Camden Streets - Pine Street

200 Block of Pine Street
	201 Pine Street
MAN WHO ATTEMPTED SUICIDE FREED IN COURT Louis Scott, 34, colored, 203 Pine Street, was given a suspended sentence by Police Judge Pancoast yesterday. Charged with attempting to end life after an argument with his wife, he was arrested at the West Jersey Homeopathic Hospital Wednesday night after he had been treated for swallowing poison. He told Judge Pancoast he argued with his wife and she went to her parents’ house. “If you want to die," the court said, "use something more effective the next time. The poison you used wouldn't kill you."	203 Pine Street Louis Scott 1933 Camden Courier-Post June 2, 1933
	205 Pine Street
	206 Pine Street
	207 Pine Street
	208 Pine Street
	209 Pine Street
	210 Pine Street
	212 Pine Street
RAIDERS CAPTURE 5, FIND STILL ON FARM 200-Gal. Plant Uncovered on Crown Point Road Near Thorofare By Staff Correspondent Woodbury, Oct. 14.- Five men were arrested and a 200-gallon still confiscated by county raiders late today on the farm of Charles S. Densten, 64, Crown Point Road, below Thorofare. Besides the still, which was in a barn, the raiders found 125 barrels of mash, 275 gallons of liquor, a coupe with Pennsylvania tags containing 40 gallons of liquor and a truckload of sugar. Supreme court Commissioner Daniel W. Beckley held Densten and Harry Steinberg, 30, of 1016 South Fourth Street, Camden, in $1000 bail charged with manufacturing and possession of liquor. Frank Lynch, 22, of 4912 Parish Street, Philadelphia; William Smith, 32, 214 Pine Street, Camden, and Roland Scott, 23, of 419 Pine Street, Camden, were held in $200 bail. Arrested by a state trooper for possession of eight bottles of beer, Arthur Mortimer, Mullica Hill Pike, near Jefferson, was held in $500 bail.	214 Pine Street William Smith Camden Courier-Post October 15, 1931
	215 Pine Street
FOUR HURT IN CRASH; CAR IS OVERTURNED Four persons were hurt last night when two automobiles collided at Crescent Boulevard and Market Street, Gloucester. Joseph Doio, 48, of 236 Pine Street, Camden, driver of one car, was admitted to West Jersey Homeopathic Hospital with internal injuries and bruises of the head and both legs. Cosimo Cianci, of 215 Pine Street, and his daughter, Gilda, 10, also were hurt when Doio's car was overturned. Marian Johnson, 27, of National Park, driver of the other car, escaped injury with his wife, Mary and their two children. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Minnis, Sr., of National Park, also were unhurt but their son, Russell, Jr., 2, suffered slight leg injuries. Johnson was ordered to appear for a hearing in Gloucester Police Court next week. Mayor J. Emerson Jackson and Patrolmen George Smith and Albert Simpson, untangled a traffic jam which developed fallowing the crash.	215 Pine Street 1933 Cosimo Cianci Camden Courier-Post June 24, 1933
	216 Pine Street
	216-1/2 Pine Street
	217 Pine Street
	218 Pine Street
	219 Pine Street 1929 Little Rock Baptist Church
	220 Pine Street Private Angelo Mucci
	222 Pine Street
	224 Pine Street
	225 Pine Street
	226 Pine Street Private Anthony C. Ferri
	227 Pine Street
	229 Pine Street
	232 Pine Street 1920s-1930 Louis "Blackie" Bottino
FOUR HURT IN CRASH; CAR IS OVERTURNED Four persons were hurt last night when two automobiles collided at Crescent Boulevard and Market Street, Gloucester. Joseph Doio, 48, of 236 Pine Street, Camden, driver of one car, was admitted to West Jersey Homeopathic Hospital with internal injuries and bruises of the head and both legs. Cosimo Cianci, of 215 Pine Street, and his daughter, Gilda, 10, also were hurt when Doio's car was overturned. Marian Johnson, 27, of National Park, driver of the other car, escaped injury with his wife, Mary and their two children. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Minnis, Sr., of National Park, also were unhurt but their son, Russell, Jr., 2, suffered slight leg injuries. Johnson was ordered to appear for a hearing in Gloucester Police Court next week. Mayor J. Emerson Jackson and Patrolmen George Smith and Albert Simpson, untangled a traffic jam which developed fallowing the crash.	236 Pine Street 1933 Joseph Doio Camden Courier-Post June 24, 1933
Intersection of Pine Street & Locust Street
	237 Pine Street 1887-1888 John Foster's Saloon 1890-1891 Charles Mayer's Saloon
	239 Pine Street Technician Fifth Class Robert L. Hudson
	246 Pine Street 1906 Joseph & Theodosia Conaghy 1906-1914 Eagle Ice & Coal Company 1906 Joseph Conaghy 1914 James A. Conaghy
	246 Pine Street 1940s-1950s The Coccia Family
	248 Pine Street Staff Sergeant Francesconi Ezzi Click on Image to Enlarge
	250 Pine Street 1870s-1890s James Foster 1870s John Foster
	254 Pine Street 1900s-1910s Frank Viggiano Click on Image to Enlarge
	257 Pine Street William Bogia Camden Fire Department Engine Company No. 1 Camden Courier October 22, 1894
	260 Pine Street South Jersey Bottling Company storeroom
	265 Pine Street 1870s-1890s Dr. Marcus K. Mines
	264 Pine Street 1910s-1930s Frank Viggiano Click on Image to Enlarge
	264 Pine Street Photo taken about 2008 Click on Image to Enlarge Photo by Gabe Angemi
	264 Pine Street The Cipriano Moles Family C. Moles & Son bottlers South Jersey Bottling Company Click on Image to Enlarge

