plum, Recording Secretary; Samuel Wentz, Financial Secretary and Josiah Jones, Treasurer. Click on Image to Enlarge
	2407 Federal Street 1994 The Family Restaurant Click on Image to Enlarge
	2407 Federal Street March 14, 2004
	2409 & 2411 Federal Street March 14, 2004 Click on Image to Enlarge
	2409 Federal Street March 14, 2004
	2409 Federal Street March 14, 2004
	2411 & 2413 Federal Street March 14, 2004 Click on Image to Enlarge
	2413 Federal Street 1946-1947 Little Folks Shop infants and childrens clothing
	2415 Federal Street
i	2417 Federal Street 1910-1920s Lewis Liberman
	2417 Federal Street 1920s-1950s Fliegelman's Aaron Fliegelman Family Sidney Fliegleman aka Sid Mark
	2419 & 2421 Federal Street March 14, 2004 Click on Image to Enlarge

Intersection of 25th Street & Federal Street

COP SAVES CHILDREN WHEN HORSE BOLTS
Seizes Animal Which Had Been Crazed by Sting of Bee

Stung by a bee, a runaway horse endangered the lives of children in East Camden yesterday, struck two automobiles and was finally seized and halted by a policeman after a mad dash of two blocks.

The horse was attached to a wagon of the Scott Powell dairies and ran away while its driver, Hugh Wood, of Marlton Pike and Federal Streets, was delivering milk on South Twenty-fourth Street near Federal. The runaway occurred shortly before noon.

Suddenly, the animal reared in the shafts of the wagon and galloped north on South Twenty-fourth Street. Nearing Federal Street, the wagon struck the automobile of Howard Johnson, of 6037 Jefferson Avenue, Merchantville, and the truck of J. Roy McKay, 2402 Federal Street.

After crashing into the automobiles, the horse freed itself from the shafts as the wagon was upset in the street, strewing quarts of milk over the highway. As the frenzied animal continued its dash, mothers ran screaming into the street, seized their children and hurried with them to safety.

At Twenty-fifth and Federal Street, Policeman Walter Christy saw the animal and seized it by its bridle as it passed. Christy was dragged several feet before he could halt the horse, which suffered only slight leg injuries in the runaway.

Camden Courier-Posyt
June 21, 1933

2500 Block of Federal Street
	2501 Federal Street 1906-1922 Dr. Joseph W. Martindale & Family Dr. Joseph W. & Charlotte Martindale Gertrude Martindale
	2503-2505 Federal Street Kotlikoff's October 8, 1936 The Kotlikoff store later expanded to include 2501 Federal. The business remained open until early 1982.
	2501-2509 Federal Street The former Kotlikoff's Store February 22, 2004 Click on Image to Enlarge
	2511 Federal Street 1923-1925 David A. Laibow Family restaurant David & Mary Laibow Rose Laibow Louis Laibow Ann Laibow Julius Laibow Esther Laibow Martin Laibow
	2513 Federal Street 1898-1923 George J. Bingemann Sr. bakery George J. & Maria Bingemann Karl Bingemann Ernest Bingemann Frederick Bingemann Ralph Bingemann George Bingemann Jr. Laura Bingemann Arthurt Bingemann
	2511-2513 Federal Street March 14, 2004 Click on Image to Enlarge
	2515 Federal Street Built in 1928 by realtor Leon Todd, this building was designed by the Camden architectural firm of Lackey & Hettel. The F.W. Woolworth department store chain was the original lessee, and remained there for many years. Since Woolworth's closed for the final time, the store has been known as VALU-PLUS. Photographed March 14, 2004 Click on Image to Enlarge
	2515 Federal Street March 14, 2004 Click on Image to Enlarge

