Camden Streets - 7th Street

SEVENTH STREET was one of Camden's original streets, and over the years expanded far beyond it's original length, now running south to north, with a few major interruptions, from Morgan Boulevard to Pyne Point in North Camden. There are three major sections to Seventh Street; from Federal Street north the Pyne Point; from Benson Street south to Kaighn Avenue, and from Van Hook Street south to Morgan Boulevard.

In the early 1940s, during World War II the Chelton Terrace public housing project was built, with homes in the 2100 block of South Seventh, between Chelton Avenue and the railroad tracks that run east from Broadway along Bulson Street. These homes were owned and operated by the Housing Authority of the City of Camden.

Homes and business along Seventh Street between Van Hook Street and Ferry Avenue were razed in the early 1950s to make way for the Roosevelt Manor public housing project, also owned and operated by the Housing Authority of the City of Camden. Roosevelt Manor is slated for demolition in late 2004 and 2005, and new construction is expected to take place.

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

Phil Cohen

900 Block of North 7th Street 916 to 932 North 7th Street
	932 North 7th Street 1947 Emil Jentsch Sr. 1947 Emil Jentsch Jr. plumbers
	930 North 7th Street 1940s-1960s John Rettew & Family John & Kathryn Rettew Patricia Rettew John Rettew June Rettew
	928 North 7th Street 1947 William W. Curriden contractor
	926 North 7th Street 1947 Frank E. Lobach
	925 North 7th Street 1947 Robert P. Thompson
	924 North 7th Street 1947 Harvey R. Deacon
	923 North 7th Street 1947 unknown
	922 North 7th Street 1930s-1960s Paul Pascu & Family Paul & Anna Pascu Mae Pascu Albert Pascu
	921 North 7th Street 1947 Anthony G. Masters
	920 North 7th Street Technician Fifth Class William W. Phengar
	920 North 7th Street 1940s-1956 William Pheneger Sr.
	919 North 7th Street 1947-1950s John Bailey
	918 North 7th Street 1919-1927 Edward Curriden 1947 James J. Speer 1947 William Rose
	916 North 7th Street 1947 Alden G. Clement

900 Block of North 7th Street 910 to 915 North 7th Street
	915 North 7th Street Private Beltrando Gianetti
	915 North 7th Street 1947-1960s Eliso Gianetti
	914 North 7th Street 1947 Richard J. Foster
	913 North 7th Street 1947-1959 Mrs. Edna C. Curry
	912 North 7th Street 1947 Arthur E. Ronan 1959 Miss Agnes Ronan
	911 North 7th Street 1947-1959 Arthur Bucciero
	910 North 7th Street 1947 Anna Moretti
	909 North 7th Street 1947 John P. Ward 1959 John William "Jack" Ward
	907 North 7th Street Samuel D. Payne 1940s - 1970s
	906 North 7th Street 1929-1947 Isaac Kyler 1956 Mrs. Helen Kyler
	905 North 7th Street 1947 Rusell L. Vogel
	905 North 7th Street 1950s-1960s A. Mori & Family Richard Mori
	905 & 907 North 7th Street circa 1994 On scene: Camden police Sgt. Anthony Martino. who happened to be in the 900 block of North 7th Street just as a fire started in row homes. warns pedestrians and motorists to stay clear of the area.
	904 North 7th Street 1947 Michael J. Korsey
	903 North 7th Street 1947 York Cleaners & Dyers Senekerim Papazian 1959 Mrs. S. Papazian
	902 North 7th Street 1922-1959 Rev. Paul C. Weber Rev. Paul C. & Martha Weber Katherine Weber Carl W. Weber
	902 North 7th Street 1922-1959 Rev. Paul C. Weber Rev. Paul C. & Martha Weber Katherine Weber Carl W. Weber
	901 North 7th Street 1947-1959 Charles Barbarito barbershop
	900 North 7th Street 1947-1959 Louis Molotsky Candy Store
I was a resident of North 7th Street probably for the first 15 years of my life. I lived at 905 North 7th right next door to Sam Payne. He often would take me to his print shop on Elm Street where his sister lived upstairs above the shop. At 901 North 7th was Charles Barbarito's Barbershop where I got my haircuts. Next at 903 was Papazian's tailor shop and dry cleaner. 909 was the John Ward family who worked on the Pennsylvania-Reading Seashore line Railroad with his son Jack. Next at 911 was the Bucchiero Family who moved to Berlin, NJ around 1960 and the house was sold to a Miller family. Next was the home of an undertaker whose name I can't recall, and the last house was the Gianetti family. Then came Bailey Street where the house was owned by a Mr. and Mrs. Bailey who was a collector of clocks. Mrs. Bailey use to invite me in for cookies when dozens of clocks would all start chiming the hour at the same time. On the opposite side of York Street on 7th was Sam Fritz's corner grocery store. Molotsky's Candy store was on another corner and the Matlack family had the last corner at 7th and York. Matlack had a small store at the rear of the house facing York which he opened only in late November till Christmas to sell Christmas trees, lights and ornaments. I use to hang out at Pyne Poynt park all the time and was probably the only kid in the neighborhood who got along with the park guard and caretaker Otis Smith. His wife (Sophie) was an invalid and he would ask me to stay with her while he made his rounds when the park closed at night. Afterward Mr. Smith would get his car and the three of us would go to Marbett's on Admiral Wilson Boulevard for hamburgers then he would drop me off at home. My name is Richard Mori, I am the owner of the Somerdale Bar and Grille on White Horse Pike in Somerdale. Stop in someday and you might meet quite a few past residents of North Camden. I recall many of the things about living there, the stores, the circus pitching tent just across the State Street Bridge next to the city dump, and just across State Street my Grandfather was one of the persons that had a 'Victory Garden' where he grew vegetables for the family. He had a small shack on the "farm" where he could escape for a few hours from my Grandmother. Richard Mori May, 2008

Camden Courier-Post - circa 1998

5 escape Camden row house fire

By CLINT RILEY Courier-Post Staff

CAMDEN - Five people escaped from a string of burning row houses in North Camden Tuesday morning, moments before intense smoke and flames' erupted into the street.

A young woman, who inhaled large amounts of smoke and suffered minor facial bums while fleeing from 905 North 7th Street, was rushed to the trauma unit at Cooper Hospital/University Medical Center, Camden.

America Alicea, 23, no known address, was in critical condition in the trauma unit Tuesday, a hospital spokeswoman said. Two young men she was visiting in the row house where the fire started shortly after 10 a.m. escaped uninjured.

Authorities said they had not positively identified the men. '

There was water, but no electric or gas service to the row house, fire officials said. Authorities suspect the men were saying there without the owner's permission after the landlord closed the residence recently.

