Camden Streets - Penn Street

Intersection of Delaware River & Penn Street
	Northwest Corner 1929 J. Eavenson & Sons Soap Manufacturer 1929 Wilson & Company Soap Manufacturer
Intersection of Ambler Street & Penn Street 34 to 48 Penn Street
	34 Penn Street
Intersection of Point Street & Penn Street 50 to 67 Penn Street
	50 Penn Street 1902 William R. Brice & Family William R. & Kate Brice Camden Post-Telegram November 28, 1902
MRS. AMANDA E. COLE The funeral of Mrs. Amanda E. Cole, who died Friday, will be held at 1.30 p. m. tomorrow at her late home, 51 Penn Street. Burial will be at Fernwood, Pennsylvania. She was the wife of William H. Cole.	51 Penn Street 1930s William & Amanda Cole Camden Courier-Post June 12, 1933
	53 Penn Street 1922 Beatrice Aveyard Philadelphia Inquirer November 20, 1922
	53 Penn Street Furnished Rooms Camden Courier-Post June 7, 1933
	55 Penn Street 1918-1919 Patrick Constance Philadelphia Inquirer December 29, 1918 St. John Street Isaac Frisch
	55 Penn Street 1941 Samuel Carey Camden Courier-Post July 1, 1941 Gene R. Mariano Frank Maroccia South 4th Street South 5th Street Division Street
	56 Penn Street 1897 & 1900 Robert S. Bender
	56 Penn Street 1927 Lester Anderson
	61 Penn Street 1917 Clifford Grundy Philadelphia Inquirer June 17, 1918
	67 Penn Street 1890 Sally Hunt Camden Post December 3, 1890 J.K.R. Hewitt Wilson Jenkins Carman Street Harriet C. Smith Fogarty Avenue
	67 Penn Street 1943-1947 George Leary & Family George & Ellen Leary Herbert Leary - Clifford Leary George Leary - Elmer Leary Elma Leary
	67 Penn Street

