Camden Streets - Gordon Terrace

500 Block of Gordon Terrace Click on Images to Enlarge
	505 Gordon Terrace 1913-1921 Mrs. Emeline McLuckle 1927-1929 Joseph Robinson 1931 John L. McAnany 1940 Mrs. Helen Buffington 1943 William H. Burrows
	505 Gordon Terrace 1947-1968 Theodore W. "Ted" Borman & Family Theodore & Betty O'Keefe Borman Theodore W. Borman Jr. Camden Courier-Post March 6, 1968
	505 Gordon Terrace 1947-1968 Theodore W. "Ted" Borman & Family Theodore & Betty O'Keefe Borman Theodore W. Borman Jr. Camden Courier-Post March 6, 1968
	506 Gordon Terrace 1947
	507 Gordon Terrace 1929 1947 1969 1980
	508 Gordon Terrace 1929 1947 1969 1980
	509 Gordon Terrace 1929 1947 1969 1980
	510 Gordon Terrace 1929 1947 1969 1980
	511 Gordon Terrace 1929 1947 1969 1980
	512 Gordon Terrace 1929 1947 1969 1980
	513 Gordon Terrace 1929 1947 1969 1980
	514 Gordon Terrace 1929 1947
	515 Gordon Terrace 1947 1969 1980
	516 Gordon Terrace 1938 John A. Burke & Family John A. & Rene Burke 1944-1947 Allen Edward Van Deventer & Family
	517 Gordon Terrace 1929 1947 1969 1980
	518 Gordon Terrace 1929 1947 1969 1980
	519 Gordon Terrace 1932 John Uboldi
	520 Gordon Terrace 1919-1920 Mrs. Dollie Marks & Family Austin E. Marks Walter Marks Lester Marks
	520 Gordon Terrace 1929 1947 1969 1980
	521 Gordon Terrace 1929 1947
	522 Gordon Terrace 1929 1947
	523 Gordon Terrace 1932
	524 Gordon Terrace 1929 1947 1969 1980
	525 Gordon Terrace 1942 William Bernard McConnell & Family William Bernard & Evelyn H. McConnell Ruth Eileen McConnell Ramsey F. Mc Connell
	525 Gordon Terrace Electrician's Mate Third Class Ramsey F. Mc Connell
	525 Gordon Terrace 1947
	526 Gordon Terrace 1947
	527 Gordon Terrace 1929 1947
	528 Gordon Terrace 1947
	529 Gordon Terrace 1929 1947 1969 1980
	530 Gordon Terrace 1929 1947
	531 Gordon Terrace 1947
	532 Gordon Terrace 1947 1969 1980
	533 Gordon Terrace 1943-1947 William Latham Sr. & Family William & Gertrude Engle Latham Sr. William Latham Jr. Elaine Latham Gertrude Latham Left: William Latham Jr.
	534 Gordon Terrace 1947
	535 Gordon Terrace 1947
	536 Gordon Terrace 1929 1947 1969 1980
	537 Gordon Terrace 1929 1947 1969 1980
	538 Gordon Terrace 1929 1947 1969 1980
	539 Gordon Terrace 1947r 1969 1980
	540 Gordon Terrace 1914
	541 Gordon Terrace 1929 1947 1969 1980
	542 Gordon Terrace 1929 1947 1969 1980
	543 Gordon Terrace 1929 1947 1969 1980
	544 Gordon Terrace 1929 1947 1969 1980
	545 Gordon Terrace 1929 1947 1969 1980
	546 Gordon Terrace 1929 1947 1969 1980
	547 Gordon Terrace 1929 1947 1969 1980
SIX ARE ARRESTED FOLLOWING ‘PARTY’ Young Girls Accuse Married Man of Attacking Them in Bungalow Three pretty girls, a married man and two youths were arrested last night on charges growing out from an extended whoopee party in a Blackwood Terrace bungalow. Two of the girls, all of whom are related, are said to be runaways from Philadelphia. One of these and a Camden schoolgirl charge they were attacked by the married man. The girls gave their names as: Julia Barkowski, 17, of 923 Florence Street, Camden; Mary Holod, 16, and her stepsister, Vera, also 16, both of 1325 Tyson Street, Philadelphia. Both Julia and Mary allege they were criminally assaulted early last week by Samuel Read, 31, who gave his address as 2847 Congress Road, Camden. Linked as material witnesses in the case are John Barwick, 19, of 543 Fairview Street, and William Murdock, 19, of 548 Gordon Terrace, Camden. According to the story gathered by Police Sergeant John Skolski and Patrolman John Larson, the three girls were strolling along Broadway on the night of October 12, when they were "picked up" by Barwick and Murdock, in an automobile. The girls related they were taken to a bungalow in Blackwood Terrace where they said they met Read. The two youths then left, they said. The Barkowski girl and Mary Holod allege they were attacked by Read while Vera Holod told police she averted assault by fighting. Return of the girls to the Barkowski home yesterday was followed by arrest of all six revelers. Mrs. Bertha Barkowski, mother of the Camden girl, summoned police. Read was lured to the house and placed under arrest and apprehension of the two youths was then made. Julia was charged with being incorrigible by her mother. Police held Mary and Vera as runaways and as witnesses against Read. The Philadelphia girls are said to have been missing from home several weeks. All are to be given hearings today before Police Judge Garfield Pancoast.	548 Gordon Terrace 1927-1963 William N. Murdock & Family carpenter, New York Shipbuilding Corporation William & Helen S. Murdock William G. Murdock Gordon Murdock Thora Murdock Camden Courier-Post October 21, 1931
	548 Gordon Terrace 1927-1963 William N. Murdock & Family carpenter, New York Shipbuilding Corporation William & Helen S. Murdock William G. Murdock Gordon Murdock Thora Murdock
	548 Gordon Terrace 1927-1963 William N. Murdock & Family carpenter, New York Shipbuilding Corporation William & Helen S. Murdock William G. Murdock Gordon Murdock Thora Murdock
	548 Gordon Terrace 1927-1963 William N. Murdock & Family carpenter, New York Shipbuilding Corporation William & Helen S. Murdock William G. Murdock Gordon Murdock Thora Murdock Left: Helen S. Murdock
	1927-1963 William N. Murdock & Family carpenter, New York Shipbuilding Corporation William & Helen S. Murdock William G. Murdock Gordon Murdock Thora Murdock Camden Courier-Post March 16, 1963 I remember running up and down the ally in back of the houses when I would visit my Grandmother. We would also go over and talk to the Train Guy at the RR tracks too. My Grandfather, Uncle and Dad all worked at New York Ship. It was sad seeing what happened to that neighborhood. I remember reading in the Courier Post one time that a drug dealer wanted to buy all the streets there to run his business. He even had the guts to go to a planning board meeting. -Barbara A. Murdoch, May 2018
	548 Gordon Terrace 1969 1980

Intersection of Gordon Terrace & Broadway Click on Images to Enlarge

Intersection of South 6th Street & Gordon Terrace