	2500 Federal Street March 14, 2004 East End Building Click on Image to Enlarge
	2500 to 2610 Federal Street March 14, 2004 Click on Image to Enlarge
	2500 to 2514 Federal Street March 14, 2004 Click on Image to Enlarge
	2500 to 2506 Federal Street Photo from 1941 2502-2504 Sun Ray Drugs 1947 "MURPHY" sign from 2508 is visible
	2504 to 2506 Federal Street March 14, 2004 Click on Image to Enlarge
	2508 Federal Street 1906 Twelfth Ward Republican Club
	2508 Federal Street 1924 Lewis Liberman Click on Image to Enlarge
	2508 Federal Street East Camden Auto Top Shop Camden Courier-Post January 7, 1928 Click on Image to Enlarge
	2508 Federal Street MURPHY Appliances Camden Courier-Post 1941
	2508 Federal Street MURPHY Appliances Camden Courier-Post May 19, 1964
	2508 Federal Street March 14, 2004 Click on Image to Enlarge
	2508 to 2512 Federal Street March 14, 2004 Click on Image to Enlarge
	2510 & 2512 Federal Street 1924 Michael Pietrafesa Shoemaker (2510) & Bootblack (2512) Photo from 1941
	2510 Federal Street 1924 Michael Pietrafesa Shoemaker 1930s Victoria Barber Shop Pietrafesa Brothers 1947 Victoria Barber Shop Roy Snider
	2512 Federal Street 1943 Victoria Bar & Grill Dorothy Del Duca 1947 Victoria Bar & Grill Thomas Walter
	2510 & 2512 Federal Street October 5, 2003 Click on Image to Enlarge
	2516 Federal Street The Victoria Theater 1941 Samuel Varbalow Joseph A. Varbalow Click on Image to Enlarge Franchot Tone in TRAIL OF THE VIGILANTES with Peggy Moran
	2500 to 2516 Federal Street 1941 Click on Image to Enlarge Click Here to Supersize
	2520 Federal Street October 5, 2003 Click on Image to Enlarge
	2520 Federal Street October 5, 2003 Click on Image to Enlarge
	2520 Federal Street October 5, 2003 Click on Image to Enlarge

2600 Block of Federal Street
	2600 Federal Street Offices of John W.F. Bleakly 1900s-1920s
	2600-2606 Federal Street 1890 Click on Image to Enlarge
	2600-2606 Federal Street Elwood Antrim hardware & house furnishing 1919 1919 Camden High School Purple & Gold Yearbook Ad Click on Image to Enlarge
	2606 Federal Street March 13, 2003 Click on Image to Enlarge
	2610 Federal Street Camden Courier-Post December 11, 1930 Joseph Keefe John Toomey Paul Thompson South 33rd Street North 26th Street
	2610 Federal Street March 13, 2003 Click on Image to Enlarge
	2614 Federal Street 1910s-1920s Edwin T. Mills
	2606, 2610, 2614, & 2616 Federal Street March 13, 2003 2614 Federal Street was built originally as the East End Trust. The bank was acquired by the Camden Trust, and operated as a branch of that bank for many years. It later became a branch of the PNC Bank. Click on Image to Enlarge
	2618 to 2622 Federal Street March 13, 2003 As early as 1936 until the early 1960s this building was the home of the Rathskeller Cafe. In the early 1960s it changed hands, and was known as the Sports Lounge (and in the neighborhood as Mike Love's) until the mid 1970s, when it was renamed the Satellite Lounge. In the mid 1990s the bar portion of the business was discontinued, and retail liquor sales were conducted as Federal Liquor, Click on Image to Enlarge
	2624 to 2628 Federal Street March 13, 2003 2624-2626 Federal was originally known as the Ros-Mor Apartments 2628 Federal was the home of Bigler's Flower Shop until the business moved to Marlton Pike in Pennsauken in the 1950s. Click on Image to Enlarge
	2628 Federal Street February 1942 Advertisement for Bigler's Flower Shop Click on Image to Enlarge
	Federal Street Third Police District Headquarters Built in 1903 April 2003 Click on Image to Enlarge

...... we were still at 2631 Carman until 1967 (not 1964) so it was a total of 28 years. Some other memory jogs were the original name of the bank right in back of us was the Camden Trust Company. The original name of the bar before Mike Love’s (Satellite Lounge) was “The Rathskeller”.