The Camden County Fire Marshal's Office and city police continue to investigate what caused the fire.

Authorities said Tuesday's blaze easily could have been worse.

"It spread real fast. A matter of seconds," said Virginia Danks, a neighbor who saw the fire when she glanced out the front door.

City police Sgt. Anthony Martino happened to be in the neighborhood just as the two-alarm blaze began to rage. He raced to alert people inside 905, 907, 909 and 911 North 7th Street.

Raul and Isabel Rodriguez "answered his calls and emerged from inside a brick row house two doors away from where the fire began.

"I was sleeping. Somebody walked on the porch and woke me," said Rodriguez, 51, of 909 North 7th Street.

The three people inside 905 North 7th Street escaped on their own, authorities said.

"We were lucky," said Martino, who was aided by partner Patrolman Mike Hughes. "Everybody was lucky."

Firefighters from two city battalions, equipped with aerial trucks, controlled the fire before flames spread beyond the Rodriguezes' front porch. Two adjoining row houses at 905 and 907 North 7th Street. were gutted by fire. Only 905 and 909 North 7th were occupied.

One firefighter was treated at Cooper for a minor puncture wound to his foot. He sustained the injury when he stepped on a sharp object while battling the blaze.

800 Block of North 7th Street
816 to 820 North 7th Street

816 North 7th Street

1910s-1930s
Isaac J. Rhodes & Family
Isaac J. & Sarah Rhodes

Front: Sarah, Horace, and Isaac Rhodes
Rear: Edna Rhodes, Clara Rhodes Lloyd

Click on Image to Enlarge

Isaac Rhodes owned the Camden Family Wash Laundry in North Camden during the 1900s through 1930s.

TAXI DRIVER HELD UP BY PASSENGER HE BUT HE FAILS TO GET MONEY

A taxicab passenger last night held up Alfred K. Shawcross, the driver, of 820 North Seventh Street, at Front and Federal streets, but obtained no money because Shawcross had none.

Shawcross told Detective Clarence Arthur the bandit, about five feet seven inches tall, weighing 145 pounds, wearing a brown suit and no hat, approached him at Sixth and Market streets and asked to be driven to Front and Federal streets.

When the passenger alighted he pressed a pistol against Shawcross and demanded his money. Shawcross told him he was making his first trip of the night and had nothing. The bandit ran east on Third Street and disappeared.

820 North 7th Street

1924
James A. Shawcross & Family
James A. & Elsie Shawcross

1933 Alfred K. Shawcross

Camden Courier-Post
June 22, 1933

700 Block of North 7th Street 713 to 724 North 7th Street
	724 North 7th Street 1929 Dr. Samuel Goodman, M.D. 1947 vacant
	722 North 7th Street 1947 Lino Bartoloni
	720 North 7th Street 1947 Charles L. Bowen Family Charles & Florence Bowen Richard G. Bowen Charles & Florence Bowen operated Dick's Cafe at North 27th Street and River Avenue in Cramer Hill.
	718 North 7th Street Walter P. Wolverton 1910s - 1929
	718 North 7th Street 1947 John W. Hyland
	716 North 7th Street 1947 Elwood A. Eskridge
	715 North 7th Street 1929-1947 James E. Barnes
	714 North 7th Street 1947 Mrs. Ida M. Mann
	713 North 7th Street 1905-1920 Benjamin F. Davis & Family Benjamin F. & Martha Davis Camden Post-Telegram January 2, 1914
	713 North 7th Street 1924-1947 Harry J. Kline & Family Harry J. & Helen Kline Helen Kline Alma Kline

600 Block of North 7th Street 600 to 618 North 7th Street
	618 North 7th Street
	612 North 7th Street 1942 William Hopkins
BRIDEGROOM MISSING A 54-year-old bridegroom, missing from his home for nearly two months, was sought yesterday by Camden police. Mrs. Lillie' Carlysle, 54, of 606 North Seventh Street, wrote to the police that she and Samuel Carlysle, 54, were married January 23 in the State Street M. E., Church by Rev. G. W. Hanners. We lived very happily together until threee months ago," she continued. "On April 16 he mysteriously disappeared leaving for work. He has not been seen or heard of since. 1 am sure something dreadful must have happened to him. He had some minor trouble with the man he worked for and I think that must have caused him to leave."	606 North 7th Street 1933 Samuel & Lillie Carlysle Camden Courier-Post June 14, 1933
	605 North 7th Street 1903-1960 Andrew Fickes & Family Andrew & Sarah Fickes Alma Fickes Taylor (daughter) Rupert Taylor (son-in-law) John Vincent Taylor (grandson) Miriam Taylor (granddaughter) John Vincent Taylor & Family John Vincent & Getrude Massey Taylor R. Wayne Taylor Margaret Taylor Left: Andrew & Sarah Fickes
	605 North 7th Street 1903-1960 Andrew Fickes & Family Andrew & Sarah Fickes Alma Fickes Taylor (daughter) Rupert TAylor (son-in-law) John Vincent Taylor (grandson) Miriam Taylor (granddaughter) John Vincent Taylor & Family John Vincent & Getrude Massey Taylor R. Wayne Taylor- Margaret Taylor Left: Miriam Taylor - John V. Taylor
	605 North 7th Street 1903-1960 Andrew Fickes & Family Andrew & Sarah Fickes Alma Fickes Taylor (daughter) Rupert Taylor (son-in-law) John Vincent Taylor (grandson) Miriam Taylor (granddaughter) John Vincent Taylor & Family John Vincent & Getrude Massey Taylor R. Wayne Taylor Margaret Taylor From Top: R. Wayne Taylor Getrude Massey Taylor Margaret Taylor
	605 North 7th Street 1903-1960 Andrew Fickes & Family Andrew & Sarah Fickes Alma Fickes Taylor (daughter) Rupert TAylor (son-in-law) John Vincent Taylor (grandson) Miriam Taylor (granddaughter) John Vincent Taylor & Family John Vincent & Getrude Massey Taylor R. Wayne Taylor Margaret Taylor Camden Courier-Post August 23, 1958
	605 North 7th Street 1903-1960 Andrew Fickes & Family Andrew & Sarah Fickes Alma Fickes Taylor (daughter) Rupert Taylor (son-in-law) John Vincent Taylor (grandson) Miriam Taylor (granddaughter) John Vincent Taylor & Family John Vincent & Getrude Massey Taylor R. Wayne Taylor - Margaret Taylor Camden Courier-Post December 5, 1958
	603 North 7th Street 1950 Andrew N. Pappas Camden Courier-Post February 13, 1950
	601 North 7th Street 1950 Elaenore Davis Camden Courier-Post September 23, 1950
	600 North 7th Street

