FELTON STREET was a very short street that ran south from Clarion Street to Clinton Street, between South 6th Street and Roberts Street. Clarion Street, or as it; is referred to more commonly, Clarion Alley, runs east from South 5th Street to South 6th Street, between Berkley and Clinton Street. It appears to have been developed by Camden insurance and real estate broker Charles H. Felton, who was very active in Camden in the 1870s and 1880s. He died at the age of 32 in November of 1887. Water pipe was laid out for Felton Street in 1883. Felton Street first appears in Howe's Camden City and County Directory 1884-1885, with a Lewis White living at 518 Felton Street. There were eight homes on Felton Street, four on a side, and at seven were occupied as late as 1947. There were no addresses with telephone listings on Felton Street in 1969, and the street is not mentioned in the 1980 Directory. No buildings are standing as of the fall of 2011. |
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Intersection
of Felton Street and Clinton Street - February 14, 2012 This is the only physical evidence left that Felton Street ever existed Click on Images to Enlarge |
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500 Block of Felton Street |
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511 Felton Street
Camden Daily Telegram Real Estate Investment
Company Clay Street -
Chambers
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511 Felton Street 1909-1911 1920 Mrs. Jennie Nicholson |
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512 Felton Street 1906-1947 World War I Draft Card |
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512 Felton Street 1906-1947 1947 Endless T. Morris |
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513 Felton Street 1910 John H. Emory 1930 1947 No Return |
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514 Felton Street
Camden Daily Telegram Real Estate Investment
Company Line Street -
Arch Street |
514 Felton Street 1920 1947 Robert Jack |
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515 Felton Street 1910 Harry W. Wagner |
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516 Felton Street 1910 1920-1929 Mrs. Emma Collins |
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517 Felton Street 1910-1920 Mrs. Alice J. Myers |
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517 Felton Street 1936 Delores Melvin Senatore |
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517 Felton Street 1940 |
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518 Felton Street 1885 Lewis
Ferrell |
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