Other very clear and accurate (as I know it’s important) Federal Street memories:

The Victory [Victoria] Theater Movie House - at the corner of 26th and Federal Streets. It was an ornately decorated old movie theater with a five cent fee, later increased in two stages to 12 cents then 25 cents. On Saturdays, the Victoria always played a double feature run. I’ll never forget my brother John and me watching Superman and the Mole Men at one showing. This was before the Arlo Movie up the street on the Westfield side was built. During the building of the Arlo, John and I played on the steel girders and other construction elements. After it got run down, the Victory remained boarded up and vacant for many years and was finally torn down to make way for a new diner.

The Holly Diner - When the diner first opened it was called the Holly Diner and we hung out there nightly (Jimmy Devenny, Jerry Molineaux, Mike Comardo, Wayne Ingram, Frank Hubler, Don Grille, Russ Chandler, Richard Chandler, Pee Wee Bartolino, Bobby Jones, Richie Middleton, Joe McGinnis, etc., etc.). This was directly across the street from Woolworths 5 &10 Cent Store. Woolworths had a lunch counter and soda fountain in full operation in addition to their retail business. To make sure you have the exact location, the Victoria was where the diner still stands today in East Camden at the corner of 26th and Federal. I wish I knew the exact street address but I don’t. The movie doors faced Federal so it must have had a Federal Street address.

Merritt’s - Rexall Drug Store - On the opposite corner of 26th and Federal going north, across from the Victoria also facing Federal was the MAB Paint Store, then the Rexall Drug Store which also had a small lunch counter and soda fountain and a great comic book section where we would sit and read as many as we could before we wore out our welcome. The Rexall was operated by Mrs. Mints (or Mintz it was pronounced). We befriended her and others in the store and they allowed us to read the comic books. If and when we had the money we would visit the soda fountain.

Horn & Hardart's – Next to Rexall Drugs was the Horn & Hardart's Store. The Horn & Hardart's northern most building wall ran along the drive-in passenger car way for the bank (Camden Trust Company). We would walk out our back door, walk across the bank's parking lot, the rear side of the bank, up the drive in paved way and right into Horn & Hardart's.

I’m going to long so here is an exact recap of the entire block on (all doors facing) Federal between 26th and 27th during our childhood. These were pretty well set between 1949/50 – 1956/57.

MAB Paint Store

Merritt’s Rexall Drug Store

Horn & Hardart's

Camden Trust Company Company Drive In

Camden Trust Company Main Building

Camden Trust Company Alley Way to rear parking lot

The Rathkeller, later Mike Love’s Bar

M&M Tailors (owned by Marty) – later mover across the street to the Westfield side next to Elwell’s Jeweler store and Sugar Bowl.

2 Stores that kept changing occupants so no long memories for these 2 locations.

The Ros-Mor Apartments

Alley way to Ros-Mor’s Garage Parking – our house touched the back of the garages.

Bigler’s Flower Shop – We all grew up with Joan Bigler (Joanie).

Doctor Newmeyer’s Office – an OBGYN. My two sons were delivered by him.

The Sun Shoe Repair Store – great red leather booths where you could take off your shoes and wait while they were repaired. The cobblers did their work behind large glass windows so outsiders could watch their skill.

The Acme Market – I “took orders” from here, pushing carts home for the elderly and others for a quarter.

Lynch’s Dry Cleaning Store

The Gulf Gas Station run by a tall good natured guy named George. I used to get him lunch from the Sugar Bowl for 15/25 cents. This was the end of the block, right across the street from the Fire House and the bays of the Gulf Station facing 27^th and the island.

Richard Heimlich
June 2006

Intersection of Federal Street & 27th Street

Intersection of North 27th Street & Federal Street, as seen from Baird Boulevard
April 30, 1953
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You really do have to click on the image and see this one enlarged to appreciate it. See the billboard for Hurley's East Camden store in the background, not to mention the rows and rows of tulips on Baird Boulevard! When those who were there said Camden was beautiful, this picture shows they were not kidding! If this only this one had been in color!!!!!

Thanks to Curtis Parrish for furnishing this picture.