500 Block of North 7th Street 521 to 546 North 7th Street
10TH WARD G. O. P. CLUB TO MEET TOMORROW The Tenth Ward Organization Republican Club will hold its regular meeting tomorrow night at the clubhouse, Fifth and Pearl streets. Members of the club send their thanks to voters of the ward who made possible the re-election of their candidate, Henry I. Haines, to the county committee.	546 North 7th Street 1914-1930s Henry Isaac Haines meats (had moved to Williamstown by 1942) Camden Courier-Post June 7, 1933
	546 North 7th Street 1947 Frank's Fairlawn Market grocery meats
	538 North 8th Street 1947 Mrs. Catherine Morgenweck & Family Edward N. Morgenweck Left: Edward N. Morgenweck
	531 North 7th Street 1947 John M. Noon stationary fireman Photo courtesy of Cynthia Ackley Nunn
	529 North 7th Street George Joseph Gleason Jr.
	526 North 7th Street 1950s Theresa Burns Theresa Burns (right) and Mary Becoskie
	524 North 7th Street 1947 Benjamin Moskowitz "Benny's Grocery" Benjamin Moskowitz indirectly taught half the neighborhood boys how to read. Every month his store would have a full selection of Marvel and DC comic books. I remember checking the store constantly so I could get to the comic books before John Burns or Raymond Becoskie. Last I knew Ben and his wife moved to Kings Highway in Cherry Hill. Mike Larson May 2012 Everyone one on the block spent a lot of time at Benny's. He had everything that a young boy needed. When we didn't have money he would give us "Candy Credit" on empty soda bottle deposits we would find and bring to him. Ray Becoskie June 2012

500 Block of North 7th Street 510 to 520 North 7th Street
	521 North 7th Street 1896-1906 John & Kate Daly Saloon 1908 George Gmeiner Saloon 1920-1980 Nittinger's Tavern
	521 North 7th Street 1910s-1980s Irvin Nittinger & Family Nittinger's Tavern Camden Courier-Post December 11, 1957
	521 North 7th Street 1910s-1980s Nittinger's Tavern Camden Courier-Post December 26, 1967 Daniel Bothne Tim McCarthy
	519-521 North 7th Street 1910s-1980s Irvin Nittinger & Family Nittinger's Tavern
	520 North 7th Street 1947 Adolfo Bisti grocery
	518 North 7th Street 1947 Joseph N. Bisti
	517 North 7th Street 1929 J.A. Dodd Company auto repairs John A. Dodd, proprietor Elmer M. Dodd, clerk
	517 North 7th Street C. Schmidt & Sons Beer Distributor 1947-1952
	516 North 7th Street 1930 James J. Creato
	516 North 7th Street 1947 Mrs. Mary R. Balfour
	514 North 7th Street 1932 Ray Dolan Camden Courier-Post June 3, 1932
	514 North 7th Street 1914-1956 William A. "Billy" Dolan
	512 North 7th Street 1924 1929 1933 Ralph Skill 1947 Joseph T. O'Donnell
	510 North 7th Street 1924 1929 1947 Edmund Taylor
	510 North 7th Street 1947-1963 The Raymond Becoskie Family Ray and Mary Becoskie Raymond H. Becoskie Michael Becoskie Linda Becoskie Mary and Michael Becoskie, 1950s. Picture is looking north on North 7th Street, from in front of 510. Nittinger;s Tavern is in background.
	510 North 7th Street 1947-1963 The Raymond Becoskie Family Ray and Mary Becoskie Raymond H. Becoskie Michael Becoskie Linda Becoskie
	510 North 7th Street 1947-1963 The Raymond Becoskie Family Ray and Mary Becoskie Raymond H. Becoskie Michael Becoskie Linda Becoskie My name is Raymond H. Becoskie. I was born and raised in Camden, from 1947 to 1963. Northgate 2 took our house. I lived at 510 North 7th Street. My Grand Parents Hugh & Cathrine Kennedy AKA as the "Camden Window Washer Man" lived at 625 Elm Street and my Aunt Catherine Kennedy lived on Pearl Street between 6th & 7th Streets. My first friends lived on Birch Street. One of my fondest memories was of the corner confectionary store on 7th & Birch known then as "Benny's". Never knew his real name. I attended Holy Name, Pyne Point and Woodrow Wilson Schools. I have a picture of me on the same Pony that Albert Bass from 6th Street, that had his picture taken on State Street on your site. Roy & Albert Bass were good friends of mine. Ray Becoskie April 29, 2010 Top: Ray & Mary Becoskie Bottom: Raymond H, Michael, & Linda Becoskie. In the background, the George C. Ellis box factory.
	500 to 638 North 7th Street July 7, 1965 500 North 7th is the large building at top of the picture. It was in the 1950s the George C. Ellis & Sons factory, which manufactured tin boxes, for example, Water Paint Coloring Kit Tins. 638 North 7th is the store at lower left.

400 Block of North 7th Street 420 to 438 North 7th Street
	434 North 7th Street Technician Fourth Class William Cummings
	432 North 7th Street 1910s - 1920s Thomas J. Carroll
	432 North 7th Street 1894-1900 Edward F. Allen
	432 North 7th Street 1899 John Smedley & Family Philadelphia Inquirer May 31, 1899 Hannah H. Woodruff - Laurence Woodruff
	430 North 7th Street
	428 North 7th Street 1931 John R. Riddle Camden Courier-Post May 9, 1931 Camden Aerie No. 65, Fraternal Order of Eagles
	428 North 7th Street 1899 John Smedley Philadelphia Inquirer May 31, 1899 Hannah H. Woodruff - Laurence Woodruff

400 Block of North 7th Street 400 to 418 North 7th Street
	418 North 7th Street 1953 Mary Lee Camden Courier-Post April 3, 1953 Frank Oberman James Stewart North 7th Street William Van Pfefferle
	416 North 7th Street
	414 North 7th Street
	412 North 7th Street
	410 North 7th Street 1906-1918 Robert Brice & Family Robert & Mary Baird Robinson Brice
HUSBAND, WOMAN HELD ON CHARGE WIFE MAKES Mrs. Bessie A. Gaunt, of 4115 Westfield Avenue, yesterday appeared in police court and charged her husband, Emerson Gaunt, 32, of 840 Pearl Street, and Mrs. Nellie Olsen, 33, of 408 North Seventh Street, with misconduct. The Gaunts have been estranged for some four years. Mrs. Gaunt told Police Judge Pancoast she had been keeping her husband under surveillance of late and on May 15, followed him to the Olsen home. Mrs. Gaunt said she parked her car near the house and saw her husband enter. Detective John Trout and Walter Smith arrested both Gaunt and Mrs. Olsen in the latter's house at 8 p. m. on May 30. Judge Pancoast held Gaunt and Mrs. Olsen in $500 bail each for the grand jury.	408 North 7th Street 1933 Mrs. Nellie Olsen Camden Courier-Post June 7, 1933
	406 North 7th Street 1933 Harry Adams bar
	404 North 7th Street 1895 Albert C. Dildine & Family Albert C. & Edith N. Dildine
	404 North 7th Street Virginia Ogden Camden Courier-Post August 8, 1933
	404 North 7th Street Paul M. Maguigen 1940s
	404 North 7th Street 1955 T.D. Falone 1955 New Jersey Bell Telephone Yellow Pages Ad
	401 North 7th Street R. McAllister Inc. Coal Yard Photo from 1952 Click on Image to Enlarge
	401 North 7th Street R. McAllister Inc. 1955 New Jersey Bell Telephone Yellow Pages Ad
	401 North 7th Street R. McAllister Inc. 1955 New Jersey Bell Telephone Yellow Pages Ad Click on Image to Enlarge
	401 North 7th Street R. McAllister Inc. 1955 New Jersey Bell Telephone Yellow Pages Ad Click on Image to Enlarge

