The building at 2461 South 7th Street was the home of the 14th Ward Democratic Club as early as 1936 through at least 1977. In the mid-1930s, former professional boxer John "Jackie" Hindle worked there as the bartender. At some point around 2001 the building became the home of Martin's Bar, which had for over 50 years been located a few hundred feet away at 732 Morgan Boulevard.

In February of 2002 a shooting took place outside of the new Martin's Bar. This may have led to an apparent change of ownership, as by the summer of 2003 the building at 2461 South 7th Street was trading as A.J.'s Touch of Class Lounge.

November 22, 2003

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Camden Courier-Post - October 16, 1931

VETS PLEDGE TO AID MOORE IN 14TH WARD

More than 200 World War veterans last night pledged their support to A. Harry Moore. Democratic gubernatorial candidate, at a meeting of the Camden County A. Harry Moore Veterans' League, held in the Fourteenth Ward Democratic Club, Seventh and Morgan streets.

The veterans, including members of the American Legion and Veterans of Foreign Wars in Camden county, were addressed by Judge Frank F. Neutze, who was a lieutenant during the war; Ralph Wescott, Haddonfield freeholder candidate; Frank Suttill and Edward L. Canning.

Judge Neutze, chairman of the Camden league, announced that 678 veterans of Camden county have now pledged their support to Moore.

Camden Courier-Post
February 24, 1938

Eagles Hall
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Veteran's Boxing Association Ring No. 6