2700 Block of Federal Street

North 27th & Federal Streets

1956

Left: The East Camden Firehouse
Right: The Boulevard Grille, since the early 1980s Freddy's Bar

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North 27th & Federal Streets

May 23, 2007

Ladies Entrance to The Boulevard Grille, since the early 1980s Freddy's Bar. Photo by Bob Bartosz

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North 27th & Federal Streets

May 23, 2007

Ladies Entrance to The Boulevard Grille, since the early 1980s Freddy's Bar. Photo by Bob Bartosz

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2700 Federal Street

Pasquale's Italian Kitchen
1950s-1960s

Camden Courier-Post
Adevertisement
June 10, 1960

2700 Federal Street

February 27, 2004

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2700-2702 Federal Street

February 27, 2004

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2704 Federal Street

February 27, 2004

In the mid 1970s this building became the home of one of East Camden's first Hispanic owned businesses, Elsie's Gift Shop. Around 1990 the business was sold, and operated until 2004 as the Fernandez Gift Shop.

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2707 Federal Street

September 3, 2004

Dr. Warren B. Mangel D.P.M.
Podiatrist

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2709-2715 Federal Street

September 3, 2004

2709-2711 Federal
Hispanic Counseling & Family
Services of New Jersey Inc
2713 Federal Street
Community Services Alliance
Adult Day Care

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2711-2717 Federal Street

February 1979

2713 The Acquaro Family
2715 Leo's Luncheonette

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2709-2721 Federal Street

September 3, 2004

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2709-2727 Federal Street

July 2004

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FEDERAL HAT CLEANING
Biagio 'Benny' Acquaro- Owner

Felt Hats Cleaned & Blocked
New Stetson/Knox Hats for Sale

2713 Federal Street, Camden N.J.

2713 Federal Street

late 1940s-late 1960s

FEDERAL HAT CLEANING
Biagio 'Benny' Acquaro

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2713 Federal Street

late 1940s-late 1960s

FEDERAL HAT CLEANING
Biagio 'Benny' Acquaro
with wife Frances (at right)
and daughter Anna
Photo from about 1959

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2713 Federal Street

September 3, 2004

late 1940s-late 1960s
FEDERAL HAT CLEANING

Biagio 'Benny' Acquaro & Family

late 1990s-2004
Camden Community Services Alliance
Adult Day Care

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Intersection of Federal & 28th Streets Streets

TWO MEN ARRESTED AFTER AUTO CRASH
Threat to Kill Alleged Against One;
Driver of Second Car Makes Complaint

Basil Cook, 44, of 449 North Fifth Street, was arrested on charges of assault and battery and threat to kill, and James Fenton, 32, of 834 North Sixth street, was held for reckless driving and disorderly conduct last night on complaint of C. N. Morrow, of 7 North Twenty-eighth Street, following an automobile accident. They will be arraigned in police court today.

Cook and Fenton were booked as "drunk" by Sergeant Stiles Whittaker, though Morrow declined to press such charges against them. Fenton was released later on $40 security.

Morrow was driving west on Federal Street and Fenton, in whose car Cook was passenger, was proceeding east. Fenton's car turned left into Leonard Avenue. Morrow charged that Fenton then backed into Morrow's car.

Morrow got out of his car and an argument ensued. Morrow is alleged to have accused Cook and Fenton of being drunk When Morrow went into a nearby store to telephone for police, Cook is alleged to have followed him, grabbed him by the throat and threatened to kill him. Morrow then struck Cook and broke his hold.

When the Third district police patrol arrived, Cook was standing in the street. He was arrested by Patrolman Elwood Humphreys. Fenton ran into the store and refused to leave. He was dragged from the place by Patrolman Joseph Shreeves.