300 Block of North 7th Street 318 to 338 North 7th Street
	318-338 North 7th Street BRIDGE PLAZA GARAGE 1952 Click on Images to Enlarge
	318-338 North 7th Street BRIDGE PLAZA GARAGE 1954 Click on Images to Enlarge
	338 North 7th Street King Auto Finance Camden Courier-Post June 12, 1933
	325 North 7th Street 1918 Russell T. Lodge World War I Draft Card
	324 North 7th Street Dave's Camden Bridge Garage Camden Courier-Post September 12, 1929
	318-330 North 7th Street EDSTAN MOTORS Ford Dealership F. Stanley Bleakly 1930s - early 1940s
	330-318 North 7th Street EDSTAN MOTORS Ford Dealership Ed Myers & F. Stanley Bleakly 1930s - early 1940s
	318-338 North 7th Street BRIDGE PLAZA GARAGE 1955 New Jersey Bell Telephone Yellow Pages Ad
	319 North 7th Street Mrs. & Mrs. Raymond Chase 1933

200 Block of North 7th Street 220 to 236 North 7th Street
	236 North 7th Street 1955 Acousticon Hearing Aids 1955 New Jersey Bell Telephone Yellow Pages Ad
	234 North 7th Street 1940s Earl Wright
Young Dog Seeks Home To the Editor: Sir—I have a young dog about six months old who would desire a good home. It is impossible for me to keep it as I have another which is very vicious. The puppy is kind and affectionate and well marked. It would be a grand dog around children. ANNE SMITH 232 North Seventh Street	232 North 7th Street 1938 Anne Smith Camden Courier-Post February 17, 1938
	232 North 7th Street 1930-1940 Harold Rod & Family Harold & Salma Rod Martin Rod Birgit Rod Harold Rod Jr.
	230 North 7th Street 1926-1932 Edward C. Rice & Family Edward C. & Vernella J. Rice Camden Courier-Post June 8, 1932 & June 9, 1932
HOSPITAL CASES WEST JERSEY James Foster, 2, 757 Division St., laceration of head. Ralph Williams, 28, 413 North 29th St., laceration of knee. Lillian Smith. 17, 1093 Trent road, abrasion of eye. Elwood Brisco, 31, 1133 South 2nd St., laceration of leg COOPER Dorothy Gorman, 2, 507 Division St., contusion and sprain of shoulder. Richard Clark, 17, 327 Vine street, dog bite of leg James Kenney, 3, 718 Carman St., laceration of scalp, Frank Caratole, 12, 210 Senate St., splinter in finger. James Moy, 14, 641 Line St., fractured wrist abrasion of knee and hand. Ernest Vincent, 14, 534 South 2nd St., puncture wound of knee. Ralph Springer, 7, 509 Ferry Ave., laceration of scalp Clement Jones, 4, 1013 Lawrence St., laceration of chin Thomas Wright, 7, 319 Grant St., fractured shoulder. Hilda Fitzgerald. 28, 311 North 3rd St., laceration of hand. John Schulz, 52, 228 North 7th St., chest injuries.	228 North 7th Street 1938 John Schulz Camden Courier-Post February 16, 1938
	227 North 7th Street 1943
	226 North 7th Street 1921-1922 William L. Duval & Family Cigars & Tobacco 1923-1926 Thomas Devine & Family
	225 North 7th Street 1910s-19222 William P. Weiser & Family William P. & Sallie F. Weiser Philadelphia Inquirer June 10, 1922
	224 North 7th Street 1922-1943 F Harry Ogden & Family F. Harry & Olive Dilts Ogden William Ogden Helen Ogden Left: Olive Dilts Ogden (1871-1943)
	223 North 7th Street 1955 State Credit Bureau 1955 New Jersey Bell Telephone Yellow Pages Ad
	223 North 7th Street 1955 South Jersey Adjustment Bureau
	222 North 7th Street 1910
	221 North 7th Street 1943
	220 North 7th Street 1955 Firth & Goodley Homes Co., Inc.