300 Block of Pine Street
	308 to 322 Pine Street October 28, 1936 Click on Image to Enlarge
	309 Pine Street Private Nathaniel Keyes Click on Image to Enlarge
	321 Pine Street 1933 Guilio & Philomema Marcozzi
	319-325 Pine Street Marchisello Brothers warehouse Nicholas Marchisello Click on Image to Enlarge
	316-322 Pine Street 1910 - late 1930s Seven Brothers Bakery 1947 Camden Millwork Company Warehouse
	324 Pine Street 1860s-1870s Frederick Schilpp 1876-1880s Jacob Schiller
	326 Pine Street Wilson Bromley 1890s
	328 Pine Street 1877-1878 Boston Corbett
	331 Pine Street Marchisello Brothers garage Click on Image to Enlarge
	337-345 Pine Street 1947 Joseph V. Burgo & Sons scrap glass 1969 337- Henry's Open Door Garage 1969 337 Williamson's Garage 1973 343 Burgo Broken Glass Dealer 1973 343 Burgo Scrap Glass Dealer Camden Fire Department March 15, 1973 Photo By Bob Bartosz
	340 Pine Street 1950-2002 Jesthroe Hunt Sr. Click on Images to Enlarge
	343 Pine Street February 10, 1928
	345 Pine Street 1880s-1890s John Foster
	353 Pine Street Anthony M. Lario Frank M. Lario Sr.
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 nuptial 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 of Adinolfi, will be bridesmaid. The couple plan to spend their honeymoon in and near Washington. They met July 4 four years ago.	355 Pine Street 1933 Matthew & Adele Adinolfi Camden Courier-Post June 21, 1933
	355 Pine Street 1967 E. Ragone 1967- Financial Secretary Union of Brotherly Love social club