Camden Courier-Post

March 19, 1932

2700 Block of Federal Street 2723 to 2772 Federal Street
	2723-2733 Federal Street July 2004 Click on Image to Enlarge
	2748 Federal Street Summer of 2003 In the early 1940s Herman Clark Tribolet lived here. After being inducted into the Army, Private Tribolet served at Camp Pickett VA in July of 1943. On leave, he was riding in a car with four other soldiers when the car was struck by a bus at Berlin NJ. All five soldiers were killed in the accident. After the war, 2748 Federal housed a business called Fair Auto Stores. In 2003 the building was the home of Costa Verde Travel. Click on Image to Enlarge
	2750 & 2752 Federal Street Early 1950s 1947 2750 Federal Nathan Small Grocery March 1, 1939 to June 1970 2752 Federal Street Lang's Bakery Click on Image to Enlarge
	2752 Federal Street March 1, 1939 to June 1970 Lang's Bakery John H. Lang preparing cakes early 1950s Click on Image to Enlarge
	2750 to 2772 Federal Street April 2004 Click on Image to Enlarge
	2756 to 2772 Federal Street April 2004 Click on Image to Enlarge

Intersection of Federal Street & 28th Street

2800 Block of Federal Street
	2800 Federal Street 1947 Federal Cleaners & Dyers Angelo Macchia
	2800 to 2806 Federal Street April 2004 Click on Image to Enlarge
	2808-2810 Federal Street The Former Home Of Post 705 Veterans of Foreign Wars July 2003 Burned down and razed December 29, 2005 Click on Image to Enlarge
	2808-2810 Federal Street The Former Home Of Post 705 Veterans of Foreign Wars Burned down and razed December 29, 2005 Click on Image to Enlarge
	2808-2810 Federal Street The Former Home Of Post 705 Veterans of Foreign Wars Burned down and razed December 29, 2005 Click on Image to Enlarge
	2808-2810 Federal Street The Former Home Of Post 705 Veterans of Foreign Wars December 30, 2005 Click on Image to Enlarge
	2808-2810 Federal Street The Former Home Of Post 705 Veterans of Foreign Wars December 30, 2005 Click on Image to Enlarge
	2808-2810 Federal Street The Former Home Of Post 705 Veterans of Foreign Wars December 30, 2005 Click on Image to Enlarge
	2808-2810 Federal Street The Former Home Of Post 705 Veterans of Foreign Wars December 30, 2005 Click on Image to Enlarge
	2826 Federal Street Click on Image to Enlarge
	2826 Federal Street Click on Image to Enlarge
	2848 Federal Street April 2004 Click on Image to Enlarge
	2848 & 2850 Federal Street April 2004 Click on Image to Enlarge
	2850 Federal Street The Former Harry L. Leonard Funeral Home July 2003 Click on Image to Enlarge

Intersection of Federal Street & 29th Street

2900 Block of Federal Street
	2907 Federal Street April 2004 The Bishop's Rectory, headquarters of the Catholic Church in Camden and South Jersey. Click on Image to Enlarge
	2907 Federal Street April 2004 Click on Image to Enlarge
	2912 Federal Street Fisler & Cassidy Inc. Originally William H. Fisler Co. Industrial Belting 1960s - 2005April 2004
	2924 Federal Street July 2003 In the late 1930s and early 1940s, 2924 Federal Street was the home of Mrs. Evelyn Van Gemert. Her son, First Lieutenant Peter C. Van Gemert, was killed in action while serving in Italy in 1944. Click on Image to Enlarge
	2927 Federal Street Photo from about 1928 Click on Image to Enlarge
	2935 Federal Street Champion Motors - April 2004 Click on Image to Enlarge

Intersection of Federal Street & 30th Street

3000 Block of Federal Street
	3000 Federal Street Irving Cartun - Cartun Hardware
	3016 Federal Street 1894 Howard N. Kirkbride Argosy Printing House The Argosy (weekly newspaper)
	3024 Federal Street

Intersection of Federal Street & Dudley Street

Looking West
on
Federal Street
at the
Dudley Street intersections

May 24, 1957

Photograph by Robert Parrish
Courtesy of Curt A. Parrish Jr.