100 Block of North 7th Street 100 to 116 North 7th Street

	114 North 7th Street 1941 Frank H. Farina Camden Courier-Post July 26, 1941
	110 North 7th Street John C. Demmert - 1936
	106-108 North 7th Street 1906 Camden Motor Company Camden Cycle House Reeves' Automobile Garage Josiah G. Reeves Click on Image to Enlarge The Reeves Garage, a large commerce building at 106-108 North Seventh Street, was destroyed in a spectacular fire and explosion on March 16, 1910. Night Watchman Albert Bell discovered heavy fire roaring in the basement about 1:30 A.M. He drove his vehicle to fire headquarters and reported a verbal alarm. As the blaze spread quickly, a second alarm was transmitted shortly after arrival. As Hosemen John Lennox and John Lutts of Engine Company 2 were advancing a big line near the blazing building a tremendous explosion carried them twenty feet across the street. This mishap probably saved the lives of both members in that the blazing building literally blew apart, propelling broken masonry with the force of shrapnel. The west wall of the garage penetrated the adjacent Lutheran Church, leaving a gaping hole in the church wall. A general alarm was sounded following the explosion. Lennox and Lutts suffered lacerations and bruises as did Captain Carter of Hook & Ladder Company 1. Twenty-three automobiles were destroyed in the blaze with an estimated loss of $80,000.
	108 North 7th Street early 1920s-1956 Louis DeLisle & Family The baby is Timothy McKim. The Adults, from Left: Mary DeLisle Fean, Helen Fean McKim, & Louis DeLisle Helen L. Delisle Fean was my Mother's Mother. My great-grandfather, Louis DeLisle, was in that house 108 North 7th Street) until his death around 1956. I have attached a picture that was taken in that house in Camden in 1945. It was probably my older brother's christening. That's my Mother, Grandmother and Great-grandfather and my brother who was born 11/26/1945. If you notice, Louis' right hand is missing fingers. He was a chef for Campbell Soup from 1900 on and had lost them during a demonstration of canning equipment. He was featured on magazine ads for Campbell's in the 1920's wearing his chef's outfit. Joe McKim, May, 2009
	108 North 7th Street early 1920s-1956 Louis DeLisle & Family Click on Image to Enlarge
	108 North 7th Street early 1920s-1956 Louis DeLisle & Family The baby is Timothy McKim. The Adults, from Left: Mary DeLisle Fean, Helen Fean McKim, & Louis DeLisle This picture was taken on the steps of 108 North Seventh Street. The men are Peter DeLisle who never had children, Louis C. DeLisle (Father of Peter) and I am not sure who the child is.t. Joe McKim, March, 2011
	107 North 7th Street 1917-1940s Dr. Garrett C. Pogue Sr. & Family chiropractor Garret C. & Gertrude Derrickson Pogue Frederick Pogue Garrett C. Pogue Jr. Left: Garrett C. Pogue Sr. - 1938
	107 North 7th Street 1955 Worthington Agency 1955 New Jersey Bell Telephone Yellow Pages Ad Click on Image to Enlarge
	105 North 7th Street John A. Damiani & Associates Insurance Camden Courier-Post May 19, 1964
	103 North 7th Street Zed Gandy Late 1920s
	101 North 7th Street 1941 Nutter Mortage Service Camden Courier-Post July 5, 1941
	100 North 7th Street Epiphany Lutheran Church 1887-late 1940s

400 Block of 7th Street
	401 South 7th Street Photograph Taken September 2, 2008 Click on Images to Enlarge
	401 South 7th Street
	405 South 7th Street 1914-1960s Ulie G. Andrews & Family Camden Police Department Ulie G. & Lillian Andrews Harry D. Andrews Camden Fire Department Harry D. & Lorena Andrews Camden Courier-Post March 15, 1855
John C. Edwards of Blaine's Street was stuck by a crane at Woods Camden Iron Works this afternoon and knocked into a pit in one of the pipe shops. Edwards died without regaining consciousness.	424 South 7th Street 1902 John C. Edwards Camden Daily Courier January 13, 1902 Camden Daily Courier January 13, 1902 Philadelphia Inquirer obituary January 15, 1902 NOTE: His Death Certificate lists 424 South 7th Street as his home address.

500 Block of 7th Street Click on Images to Enlarge
	511 South 7th Street 1929 Clarence Wilson Photograph Taken February 20, 2012
	511 South 7th Street 1923-1924, 1931-1932 Wilmer G. Devoe & Family Wilmer G. & Emma Devoe Helen Devoe - Milton Devoe Wilmer G. Devoe Jr. Camden Courier-Post JUne 10, 1832
	511 South 7th Street Photograph Taken February 20, 2012
	511 & 513 South 7th Street Photograph Taken February 20, 2012
	513 South 7th Street 1929 John Garside 2011 Gone Photograph Taken February 20, 2012
	515 South 7th Street 1927-1940 Raymond J. Burgess 2011 Vacant Photograph Taken February 20, 2012
	515 & 517 South 7th Street Photograph Taken February 20, 2012
	517 South 7th Street 1929 Elwood B. Jakway Photograph Taken February 20, 2012

500 Block of 7th Street
	530 South 7th Street 1929 John J. Keefe
	532 South 7th Street 1929 Mrs. Anna C. Van Hart
	534 South 7th Street 1895-1897 Arthur A. Wingate
	534 South 7th Street 1929 George P. Neafsey
	536 South 7th Street 1929 William Fowler
	537 South 7th Street 1929 Werner Storage Warehouse Corporation
	538 South 7th Street 1929 Joseph Dinoto
	540 South 7th Street 1900 Lewis Ferrell
	540 South 7th Street 1929 Lawrence Farina electrical contractor
	540 South 7th Street 1948-1957 Joseph Cangelosi & Family Joseph & Caroline Cangelosi Carol Ann Cangelosi Joseph Cangelosi Jr.
	542 South 7th Street 1924-1940 Arthur A. Wingate

Intersection of Newton Avenue & South 7th Street
	South 7th Street & Newton Avenue 1876-1880 William Caperoon coal dealer, died of tuberculosis in March of 1881 William & Minnie Caperoon Minnie Caperoon Philadelphia Inquirer April 18, 1877
	South 7th Street & Newton Avenue About 1993 The former J.D. Johnson Plumbing Supply Co. building
	J.D. Johnson Plumbing Supply Co. building October 30, 2004
	J.D. Johnson Plumbing Supply Co. building October 30, 2004
	J.D. Johnson Plumbing Supply Co. building October 30, 2004
	J.D. Johnson Plumbing Supply Co. building October 30, 2004
	1929 Ed Smith Auto Repair

900 Block of 7th Street
	906 South 7th Street 1911 Oliver S. Guthrie & Family Pennsylvania Railroad Police Detective Oliver & Mary Eva Guthrie Oliver S. "Ollie" Guthrie III Clara Guthrie
	906 South 7th Street 1929-1930s Mrs. Idella Robinson & Family Andrew D. Robinson
Poor Acting Leads To Youth's Arrest In Theft of Cash Curious detectives yesterday made it embarrassing for Charles Pennington, 21, of 906 South Seventh street. The youth told his employer, Louis Tartar, junk dealer of Ninth and Liberty streets, a stranger stole $25 in receipts from a load of materials shipped to Philadelphia. Pennington's employer took him to the Detective Bureau to report the theft. There, Detectives Benjamin Simon and Joseph Mardino chatted with the youth. Frankly doubting the story he told, the detectives suggested Pennington disrobe. The sleuths found $22 concealed in his shoes. Simon and Mardino said Pennington admitted the money belonged to his employer and that the theft story was false. He was held for police court on a larceny charge.	906 South 7th Street 1938 Charles Pennington Camden Courier-Post February 16, 1938 and more at Camden Courier-Post February 17, 1938
	908 South 7th Street 1929 Vacant
	909 South 7th Street 1929 Herman J. Baker fire fighter
	910 South 7th Street 1929 Henry Kearse
	911 South 7th Street 1900-1900s William Ewing & Family William & Ida Ewing William W. Ewing Jacob Ewing Philadelphia Inquirer August 11, 1905 Click on Image for Complete Article
	911 South 7th Street 1929 Mrs. Mary Laun
	912 South 7th Street 1929 Amos Robinson
	915 South 7th Street 1894 Mrs. Mary D. Gallagher & Family widow of John P. Gallagher Jennie F. Gallagher Philadelphia Inquirer February 6, 1904
	913 South 7th Street 1929 Daniel S. Hart
TILL TAPPING CHARGED Because Harold Waters, 32, of 913 South Seventh Street, hurried from a South Camden restaurant before he had finished his sandwich and coffee he was sent to the county jail Saturday, starting a 30-day sentence on a charge of "tapping" the restaurant's cash register for $10. Waters was arrested on complaint of Mrs. Ida Breer, proprietor of the restaurant at Ninth and Walnut streets. She said Waters ordered a cup of coffee and sandwich, and while she was preparing the order, $10 disappeared from the cash register. Waters hurriedly left the restaurant after paying for his food, she said, and then she discovered the loss. Waters' defense was that he only had 25 cents so he couldn't have taken the $10. Judge Pancoast decided a man with only 25 cents would not spend 10 cents, for coffee and sandwich and leave the restaurant before he had finished eating..	913 South 7th Street 1933 Harold Waters Camden Courier-Post June 12, 1933
	915 South 7th Street 1929 William A. Laun
	917 South 7th Street 1929 Samuel D Gaetano