400 Block of Pine Street
6TH WARD DEMOCRATS NAME STOICO PRESIDENT Raffaele Stoico was elected president of the Sixth Ward Italian Democratic Organization Club, 406 Pine Street, at a meeting. Other officers elected were Joseph Di Joseph, vice president; James Valianti, secretary, and Alfonzo Dalonzo, treasurer. Directors named are Donato Mignagno, Raffaele DiGiuseppe, Louis Mazzilli, Calogero Costantino, and Francesco Celozzi. The club has 92 members..	406 Pine Street 1939 Sixth Ward Italian Democrat Club Camden Courier-Post February 9, 1938
	407-409 Pine Street Camden Fire Department Engine Company Number 1
	413 Pine Street 1880s-1890s Richard Outwater
CAR SKIDS; MAN HURT When an automobile skidded at Fourth and Walnut Streets, last night, a pedestrian was injured. Tony Gentile, 17, of 442 Line Street, told police he attempted to apply his brakes and his car swerved into Samuel Ranier, 47, of 413 Pine Street. Ranier was taken to Cooper Hospital by Gentile, where he was treated for bruises of the leg and thigh. No charges were preferred against Gentile.	413 Pine Street 1933 Samuel Ranier Camden Courier-Post June 26, 1933
	414 Pine Street Valeriani Bottling Company Click on Image to Enlarge
	419 Pine Street 1911 Nicholas Romaine Click on Image to Enlarge
RAIDERS CAPTURE 5, FIND STILL ON FARM 200-Gal. Plant Uncovered on Crown Point Road Near Thorofare By Staff Correspondent Woodbury, Oct. 14.- Five men were arrested and a 200-gallon still confiscated by county raiders late today on the farm of Charles S. Densten, 64, Crown Point Road, below Thorofare. Besides the still, which was in a barn, the raiders found 125 barrels of mash, 275 gallons of liquor, a coupe with Pennsylvania tags containing 40 gallons of liquor and a truckload of sugar. Supreme court Commissioner Daniel W. Beckley held Densten and Harry Steinberg, 30, of 1016 South Fourth Street, Camden, in $1000 bail charged with manufacturing and possession of liquor. Frank Lynch, 22, of 4912 Parish Street, Philadelphia; William Smith, 32, 214 Pine Street, Camden, and Roland Scott, 23, of 419 Pine Street, Camden, were held in $200 bail. Arrested by a state trooper for possession of eight bottles of beer, Arthur Mortimer, Mullica Hill Pike, near Jefferson, was held in $500 bail.	419 Pine Street Roland Scott Camden Courier-Post October 15, 1931
	431 Pine Street 1890s-1906 John H. Eastlack Family John H. & Annie Eastlack Ralph Eastlack Walter D. Eastlack
	433 Pine Street 1900 Thomas Verlander
	434 Pine Street 1890-1894 Thomas Croker Philadelphia Inquirer April 24, 1892 Click on Image to Download PDF of the Complete Article
	435 Pine Street Left: Ferdinand F. Sell 1870s-1880s Right: J. Wesley Sell 1870s-1890s Click on Image to Enlarge
	435 Pine Street 1890s-1900s Joseph Horner Family Joseph & Ida Horner Anna Horner 1906-1920s John J. Luce Family John J. & Kate Luce John H. Luce 1912 John F. Giles John F. Giles was boarding with the Luce family when he received world that his brothers Fred and Edgar had been lost at sea when the Titanic sunk in 1912.
	437 Pine Street 1890-1891 George Veatch Laura Veatch 1890s-1900s John J. Luce Family John J. & Kate Luce William Luce Kizziah Luce John H. Luce 1912 John F. Giles John F. Giles was boarding with the Luce family when he received world that his brothers Fred and Edgar had been lost at sea when the Titanic sunk in 1912.
	439 Pine Street
	441-443 Pine Street 1929-1930 Frank J. Cilberti Sr. & Family Frank & Rosa Ciliberti Frank J. Ciliberti Jr. Mildred C. Ciliberti 1942-1947 Dr. Frank J. Ciliberti Jr. office, home adjacent at 713 South 5th Street
	444 Pine Street James B. West Jr. Click on Image to Enlarge

500 Block of Pine Street 548-589 Pine Street
	548 Pine Street 1924-1960s Paul George Family Paul & Josephine George Frank J. George William George Nicholas George Josephine George Click on Image to Enlarge
	548 Pine Street Sergeant Frank J. George Click on Image to Enlarge
	548 Pine Street Nicholas George Click on Image to Enlarge
	558 Pine Street
	558 Pine Street 1870s-late 1880s James & Margaret McCracken Family
	558 Pine Street 1870s-1900s William Jobes & Emily McCracken Jobes
	560 Pine Street
	561 Pine Street 1880 Alfred L. Sayers
	565 Pine Street 1920s-1930s Harold Olson Family 1947 Anthonty Iapalucci
	577 Pine Street 1947-1969 Clair H. "Red" Graham
	582 Pine Street 1887-1889 Ridgway Bakley & Family Ridgway & Clara Bakley David Bakley Lewis Bakley Ralph Bakley
	589 Pine Street Nora's Cafe January 27, 1939 Banquet Program Ad
	589 Pine Street Pine Street Tavern Nora's Cafe Vince & Fred's Tavern Dreamer's Lounge Click on Image to Enlarge

