BEACH STREET is a little street in North Camden, that runs, or rather ran, from York to Erie Street, just west of Point Street. The street is listed in the 1878 City Directory, however, houses first appear in City Directories in 1890. In 1947 there were only three houses listed on Beach Street, 930, 932, and 934. Around 2000 Beach Street was 'disconnected' from Erie Street when Delaware Avenue was extended to Erie. While street signs still remain for "York & Beach" and "Erie & Beach", the street itself was made impassable. There are no houses that remain standing on Beach Street, only the house at 8 York Street, which stands opposite the intersection of York and Beach. |
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900 Block of Beach Street |
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Corner 1890-1891 |
Corner 1890-1891 Joseph
Baymore |
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924 Beach Street 1890-1891 Charles
J. Keller |
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926 Beach Street 1890-1891 Charles E.
Bulman |
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928 Beach Street 1900 Isaac Broadwater |
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MRS. MARTHA M. DE FORD Funeral services for Mrs. Martha M. De Ford, 59, of 928 Beach Street, who died Monday, will be held at 11. a. m. tomorrow at the Schroeder funeral chapel, Broadway and Royden Street. Burial will be in Evergreen Cemetery. |
928 Beach Street 1933 Martha M. DeFord Camden
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928 Beach Street 1940 Gone |
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930 Beach Street 1890-1891 Emil Schott Damaged
By Fire Camden
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932
Beach Street
1890-1891 Albert Miller |
932
Beach Street
1900 Harry B. Hale |
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932
Beach Street
1940 Walter Blake |
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934
Beach Street
1890-1891 Jacob Canning 1924 Harry Smith 1960s-1970s |
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Corner of Beach Street & Erie Street |
I had a friend named Billy Stevenson who lived in the first house on Beach Street from Erie Street (934). Well he was upstairs sitting on the toilet when the house next door blew up from a gas leak. The walls on his house were blown away too. The whole upstairs to his house was gone except the bathroom and him still sitting on the toilet (in shock} but not even a scratch on him, The Fire Department had to rescue him. Floyd
Miller Jr. |
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