900 Block of South 7th Street
	928 South 7th Street 1917 Helen Kirpick Oliver Brown - Sycamore Street George Fisher - Federal Street Robert Reese - Mary J. Price North 25th Street Philadelphia Inquirer February 19, 1917
	931 South 7th Street 1929 Sandis Spence Photograph Taken October 3, 2011 Click on Image to Enlarge
	931 & 933 South 7th Street Photograph Taken October 3, 2011 Click on Image to Enlarge
	933 South 7th Street 1929 John G. Robins Photograph Taken October 3, 2011 Click on Image to Enlarge
	937 South 7th Street 1884 Andrew Miller & Family 1929 Gone

Intersection of Chestnut Street & South 7th Street
	700 Chestnut Street Southeast Corner South 7th Street & Chestnut Street Schwoeri Liquor Store 1930s - late 1970s Eddie's Liquors 1980s - 2005 Click on Images to Enlarge
	701 Chestnut Street Northeast Corner South 7th Street & Chestnut Street Jacob Denbo & Son Wholesale Confectioners Click on Images to Enlarge
Camden water main springs leak A 16-inch water main in the vicinity of 7th and Chestnut streets sprung a leak and water company workers installed a plate on Wednesday as a precaution. United Water will begin repairing the leak Monday, city officials said. The repairs may result in some customers losing service and noticing discolored water from their taps. If residents loose water service or see discoloration, they should call (856) 488-2041 immediately, said Patrick Keating, director of public works.	Camden Courier-Post November 23, 2006
	Northwest Corner 1929 Western Auto Repair Company

Intersection of Central Avenue & South 7th Streets Click on Images to Enlarge
	699 Central Avenue Northwest Corner Central Avenue & South 7th Street Nick and Sophie's Tavern Nick & Sophie Del Grande-Domenices October 2003
	699 Central Avenue Northwest Corner of Central Avenue & South 7th Street Nick and Sophie's Tavern Nick & Sophie Del Grande-Domenices March 29, 2009
	Looking North on South 7th Street from Central Avenue March 29, 2009
	Looking East on Central Avenue from South 7th Street March 29, 2009
	Southeast Corner of Central Avenue & South 7th Street March 29, 2009
	Looking South on South 7th Street from Central Avenue March 29, 2009
	Southwest Corner of Central Avenue & South 7th Street March 29, 2009
	Looking West on Central Avenue from South 7th Street March 29, 2009
	Southwest Corner Central Avenue & South 7th Street Nick and Sophie's Tavern Nick & Sophie Del Grande-Domenices March 29, 2009

1700 Block of South 7th Street
	1702 South 6th Street 1891 John W. Helmbold Sr. & Family John W. & Maggie Helmbold John W. Helmbold Jr.
	1712 South 7th Street 1890s-1900s William Anderson & Family William & Mary Anderson John S. Anderson Hazel Anderson Charles Anderson Madeline Anderson William Anderson Kate Anderson Lester R. Anderson
	1721 South 7th Street 1935 Albert Blackshear Camden Courier-Post August 31, 1935
	1735 South 7th Street 1948 Alfred Taylor Camden Courier-Post June 4, 1948
	1741 South 7th Street 1918 A.K. Kegim Philadelphia Inquirer Sepember 11, 1918
	1741 South 7th Street 1920 Mrs. Lois Lehman & Family Walter Lehman Frank Lehman Alice Lehman Raymond Lehman Margaret Lehman Lois Lehman Alma Lehman Harry Lehman
	1750 South 7th Street 1955 Clem's Garage Clem Harding 1955 New Jersey Bell Telephone Yellow Pages Ad

1800 Block of South 7th Street
	1807 South 7th Street 1893-1895 John Wesley "Wes" Beckett
	1811 South 7th Street 1910s - 1920s Private First Class Alexander Slowey
	1822 South 7th Street 1930s-1940s Private First Class Walter Lehman
	1822 South 7th Street 1930s-1940s Harry Lehman
	1823 South 7th Street 1940s - 1960s Dymitro Zawoyski & Family Dymitro & Tekla Zawoyski Olga Zawoyski Click on Image to Enlarge I grew up in Camden from birth 1954-1972. My Grandparents were Dymitro & Tekla Zawoyski who lived on 7th Street by Ferry Avenue. His property had many cherry trees, roses, berries, and many other plants and flowers. I think he may have had two or even three properties. He lost two daughters to the influenza outbreak, and three survived, my mom was actually born much later. He sold insurance, owned an ice cream store, and the tavern on Fourth Street, Stan's Cafe We lived at 513 Ferry Avenue. My parents were Olga and Richard Murray. Patti Rabun December 21, 2010

1900 Block of South 7th Street
	1914-1916 South 7th Street 1906 Franklin Hall aka Franklin Sangerbund, a German-American social club
	1914-1916 South 7th Street 1947 Mt. Olivet Seventh Day Adventist Church
	1914-1916 South 7th Street 1917-1918 Franklin Hall Philadelphia Inquirer October 7, 1918 Dr. Henry H. Davis Camden Municipal Hospital
	1914-1916-1918 South 7th Street 1947-1960 Mt. Olivet Seventh Day Adventist Church
	1914-1916-1918 South 7th Street 1947-1960 Mt. Olivet Seventh Day Adventist Church
	1917 South 7th Street 1917-1975 Andrew Billy & Family Andrew & Catherine Sochanczak Billy Anthony Billy Michael Billy Stanley Billy Nary Billy Serafin Anna Billy Chepelevitch Camden Courier-Post August 16, 1975
	1927 South 7th Street 1917 John Avdeuk Philadelphia Inquirer October 16, 1917
	1929 South 7th Street 1915 Sophie Miller Philadelphia Inquirer July 30, 1915 O. Glen Stackhouse Livingstone A. Smith South 3rd Street Mount Vernon Street Click on Image for PDF File of This and Other News Articles of the Day
	1929 South 7th Street 1910s-1920s Peter Koszarecki 1924 Thomas Murray 1929 Eugene Madeline 1947 Rocco Dolce
	1932 South 7th Street 1947 Sam's Radio and Televison Service