100 Block of Penn Street 100 to 123 Penn Street
	100 Block of Penn Street The Cooper Mansion was purchased by the City of Camden in December of 1898, and became the city's first public par. The three-story building on the property became the first home of Camden Free Public Library. In the 1910s the old mansion was razed to make room for the Johnson Library and Johnson Park Philadelphia Inquirer December 1, 1898 Click on Image to Enlarge
	101 Penn Street 1917-1919 Mary C.R. Hutchison Philadelphia Inquirer April 23, 1919
	101 Penn Street 1943-1947 George Leary & Family George & Ellen Leary Herbert Leary - Clifford Leary George Leary - Elmer Leary Elma Leary
	101 to 123 Penn Street
	101 Penn Street & 103 Penn Street July 6, 2010 Click on Image to Enlarge
	103 Penn Street
	105 Penn Street to 121 Penn Street July 6, 2010 Click on Image to Enlarge
	105 Penn Street 1884-1888 William Abels
	105 Penn Street 1910s-1930s Alexander J. Milliette
	107 Penn Street 1906-1913 Robert S. Bender
	107 Penn Street 1940 George Smith & Family George & Ethel Smith
3 WITH GUNS GET $80 IN BROADWAY HOLDUP Three men, two of them wearing handkerchiefs over their faces, held up a gasoline station attendant at Broadway and Lansdowne Avenue yesterday and escaped with $80, according to detectives. The police said the men entered the place at 2 a.m. and pointed guns at Robert Horner, 17, of 107 Penn street. The man who did not have his face covered tried to hide his identity by holding his handkerchief to his face. Horner told Detective Sergeant Gus Koerner two of the men were in their shirt sleeves while the third wore a tan coat. William Risley, of 1380 Lansdowne Avenue, watchman at a nearby bag factory, said he saw the men "acting suspiciously" in the neighborhood and telephoned police headquarters.	107 Penn Street 1941 Robert Horner Camden Courier-Post July 1, 1941 Broadway Lansdowne Avenue Penn Street William Risley Gus Koener
	109 Penn Street
	111 Penn Street
	113 Penn Street 1935-1941 Horace J. Wood & Family Horace & Hilda Wood Leonard Wood Camden Courier-Post July 30, 1940 & March 12, 1941
	115 Penn Street Many Thanks to Jose L. Sanchez for researching this address from 1878 to 1968 1878- E. T. Lees bookkeeper 1881-1883 DeWitt Clinton France Shirt Manufacturer
	115 Penn Street Many Thanks to Jose L. Sanchez for researching this address from 1878 to 1968 1884-1890 George W. Grant & Family cigarmaker, saloonkeeper George W. Grant Douglass Grant Wlliam H. Grant Mrs. Ellen Tippin 1884 City Directory Ad
	115 Penn Street Many Thanks to Jose L. Sanchez for researching this address from 1878 to 1968 1891 Andrew G. Duncan & Family bookkeeper Alexander & Grace Duncan Andrew Duncan William Duncan Bessie Duncan Augustine Duncan 1891 Peter Ballingal bookkeeper
	115 Penn Street Many Thanks to Jose L. Sanchez for researching this address from 1878 to 1968 1892-1901 Edward H. Davies & Family bookkeeper Edward & Elizabeth Davies Ernest Davies Evelyn Davies Maud Davies Hubert Davies Philadelphia Inquirer January 19, 1901
	115 Penn Street Many Thanks to Jose L. Sanchez for researching this address from 1878 to 1968 1901 Lewis D. Dilks & Family livery worker Lewis & Ellen DIlks Anna B.V. "Jennie" Brant clerk
	115 Penn Street Many Thanks to Jose L. Sanchez for researching this address from 1878 to 1968 1901 Allen Brown Menges & Family ticket collector Allen Brown Menges C. Earle Menges John Menges Allen Brown Menges, a widower, remarried on December 29, 1990. His new wife was Bertha Elizabeth "Lizzie" Boyer, daughter of local businessman George Boyer. They moved to 545 Haddon Avenue shortly after the wedding.
	115 Penn Street Many Thanks to Jose L. Sanchez for researching this address from 1878 to 1968 1901-1902 Daniel Huster & Family barber Daniel & Anna Huster 1902 John Swanson engineer 1902 Elizabeth Coller widow of Daniel Collar
	115 Penn Street Many Thanks to Jose L. Sanchez for researching this address from 1878 to 1968 1903-1904 Hannah Purdy & Family widow of Cornelius Purdy Camille A. Purdy schoolteacher Lena R. Purdy schoolteacher
	115 Penn Street Many Thanks to Jose L. Sanchez for researching this address from 1878 to 1968 1905-1906 Naomi G. Turner Howell & Family widow of Edward Howell Katie Howell clerk 1905-1906 John Muir brakeman
	115 Penn Street Many Thanks to Jose L. Sanchez for researching this address from 1878 to 1968 1907-1920 Thomas B. Fitzgerald & Family Thomas B & Ida Fitzgerald A Curtis Fitzgerald Annie H. Bodine (Sister of Ida) 1920 Marion M Bodine Top Left: 1906 City Directory Ad Middle Left: 1917 City Directory Ad Bottom Left: Philadelphia Inquirer September 10, 1920
	115 Penn Street Many Thanks to Jose L. Sanchez for researching this address from 1878 to 1968 1921-1923 George Moodie & Family Fire Marshall at Victor Talking Machine Company George & Elizabeth Moodie
	115 Penn Street Many Thanks to Jose L. Sanchez for researching this address from 1878 to 1968 1924-1943 Emil Mutschler & Family bank janitor Emil & Louise Mutschler Louise Mutschler
	115 Penn Street Many Thanks to Jose L. Sanchez for researching this address from 1878 to 1968 By 1947 the building was converted into three apartments 1947 Richard B. & Bessie D. Huffnagle 1947 Joseph & Carrie Welsh 1947 William F. & Nancy Whalen
My name is Jose Sanchez, I currently reside in Puerto Rico. We, the Sanchez clan grew up in Camden, specifically at 115 Penn Street, from the 50s to about 1968. My family returned to Puerto Rico while I was in the Army from 1968 to 1970. When I returned from Vietnam they were all living in Puerto Rico so I came here also. We are all proud of our years in Camden and it always comes up in our conversation. We are products not only of our ethnic or cultural upbringing or background but also of our neighborhood ties and relationships with that neighborhood, as they say "IT TAKES A VILLAGE TO RAISE A CHILD'. Thus we the Sanchez family are glad and proud to have lived in Camden. There is where our childhood memories lie and our sense of being and belonging were engraved in us. In reference to Miss Casselman's letter I would like to say that I know of them. We lived on 115 Penn Street, and were next door neighbors to the Gramleys, my father and Mr. Gramley would often talk baseball. The sister who had a hearing impediment was named Mary she worked I believe as a as a secretary. She mentions the Norris sisters, one of them Grace was my 4th grade teacher [at Cooper-Grant School - PMC]. I am sending a class picture of that class and also of my 3rd grade class. I could identify some of the students in the back of the picture, I feel bad that I could not ID some of them but I was surprised that I could remember so many "off the bat". I worked for awhile after school and Saturdays at the grocery store she mentions on Friends Avenue. I believe the owners at the time were named Herman and Frieda. She mentions Dr. Ruttenburg, I was born with a perforated eardrum and he was my Doctor, he operated on me (Skin Graft). She also mentions The West Jersey Title and Guarantee Co., when I graduated from Woodrow Wilson I worked there, (my first REAL JOB) as a office boy/messenger. Jose Sanchez July 2010	115 Penn Street Many Thanks to Jose L. Sanchez for researching this address from 1878 to 1968 mid-1950s-1968 The Sanchez Family
	115 Penn Street Many Thanks to Jose L. Sanchez for researching this address from 1878 to 1968 mid-1950s-1968 The Sanchez Family December 1958. Santa brought me the machine gun and I was forever known as Machine gun Kelly-Sanchez. Jose Sanchez December 2014
	117 Penn Street
	119 Penn Street
	121 Penn Street
	121 Penn Street
	123 Penn Street