600 Block of Pine Street
	608 Pine Street Wilfred B. & Helen V. Potts 1960s
	610 Pine Street Wilfred B. & Helen V. Potts 1947
	614 Pine Street James H. Reeve & Family 1896-1898
	620 Pine Street 1906 George Denny Click on Image to Enlarge
	620 Pine Street Charles S. Zeigler 1900s to February
	620 Pine Street 1920s-1930s William Sturm 1933 Naomi Sturm Hampton
	627 Pine Street Neutze Print Shop 1900s through the early 1970s January 27, 1939 Banquet Program Ad
	628 Pine Street Private First Class Harold S. McLean Click on Image to Enlarge

	635 Pine Street Byron P. Cobb
	637 Pine Street 1906 Frank S. Albright
	640 Pine Street 1895 John Kleinfelder & Family John & Julia Kleinfelder Julia Kleinfelder Helen Kleinfelder Harry Kleinfelder
	640 Pine Street McKenna's Tavern
	641 Pine Street Private Harry C. Wagner

900 Block of Pine Street
	950 Pine Street February 25, 2009 Click on Image to Enlarge
	950 Pine Street February 25, 2009 Click on Image to Enlarge
	950 & 952 Pine Street February 25, 2009 Click on Image to Enlarge
	950, 952 & 954 Pine Street February 25, 2009 Click on Image to Enlarge
	952 Pine Street February 25, 2009 Click on Image to Enlarge
	954 Pine Street February 25, 2009 Click on Image to Enlarge
	956 Pine Street George W. Frost
	956 Pine Street February 25, 2009 Click on Image to Enlarge
	958 Pine Street February 25, 2009 Click on Image to Enlarge
	960 Pine Street February 25, 2009 Click on Image to Enlarge
	962 Pine Street February 25, 2009 Click on Image to Enlarge
	964 Pine Street February 25, 2009 Click on Image to Enlarge
	964 Pine Street Charles H. King Camden Aero Club January 28, 1928
	964 Pine Street 1940s Robison's Typewriter & Cash Register Repair As seen from sidewalk on Haddon Avenue
	964 Pine Street February 25, 2009 Click on Image to Enlarge

	964 Pine Street As seen from sidewalk on Haddon Avenue

1000 Block of Pine Street
	1021 Pine Street 1900s - early 1970s Park Storage Charles S. Zeigler
	1027 Pine Street Private Anthony Martin
WOMAN CLEARED OF THEFT Dora Perry, 32, colored, of 302 Walnut Street, was found not guilty of a charge of stealing dresses from Mrs. Mary Walsh, 1043 Pine Street, by Police Judge Pancoast yesterday. Mrs. Walsh admitted she had no evidence against the Perry woman hut only suspected her.	1043 Pine Street 1933 Dora Perry Camden Courier-Post June 24, 1933
BOY BRUISED BY CAR Leo Gorman, 13, of 1045 Pine Street, was bruised last night when he was struck by an automobile at Haddon Avenue and Pine Street. John Lehman, 27, of 611 St. John Street, driver of the car, said the youth refused to go to a hospital. Lehman said the boy was crossing the intersection and apparently became confused when Lehman sounded his horn.	1045 Pine Street Leo Gorman Camden Courier-Post June 10, 1933
ARMY COMMISSIONS GIVEN SO. JERSEY MEN Washington, June 28. - Elic A. Denbo, 1055 Pine Street. Camden, N.J. has been commissioned, first lieutenant in the medical detachment of the United States Army Officers' Reserve Corps' and Philip R. Erwin, 3342 River Avenue, Camden, has been appointed second lieutenant in the engineers' reserve. Others to whom reserve commissions have been awarded include Levi A. Huber, 297 East Commerce Street, Bridgeton, second lieutenant, infantry; Eli C. Ridgway; ,Jr., 306 Second Avenue, Haddon Heights, first lieutenant, medical; David M. Tarry, 56 Beach Avenue, Pennsgrove, second lieutenant; infantry..	1055 Pine Street Elic Denbo Camden Courier-Post June 29, 1933
	1065 Pine Street 1920s-1950s Camden Convention Hall