2000 Block of 7th Street
	2000 South 7th Street Jefferson House 1910s - 1930s Jules' Grill Late 1930s- Early 1940s Wite 60 Minute Cleaning Service 1952-1960s Click on Images to Enlarge
	2002 South 7th Street
	2004 South 7th Street 1950 Michael Scarduzio & Family Laura Scarduzio Watson Anna Scaduzio Zimmerman Mamie Scarduzio Burmeister Samuel Scarduzio Anthony Scarduzio Louis Scarduzio Benjamin Scarduzio Michael Scarduzio Camden Courier-Post August 28, 1950
	2006 South 7th Street Private Theodore E. Bayruns
	2006 South 7th Street & 2006 South 7th Street December 2002 Click on Images to Enlarge
	2008 South 7th Street Catherine Corbett 1930 Edward Corbett & Family Edward & Catherine Corbett Fred Corbett Edward Corbett
	2010 South 7th Street 1953 Samuel J. Budesa & Family Samuel & Mary Budesa Frank Budesa - John Budesa Stephen Budesa - Marion Budesa John Zadarogina - Francis Deleski Joseph Deleski - Walter Deleski Agnes Zadarogina Martha Fielder Camden Courier-Post July 6, 1953
	2012 South 7th Street 1951 Paul H. Wilson 1951 Camden High School Purple & Gold Yearbook Photo
	2014 South 7th Street
	2026 South 7th Street 1928-1930 Dominick Piraino & Family Dominick & Josephine Piraino Anthony Piraino Luigi Piraino Frank Piraino Herman Piriano Anna Piraino
	2028 South 7th Street 1930 Anthony Oreb & Family Anthony & Adella Oreb Cecelia Oreb 1930 Henry Geis & Family Henry & Helen Geis Eugene Geis
	2032 South 7th Street 1930 Andrew Mathes & Family Andrew & Mary Mathes

2100 Block of 7th Street 1944-1990s Chelton Terrace
	2106 South 7th Street 1944-1947 Clifford Eubanks Sr. & Family Our family was among those first families that moved into Chelton Terrace ... 2106 South 7th Street. Our house had a large lawn at the intersection. It was a close knit neighborhood and, as a kid, I didn't realize it was segregated. We recall Paul, the bread man... the fish man, the ice cream carts, the ice man, the produce man, the fish man... all came through the back drive to regular, waiting customers. They were known by first names as if part of all those families. Cliff Eubanks Jr. June 2012
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2200 Block of 7th Street 2207 - 2224 South 7th Street

	2221 South 7th Street 1924-1930s J. Clinton & Melvina Covey Family 1947 Vacant
FOUR MEN AND WOMAN ADMIT DISPUTE CHARGE Four men and a woman were fined $25 each yesterday after they perplexed Police Judge Pancoast by pleading guilty to a disorderly conduct charge, but denied that they had been disorderly. The defendants are Joseph and William Greenan, brothers, 38 and 24, respectively, both of, 741 Fairview Street; Edward Covey, 24, of 2221 South Seventh Street; Walter Koscianski, 28, of 966 Bulson Street, and Mary Johnson, 18, of 224 Morris Street, Gloucester. They were arrested Sunday night by Motorcycle Policeman Thomas Kauffman at Tenth and Bulson Streets. Earlier, he had stopped them on Admiral Wilson Boulevard and because they had been drinking but were not drunk, he told them to go home. Later someone called police headquarters and said that Kauffman was drunk. He was suspicious and arrested the five. Yesterday they pleaded guilty to charges of disorderly conduct, but denied they had telephoned headquarters or had done anything disorderly.	2221 South 7th Street Edward Covey Camden Courier-Post June 6, 1933

2200 Block of 7th Street 2253 - 2277 South 7th Street
	2232 South 7th Street 1912 - 1944 Private First Class Elwood A. Whiteley
	2255 South 7th Street 1947-1953 Mrs. Anna M. Monahan widow of James Monahan Camden Courier-Post November 6, 1953 Louis Schmidt Click on Image to Read the Complete News Article
	2257 South 7th Street 1910s - 1940s The William Coulter family 1924-1937 John Harden
	2267 South 7th Street 1932 Emma Metzger Camden Courier-Post June 6, 1932
	2269 South 7th 1955 William Hamilton
	2272 South 7th Street 1920s-1930s Charles H. Genter
	2272 South 7th Street 1950 John Auletto
	2272 South 7th Street Photo taken August 14, 2011
	2272, 2274 & 2276 South 7th Street Photo taken August 14, 2011
	2273, 2275, & 2277 South 7th Street August 23, 2003 Click on Image to Enlarge
	2274 South 7th Street 1947
	2276 South 7th Street Epting's Dry Goods Store Ralph Epting 1947
	2277 South 7th Street John Pearson's Saloon 1910s-1919 Frank Casper & Chester Czereszkowski Early 1930s After the Repeal of Prohibition, the bar was open under various owners through the 1930s Joe's Bar Early 1940s - Late 1970s

2300 Block of 7th Street 2300 - 2313 South 7th Street
	2300 South 7th Street 1950 Camden Courier-Post August 25, 1950 Willard C. Schriver - Joseph Carpani Louis Schmidt - John Auletto
	2303 South 7th Street 1908 William Denham Camden Post-Telegram March 9, 1908
	2303 South 7th Street 1949 Elwood F. Laird Camden Courier-Post November 17, 1949
	2305 South 7th Street 1914 J. Clinton & Melvina Covey Family
	2307 South 7th Street 1912 - 1944 Private First Class William J. Carvell
	2307 South 7th Street 1950 Manuel Courant & Family Mary Courant June Gloria Courant Camden Courier-Post August 12, 1950 H.B. Wilson School
	2309 South 7th Street 1914 Thomas O'Connell James O'Connell Philadelphia Inquirer September 29, 1914 O. Glen Stackhouse William Laute Fairview Street
	2310 South 7th Street 1949 Margaret M. Toy Camden Courier-Post November 17, 1949