300 Block of Penn Street 300 to 332 Penn Street
	300 Penn Street 1900s-1910s Dr. Edmund C.Pechin
	300 Penn Street 1954 Angel M. Rodriguez Camden Courier-Post January 23, 1954 Fernando Reyes Carman Street
	301 Penn Street 1929-1943 CADES APARTMENTS
	327 Penn Street Apartment 7 1943 Dominick J. Persiani & Family Dominick J. & Carmela Persiani Elma Persiani Carol Persiani
	304 Penn Street 1900s-1910s D. Trueman Stackhouse
	304 Penn Street 1900s-1920s Minerva C. Stackhouse
	308 Penn Street 1933 Dorothy Kurtz
	309 Penn Street 1887-1911 Leander W. Goldy & Family vice-president Anderson Preserving Co. real estate Leander W. & Julia Goldy Martha Goldy Philadelphia Inquirer October 6, 1895
	312 Penn Street 1933 Ellen D. Ryan
	313 Penn Street 1929 CADES APARTMENTS
	316 Penn Street 1942 CAMDEN APARTMENTS Frank G. Hitchener, President 1942 Mrs. Kathryn Dugan
	318 Penn Street 1929 CADES APARTMENTS
	319 Penn Street 1932 Charles Fanelli
	320 Penn Street 1929 CADES APARTMENTS
YOUNG WOMAN CLEARS HER ESCORT IN ATTACK A young Camden woman insisted so strongly that her escort was not the man who struck her yesterday that detectives, after questioning him several hours, released him from custody and agreed to forget the whole thing. The escort, Frank A. Lyons, 32, of 519 Bergen Street, Gloucester, was seized after Miss Betty Schaeffer, of 321 Penn Street, was found semiconscious at Broadway and Mickle Street. She was taken to Cooper Hospital but returned to police headquarters several hours later to exonerate Lyons. She told detectives an unidentified man struck her shortly after she and Lyons left a bus at Broadway and Mickle Street. Miss Schaeffer said she and Lyons "had an argument" on the bus and that when they got off, Lyons was walking ahead of her when some one struck her from behind.	321 Penn Street 1938 Betty Schaeffer Camden Courier-Post February 4, 1938
	322 Penn Street 1902 William S. Townsend & Family N.J. State Inspector of Food & Drugs William S. & Nellie Townsend Philadelphia Inquirer December 25, 1902
	322 Penn Street 1929 CADES APARTMENTS 1938 Frank Luggi 1938 Evelyn Buffo 1938 John E. Horay Camden Courier-Post February 23, 1938 Front Street Spruce Street Kaighn Avenue Curtis Taylor Jr.
	322 Penn Street
EDWARD KELLEY Funeral services will be held at 9 a. m. tomorrow at the Church of the Immaculate Conception for Edward Kelley, 7, of 324 Penn Street who died yesterday.	324 Penn Street 1929 CADES APARTMENTS 1933 Edward Kelley Camden Courier-Post June 15, 1933
2 JAILED FOR BEGGING MONEY FROM AUTOISTS Charged with being drunk and disorderly, James Kelly, 34, of 324 Penn Street, and Charles Murphy, 59, of 423 Stevens Street, were each sentenced to 60 days in jail Saturday by Police Judge Garfield Pancoast. They were arrested at Eleventh and Linden streets yesterday on complaint of motorists who said the men would wait until a red light flashed and then walk into the street and ask for money.	324 Penn Street 1929 CADES APARTMENTS 1933 James Kelly Camden Courier-Post June 25, 1933
	325 Penn Street George Gerry White & Family George G. & Josephine White Philadelphia Inquirer December 16, 1917 Centenary M.E. Church
INVITATIONS ISSUED Mr. and Mrs. William J. Lamon, of 326 Penn Street, have issued invitations for the marriage of their daughter, Miss Hazel Ireme Lamon, to Charles W. Goodwin, Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Goodwin, of Barnesboro, on Saturday, June 24, at 4 o'clock, in the Barnesboro M. E. Church. A reception at the Penn Street home will follow.	326 Penn Street 1933 William J. Lamon & Family Camden Courier-Post June 1933
	327 Penn Street 1883-1933 Isaac & Josephine Doughten
	328 Penn Street Richard K. Aitken
Miss Clara Aitken, of 328 Penn street, will entertain this evening for the following members of her Sigma Delta Nu Sorority: Miss Mildred Schorpp, Miss Myrtle Schorpp, Miss Patsy Wilkinson, of Camden; Miss Harriet Albertson, Miss Katherine Kling, Miss Marie Bergdoll and Miss Inez Harris, of Philadelphia.	328 Penn Street 1930 Clara Aitken Camden Courier-Post March 29, 1930
	338 Penn Street 1913-1914 James White Camden Post-Telegram January 2, 1914
	331 Penn Street 1887-1910 Dr. Alexander Marcy & Family Dr. Alexander & Hannah Mecray Marcy Dr. Frederick WIlliamson Marcy Dr. Frederick W. & Fannie Van Buren Marcy Philadelphia Inquirer December 12, 1914
	332 Penn Street 1914 Charles P. Bowyer Philadelphia Inquirer December 12, 1914 William T. Boyle
	331 Penn Street 1930-1933 Dr. Charles Byron Lesher 1930-1933 Dr. Mabel Grier Lesher 1930-1933 Mabel Lesher
	332 Penn Street 1914 Charles P. Bowyer Philadelphia Inquirer December 12, 1914 William T. Boyle
	335 Penn Street 1914 Charles P. Bowyer Philadelphia Inquirer December 12, 1914 William T. Boyle Linden Street Andrew Miller - John Miller