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3000 Block of Federal Street
	3034 Federal Street 1947 Harry's Merit Gas Station 1857 Esso Gas Station
	3048 Federal Street 1933 Beatrice Speer "Miss Walt Whitman" contestant Camden Courier-Post June 19, 1933
	3054 Federal Street 1940s-1950s Irving Cartun - Cartun Hardware
	3068 Federal Street 1940s-1950s Stanley Levy - Stanley Bar & Liquor
	3082 Federal Street late 1920s-1933 Dr. Dowling Benjamin
	3092 Federal Street

Intersection of Federal Street & South 31st Street

3100 Block of Federal Street

DUDLEY GRANGE

Dudley Grange Park is located at Federal and Dudley Streets in East Camden. The park is on the remainder of the Thomas H. Dudley estate. The Dudley house was the home of the East Camden branch of the Camden Free Public Library up until the late 1970s. Neglect on the part of city government resulted in the destruction of this historic building by fire in August of 1980. Responsibility for the care and upkeep of Dudley Grange Park fell to Camden County in the 1990s.

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Above: The Library at Dudley Grange -1926
Below: children enjoying the splash pool at Dudley Grange - July 1926

January 3, 1977

On Federal Street
in front of
Dudley Grange

Camden Fire Department
Ladder Company 1

Below: Dudley Grange after the fire in October of 1980

The picnic shelter
at
Dudley Grange Park
was built in 1996.

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3100 Block of Federal Street
	Woodrow Wilson High School 1934 Click on Image to Enlarge
	Woodrow Wilson High School, Dudley Grange, 3100 Block of Federal Street 3200 Block of Federal Street 1939 Click on Image to Enlarge

3100 Block of Federal Street
	3197 Federal Street The home of Mayor Victor S. King March 13, 2004 Click on Image to Enlarge
	3197 Federal Street The home of Mayor Victor S. King March 13, 2004 Click on Image to Enlarge
	3197 Federal Street The home of Mayor Victor S. King March 13, 2004 Click on Image to Enlarge
	3197 Federal Street The home of Mayor Victor S. King March 13, 2004 Click on Image to Enlarge
	3197 Federal Street The home of Mayor Victor S. King June 21, 2003 Click on Image to Enlarge
	3197 Federal Street The home of Mayor Victor S. King June 21, 2003
	3197 Federal Street The home of Mayor Victor S. King June 21, 2003 Click on Image to Enlarge
	3199 Federal Street March 13, 2004 Click on Image to Enlarge
	3199 Federal Street March 13, 2004 Click on Image to Enlarge

3200 Block of Federal Street
	3200 Federal Street
	3203 Federal Street 1983 Floyd Miller in front of 3203 Federal Street. This was the home of the Bradley Funeral Home from the 1850s well past the late 1970s. Click on Image to Enlarge
	3203 Federal Street March 13, 2004 This was the home of Fridolin and Mathilda Spuhler and family. His father, Frederick Spuhler, was born in Switzerland, and had come to what is now East Camden from Philadelphia around the beginning of 1862 and operated a grocery store near 27th and Thompson Streets, retiring around 1890. Fridolin Spuhler kept the business and operated with great success. It is likely that he had this house built for his family, possibly in the 1890s. The Spuhlers were living there by 1910. The home remained in the family as late as 1947. By 1956 It had been sold Mason Bradley, who operated a funeral parlor there into the 1980s. Fridolin Spuhler was one of the original members of St. Joseph's Roman Catholic Church, which originally stood at North 25th and Howell Streets. Son Harry Spuhler operated Spuhler's Cafe on Federal Street from the 1930s through the early 1960s. Click on Images to Enlarge
	3204 Federal Street
	3206 Federal Street November 12, 2005
	3210 & 3212 Federal Street November 12, 2005
	3214 Federal Street November 12, 2005
	3217 & 3221-3223 Federal Street March 13, 2004 Click on Image to Enlarge
	3221-3223 Federal Street June 21, 2003 Click on Image to Enlarge
	3221-3223 Federal Street June 21, 2003 Click on Image to Enlarge