2400 Block of 7th Street 2446 - 2470 South 7th Street
	2446 South 7th Street
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	2452 South 7th Street 1947-1951 Harry H. Brown & Family Harry H. & Mary E. Brown Camden Courier-Post November 6, 1951
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	2461 South 7th Street 14th Ward Democratic Club 1930s - 1970s Martin's Bar 2001-2003 A.J.'s Touch of Class Lounge 2003-2005 Click on Images to Enlarge
	2461 South 7th Street 14th Ward Democratic Club 1930s - 1970s Martin's Bar 2001-2003 A.J.'s Touch of Class Lounge 2003-2005
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800 Block of North 7th Street 822 to 835 North 7th Street
	835 North 7th Street 1947 Mrs. Celia Brown butcher 1950s-1960s Samule Fritz grocery
	834 North 7th Street 1947 Joseph F. Herman real estate
	827 North 7th Street 1912-1924 Harry L. Freidel & Family Harry L. & Annie R. Nicholson Freidel Lawrence E. Freidel Mrs. Freidel died of appendicitis on April 4, 1824.
	827 North 7th Street Camden Courier-Post January 20, 1938 Richard St. John Patrick St. John John Dieth Gene R. Mariano Firmin F. Michel

Intersection of Pearl Street & North 7th Street
	401 North 7th Street Southwest Corner of Pearl & North 7th Street R.M McAllister Inc. Coal Yard 1952
	639 Pearl Street Northwest Corner of Pearl & North 7th Street George D. Ellis & Sons Inc. Tin Box Manufacturer 1940s-1950s
	701 Pearl Street Northeast Corner of Pearl & North 7th Street William Buckley Barber 1947

Unit Block of North 7th Street
	99 North 7th Street 1955 Spencer Support Shop 1955 New Jersey Bell Telephone Yellow Pages Ad
	33 North 7th Street 1931 M. Buten & Sons paints Camden Courier-Post October 31, 1931
	12 North 7th Street 1955 Lutheran Welfare Association of New Jersey

600 Block of 7th Street
	602 South 7th Street 1929 Vacant
	605 South 7th Street 1929 Gustav Goodwin
	607 South 7th Street 1929 Henry G. Yip
	609 South 7th Street 1929 Vacant
	611 South 7th Street 1878 William O. Sawyer
	611 South 7th Street 1929 John F. Wekke

1100 Block of South 7th Street
	1127 South 7th Street aka Northwest Corner Entire West Side of South 7th Street between Sycamore Street & Kaighn Avenue 1906-1962 Coal Yard 1929 Camden Coal Yard 1990 Gone
	1140 South 7th Street 1913 Mabel Gaines Philadelphia Inquirer June 12, 1913 S. Conrad Ott Eldridge Johnson - West Jersey Hospital
	1136-1138-1140 South 7th Street 1929 New Idea Publishing Company 1959-1962 Country Fresh Poultry, Inc. 1990 Gone

Intersection of Fern Street & North 7th Street
	700 Block of Fern Street 707 to 728 Fern Street 1952

Intersection of Cooper Street & South 7th Street
	Hemingway's Central Bowling Alleys Camden Courier-Post July 24, 1941

Intersection of Washington Street & South 7th Street
	Philadelphia Inquirer July 23, 1909

Intersection of Clarion Street (aka Clarion Alley) & South 7th Street


Looking West on Clarion Alley from South 7th Street - February 20, 2012

700 Block of South 7th Street
	1877-1878 William Caperonn Philadelphia Inquirer April 4, 1877

1906 Sanborn Map

Intersection of Mount Vernon Street & South 7th Street
	700 Mount Vernon Street Southeast Corner South 7th Street & Mount Vernon Street Arthur Gelhaar Grocery 1920s - late 1930s New Deal Cafe 1947 Pat's Bar 1956 Pat Caridi's Bar 1959 Mike's Corner 1967

Intersection of Kaighn Avenue & South 7th Street
	National Electric Supply 1960s Northwest Corner South 7th Street & Kaighn Avenue Click on Images to Enlarge
	VICTORY GARAGE aka EARL SCHEIB AUTO PAINT SHOP aka EARL'S SONS AUTO REPAIRS Southwest Corner South 7th Street & Kaighn Avenue Click on Images to Enlarge
	701 Kaighn Avenue Northeast Corner South 7th Street & Chestnut Street 7th & Kaighn Lounge aka Bazemore Lounge 1970s-1990s aka Rudy & Chink's Bar 1950s-1970s aka Brady's Cafe 1940s-1950s Click on Images to Enlarge

Intersection of Van Hook Street & South 7th Street
	696 Van Hook Street Southwest Corner South 7th Street & Van Hook Street Gaetano D'Annunzio Saloon 1918-1919 Cleophus Hood Candy Store 1947
	699-1/2 Van Hook Street Northwest Corner South 7th Street & Van Hook Street Peter Szyszkoski Cafe 1939 Fred Johnson Shoe Repair Shop 1947

1600 Block of 7th Street
	1636 South 7th Street 1906 Gertrude Davis Philadelphia Inquirer March 1, 1906
	1638 South 7th Street 1917 Arthur Trusty Philadelphia Inquirer June 20, 1917 Dr. William H. Pratt
	1659 South 7th Street 1919 Viola Johnson Philadelphia Inquirer June 22, 1919 Lillian Jenkins Van Hook Street

1700 Block of 7th Street
	1741 South 7th Street 1910s - 1920s Private First Class Walter Lehman

Intersection of Florence Street & South 7th Streets
	697 Florence Street Northwest Corner of Florence Street & South 7th Street St. Michael's Ukrainian Catholic Church 1920s - 1930s

Intersection of Woodland Avenue & South 7th Streets
	2276 South 7th Street Northeast Corner of Woodland Avenue & South 7th Street
	2277 South 7th Street Northwest Corner of Woodland Avenue & South 7th Street 1931 Jackie Hindle
	2300 South 7th Street Southeast Corner of Woodland Avenue & South 7th Street
	2301 South 7th Street Southwest Corner of Woodland Avenue & South 7th Street

Intersection of Sylvan Street & South 7th Street
	697 Sylvan Street Northwest Corner of Sylvan Street & South 7th Street Joseph A. Ragan 1930s - 1940s Village Cafe 1940s - 1970s

Intersection of Fairview Street & South 7th Streets
	2376 South 7th Street Northeast Corner of Fairview Street & South 7th Street William H. Greenan's Cafe 1920s - 1930s

2400 Block of 7th Street 2411 - 2426 South 7th Street
	2411 South 7th Street
	2422 South 7th Street 1933 Robert Covey & Family Robert & Miriam K. Covey Miriam Covey Left: Miriam Covey, 1933 Click on Image to Enlarge
	2426 South 7th Street 1941 Dr. Benjamin Cooperman Camden Courier-Psot July 31, 1941

Camden Courier-Post - February 21, 1928

Seventh Street - Winfield S. Price