400 Block of Penn Street 400 to 436 Penn Street
	400 Penn Street
	401 Penn Street -1928 Edward Roberts
	406 Penn Street -1923 F. Wayland Ayer 1909-1938 Wilfred W. Fry & Family Wilfred W. & Anna Ayer Fry Dena Fry Eleanor Kemp Fry 1935 "The Cabin"
MARRIAGE LICENSES CAMDEN Randall Hunt Decker, Jr., 22, of 159 Park street, Montclair, and Eleanor Kemp Fry, 23, of 406 Penn street.	406 Penn Street 1938 Eleanor Kemp Fry Camden Courier-Post February 16, 1938
Mrs. Wilfred W. Fry and Miss Eleanor Fry, of 406 Penn street, are registered at the Chalfonte Haddon Hall, in Atlantic City.	406 Penn Street Camden Courier-Post February 16, 1938
	406 Penn Street October 31, 2005
	406 Penn Street October 31, 2005
	406 Penn Street October 31, 2005
	406 Penn Street October 31, 2005
Rev. and Mrs. John Pemberton, Jr. of the Centenary-Tabernacle parsonage, 409 Penn Street, will sail on Saturday aboard the S.S. Bremen for a month's tour abroad.	409 Penn Street Centenary-Tabernacle M.E. Church parsonage Camden Courier-Post June 19, 1933
	411 Penn Street 1895 Mrs. A. Parker Philadelphia Inquirer May 23, 1895
	411 Penn Street 1909-1953 Arno R. Neuber & Family Arno R. & Rebecca G. Neuber Arno R. Neuber Jr. Camden Courier-Post May 14, 1952
	413 Penn Street 1930 Mrs. Frances WIlmerton 1930 Mrs. Mary Brown 1930 Mrs. Margaret Thomson 1947 Mitchell H. Cohen
	415 Penn Street 1905 Henry Clay Watts & Family Henry Clay & Hester P. McNeal Watts Malcolm Stewart McNeal Watts Camden Daily Courier May 8, 1905 International Smokeless Powder and Dynamite Company
	415 Penn Street 1935-1957 Maurice G. Johnson & Family Maurice & Marion Johnson Marion Johnson Walter W. Johnson (Father) Camden Courier-Post March 26, 1957 Joseph Youker Frank Youker
	421 Penn Street 1930 Mrs. Susan Pratt Stiles Camden Courier-Post April 14, 1930
	421 Penn Street 1947 Russell J. Anderson
	427 Penn Street 1895 William A. Millar Philadelphia Inquirer May 23, 1895
	429 Penn Street Photo from March 1940 Click on Image to Enlarge
	430 Penn Street 1900 Dr. George M. Beringer Sr.
	433 Penn Street 1900 Samuel A. Kilpatrick
	433 Penn Street 1912 Alfred Cramer
	1912 Alfred Cramer Camden Post-Telegram December 16, 1912
	434 Penn Street 1910 Samuel A. Fitzpatrick & Family Samuel A. & Carrie Chalfont Fitzpatrick
	436 Penn Street

500 Block of Penn Street
500 to 548 Penn Street

500 Penn Street

1920s-1930s
Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Company
grocery

501 Penn Street

First Presbyterian Church

Reverend A.D. Whitney Jr.