3300 Block of Federal Street
	3300 Federal Street March 13, 2004 Click on Image to Enlarge
	3303 Federal Street The Mason Bradley Funeral Home, stood at 3303 Federal Street in the late 1940s and early 1950s. He had moved his business to 3203 Federal Street by 1956. After a fire, 3303 Federal Street was razed in the late 1980s or early 1990s. Camden Fire Department Ladder Company 3 is seen at left.
	3306 Federal Street November 13, 2005
	3310 Federal Street
	3311 Federal Street March 13, 2004 The empty lot was where the Mason Bradley Funeral Home was located. For many years 3311 Federal Street was the home of Daner Real Estate. Click on Image to Enlarge
	3311 Federal Street March 13, 2004 From the 1890s through the 1930s this was the home of Joseph Cramer, real estate developer and home builder. In the latter decades of 20th Century 3311 Federal Street was the home of Daner Real Estate. Razed Spring of 2008 Click on Image to Enlarge
	3312 Federal Street November 13, 2005 Click on Image to Enlarge
	3314 Federal Street November 13, 2005 Click on Image to Enlarge
	3320 Federal Street
	3322 Federal Street 1920s-1930s John R. Kaighn
	3324 Federal Street L.R. Hawk Paint & Wallpaper Camden Courier-Post Ad September 12, 1935
	3324 Federal Street Standard Supply & Construction Company
	3324 Federal Street Standard Supply & Construction Company

Federal Street East of 33rd Street

This May 15th 1956 photo by Bob Bartosz shows work being done of Federal Street from 33rd street to east to Route 130.

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3400 Block of Federal Street
	3400 Federal Street Dr. Joseph Skyer, Physician 1947
	3401 Federal Street 1946 Sylvia Mae Millinery and Doll House (also 2404 Federal Street)
	3402 Federal Street
	3403-3405 Federal Street
	3404 Federal Street Dr. Frank L. Reiter, Dentist 1947
	3406 Federal Street Rosedale Department Store David G. Kotlikoff 1947
	3407 Federal Street
	3408 Federal Street 1933 Mrs. Elizabeth Agnew Paul Agnew
	3409 Federal Street
	3410 Federal Street Private First Class Gustav A. Barricelli
	3412 Federal Street Michael Barricelli Shoe Repair 1947
	3416 Federal Street
	3418-3420 Federal Street 1943
	3418-3420 Federal Street

3500 Block of Federal Street
	3500 Federal Street Federal Pharmacy 1947
	3501 Federal Street Kessell's Lunceonette Walter E. Kessell 1947
	3502-3506 Federal Street Sprengel's Bakery 1947 Lynn's Bakery
	3507 Federal Street Rosedale Fire Company No. 4 The Rosedale Fire Company was organized in the 1890s, when what is now East Camden was part of Stockton Township. This is the only known picture of the building during its Fire Department days. Irving Cartun later acquired the building and founded his hardware store there. He operated at this address through at least 1936. By 1947 he had moved his store across the street to 3514-3516 Federal, and also utilized 3512 in later years. This building was used as a warehouse for many years before its was demolished. Click on Image to Enlarge
	3507 Federal Street Cartun Hardware operated out of this building in the 1930s before moving to their present building across the street
	3510 Federal Street Driscoll's Luncheonette 1947
	3511 Federal Street Modern Shoe Rebuilders Charles Scoglio 1947
	3512 Federal Street Esterman Tailor Shop 1947
	3513 Federal Street April 29, 1968 Louis Toll (L. Toll Tailors-Cleaners) Louis & Minnie Toll moved here from 326 Federal Street with sons Irvin and Herbert some time after April of 1930. The business is not listed in the 1970 NJ Bell Telephone Directory Camden Fire Department Ladder Co. 3 Click on Image to Enlarge
	3514-3516 Federal Street 1960 Cartun Hardware Click on Image to Enlarge Click Here For Supersized Version
	3514-3516 Federal Street 1960 Cartun Hardware Click on Image to Enlarge Click Here For Supersized Version
	3514-3516 Federal Street 1980 Cartun Hardware Brothers Dave and Ray Garrison bought the business in the late 1970s and have operated here ever since. Click on Image to Enlarge
	3517 Federal Street April 29, 1968 Rosedale Building & Loan Association 1947-1977 Camden Fire Department Ladder Company 3 Click on Image to Enlarge
	3519 Federal Street James J. Manifesta Barbershop 1947
	3521 Federal Street The Moorestown Toll Gate About 1900 Click on Image to Enlarge
	3521 Federal Street ABC Cleaners 1957
	3521 Federal Street Mr G's 1991
	3521 Federal Street Mexico Lindo Restaurant July 2003 Click on Image to Enlarge