500 Block of Pine Street 501-527 Pine Street
	502 Pine Street Edmund J. Alff real estate 1906
	505 Pine Street 1890 William Leonard Hurley
	511 Pine Street 1942 Frank Viggiano Click on Image to Enlarge
	515 Pine Street 1928 George W. Kleaver Sr. Click on Image to Enlarge
	523 Pine Street 1930 Alfred R. White

Broadway & Pine Street
	HURLEY'S DEPARTMENT STORE BROADWAY & PINE STREET Click on Image to Enlarge

	TOWERS THEATER About 1900 Click on Image to Enlarge
	TOWERS THEATER About 1920 Click on Image to Enlarge
	TOWERS THEATER About 1950 Click on Image to Enlarge

700 Block of Pine Street
Camden Post-Telegram - September 2, 1903
	700 Pine Street Mohrfeld Coal Camden High School 1928 Purple & Gold Yearbook Ad
	700 Pine Street C.P. Mohrfeld, Inc. 1920s-1947 Jacob E. Brown Auto Parking 1947
	701 Pine Street 1946-1947 Gene's Pharmacy Eugene L. Kleinfeld
	711-717 Pine Street Acme Grocery 1931 Second Battalion, Naval Militia of N.J. 1937
	740 Pine Street 1947 Kaplan & Zubrin Warehouse
Intersection of Pine Street & Princeton Avenue
	742 Pine Street
	750 Pine Street Frank Carroll & William Carroll March 1932
	772 Pine Street Dr. Howard E. Primas Sr.
	787 Pine Street 1927 Fred Neubaum confectionary

800 Block of Pine Street
	800 Pine Street 1927-1928 E.J. Stevenson, Tailor Camden Courier-Post February 21, 1928
	811 Pine Street 1947-1980s Leroy Hatchett & Family Leroy & Hazel Hatchett
	819 Pine Street & 821 Pine Street
	821 Pine Street Jesse W. Starr Elementary School
	837, 839, & 841 Pine Street
	821 Pine Street Jesse W. Starr Elementary School as seen from South 9th Street
	821 Pine Street Jesse W. Starr Elementary School as seen from South 9th Street
	821 Pine Street Jesse W. Starr Elementary School as seen from South 9th Street
	890 Pine Street Alice Nary 1931

Intersection of Haddon Avenue & Pine Street - early 1950s Click in Images to Enlarge
	Left: Sitting on the wall are Mr. Robison's nephews and niece, Tony, Annamarie and Joe Di Paola Jr. In the background, parked on the Haddon Avenue side of 964 Pine Street is the Willys truck belonging to Robison's Typewriter and Cash Register Repair.
Below: Looking South-east on Haddon Avenue from the corner of Haddon Avenue & Pine Street

	February 25, 2009 Click on Image to Enlarge
	February 25, 2009 Click on Image to Enlarge

900 Block of Pine Street
	917 Pine Street Shelton & Son Coal 1947 Ralph K. Shelton & Ralph K. Shelton Jr.
	917 Pine Street Steiner's Heating Service Camden Courier-Post Advertisement October 27, 1955

Intersection of Mount Ephraim Avenue & Pine Street

Above: Intersection of Mt. Ephraim Avenue & Pine Street as seen from Haddon Avenue February 25, 2009 Click on Image to Enlarge

1400 Block of Pine Street
	1400 Pine Street 1930s-1947 E.R. Morehouse Co, Inc.
	1433 Pine Street 1947 - Camden Lime Co.

1500 Block of Pine Street
	1500 Pine street 1947 - Monsanto Chemical Co.

343 Pine Street Camden Courier-Post - February 10, 1928

Raymond Stark