3600 Block of Federal Street
	3600 Federal Street National Home Furnishings Company 1947
	3601 Federal Street The Rosedale Tavern 1904 Click on Image to Enlarge
	3601 Federal Street The Rosedale Tavern September 20, 2003 Click on Image to Enlarge
	3601 Federal Street The Rosedale Tavern September 20, 2003 Click on Image to Enlarge
	3606 Federal Street
	3622 Federal Street Atlantic Service Station (gas station) 1947
	3622 Federal Street 7-11 Convenience Store 1970s-2006
MISS ADELE GARBARINO TO BE MARRIED TODAY Miss Adele Garbarino, 23, of 3635 Federal street, will become the bride of Matthew Adinolfi, 24, of 355 Pine Street, at a solemn high nuptlal mass this morning at Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Church, Fourth and Spruce streets. Charles Garbarino, a brother of the bride-to-be, will serve as best man, and Antoinette Adinolfi, a sister ot Adinolfi, will be bridesmaid. The couple plan to spend their honeymoon in and near Washington. They met July 4 four years ago.	3635 Federal Street 1933 Adele Garbarino Camden Courier-Post June 21, 1933

3700 Block of Federal Street
	3700-3702 Federal Street June 1943 A young Fred Dunajek standing on the north side of the 3700 Block of Federal Street. The photographer is facing southwest. The three story building at upper left has been a laundromat since at least the 1970s. Visible just to the left of the telephone pole are the gas pumps from the Atlantic gas station which stood at the corner of Federal Street and Terrace Avenue. A 7-11 convenience store has bee at that site since the 1970s. Visible at upper right is the roof of 3606 Federal Street. Click on Image to Enlarge
	3700-3702 Federal Street
	3710 Federal Street Jarvis Electric Co. 1947-2004
HOWARD J. STONE Howard Jacob Stone, 26, of 3713 Federal street, an employee of the Camden Storage Battery Company, was stricken with a heart attack early yesterday at his home and died a short time later. Mr. Stone was born in Camden and was the son of Howard B. and Lillian M. Stone. He also is survived by his widow, Mrs. Margaret L. Stone; a daughter, Jean, 5; three sisters, Mrs. George Allison, of Miami, Florida; Mrs. James Reynolds, of Avenel; and Mrs. James Lindsay, of Wilmington, and two brothers, Herbert and Robert Stone. Funeral services will be held on Thursday at the convenience of the family. Burial will be in Friend ship M. E. Cemetery, Landisville.	3713 Federal Street 1937-1938 Howard J. Stone Camden Courier-Post February 7, 1938
	3722 Federal Street Seal-Tite Roofing & Siding Company 1947-2004

3800 Block of Federal Street
	3804 Federal Street
	3804 Federal Street Johnson Cemetery
	3800 Block of Federal Street November 2, 2004 Click on Image to Enlarge

3900 Block of Federal Street
	3905 Federal Street O'Donnell's Restaurant and Cafe Camden Courier-Post February 20, 1936
	3905 Federal Street Many Bars were here, including O'Donnell's, the Ron Day Voo, Dio's Supper Club, Dr. Jekyll's High Times, and G. Whilikers. September 20, 2003 Click on Image to Enlarge
	Looking South From North 39th Street Across Federal March 13, 2004 Click on Image to Enlarge

4100 Block of Federal Street

4100 Federal Street

The Waldorf Tavern

September 20, 2003

GIRL HIT BY CAR

Naomi Staley, 10, of 4108 Federal Street, suffered a broken collar bone last night when she was struck by an automobile near her home.

The driver of the car, John Bizuszuk, 29, of 229 Wilson Avenue, West Collingswood Heights, took the injured girl to West Jersey Homeopathic Hospital and then reported the accident to police.

4108 Federal Street

Harding Villa Apartments
1928-2006

Naomi Staley

Camden Courier-Post
June 10, 1933

4108 Federal Street

Harding Villa Apartments
1928-2006

4114 Federal Street

Al's Mobile Service Station
1947

4170 Federal Street

Mrs. Emma Blumenthal
1947