501 Penn Street

First Presbyterian Church

1954

506 Penn Street

1900s Charles M. Abrahamson

3 BOYS ARRESTED, ONE AS BURGLAR
Others Captured on Roof of Vacant House; Oldest 13

Three small boys were arrested last night as lawbreakers.

John Greely, 13, of 419 Cedar Street, charged with malicious mischief and breaking and entering, was arrested by Detective John Kaighn on complaint of Carl H. Brummer, of 629 Clinton Street, manager of an American Store at Fourth and Elm Streets, who said he found the boy hiding in the cellar of the store.

The other boys, Victor Linkletter, 13, and William Hoy, 12, both of 506 Penn Street, are charged with trespassing. They were arrested by Detective Sergeant Gustave Koerner and Detectives Kaighn and Frank Crawford, who from windows of the detective bureau in new city hall, said they saw the boys on the roof of a vacant three-story building at 427 Market Street.

Climbing up the rear of the building they said they cornered the boys hiding behind a chimney, apparently planning to enter the building.

All three will be arraigned in police court today.

506 Penn Street

1933 Victor Linkletter
1933 William Hoy

Camden Courier-Post
June 29, 1933

PLANE PILOT'S LICENSE 'GRANTED CAMDEN MAN

Washington, Feb. 7.-The Bureau of Air Commerce today announced the award of a private airplane pilot's license to Raymond F. Clancy, 27, of 508 Penn street, Camden, N. J It expires January 31, 1939.

508 Penn Street

1938 Raymond F. Clancy

Camden Courier-Post
February 8, 1938

510 Penn Street

1941
John Murray & Family

Camden Courier-Post
July 31, 1950

510 Penn Street

1950 Katherine O'Neill

Camden Courier-Post
December 29, 1950

Heber McCord

513 Penn Street

1896
Wilson H. Jenkins
Wilson & Marzy Jenkins
lawyer, prosecutor

516 Penn Street

1914
James Barr & Family
retired farmer
James & Mary Barr
Edward Barr
driver
Joseph Barr
Forman

My great-grandfather James F. Barr lived at 723 Penn Street in 1914 and he was a foreman for Garden State Dairies. He died in 1919 from Spanish influenza. My great great grandfather was James Barr who lived at 516 Penn Street and he was a retired farmer. My great-uncle Uncle Edward also lived at 516 Penn. I believe he was a milk wagon driver. My other great Uncle Joseph lived at 516 Penn also and was a foreman at Joseph Campbell Soup.

Steve Barr
June 2012

'Dad, Won't You Come Back?'

Mrs. Julia Joyce, of 516 Penn street, appealed to the Courier-Post and the police yesterday to aid in a search for her husband, Jesse, who disappeared from his home, last Saturday. Barbara, 5, and Stanley, 18 months, pictured above, join in the appeal for their missing parent's return.

516 Penn Street

The Joyce Family

Camden Courier-Post
June 10, 1933

Family Is Destitute As Father Is Hunted
North Camden Mother of Two Small Children Asks Aid
in Search for Husband Who Disappeared Last Saturday

Within the modest walls of a small North Camden home a young mother and her two children stoically await the return of a missing husband and father.

Left without light or food, the once happy family sits in quiet fortitude hoping against hope that each hour will return to them the one to whom they have always been able to turn.

Faithfully and almost futilely trying to provide, food for her young ones, Mrs. Julia Joyce, 30, of 516 Penn Street, Thursday asked the police to find her missing husband, Jesse, 32.

He went out Saturday morning to try to get a job," she sobbed to Detective William Boettcher, of the missing persons bureau, "and I have not seen him since. The only food I have is that which is given to us by the relief and now that my husband is gone. I am afraid they will take our order away from us.

"Our gas and electric was shut off two weeks ago and I have been cooking on a coal range and using candles for light. I don't know who to turn to and I am so worried I don't know what I will do."

The two children are Barbara, five, and Stanley, 18 months. The daughter is the child of another marriage. Mrs. Joyce married for the second time after a divorce from her first husband two years ago.

"I don't see how Jesse could have done this to me and the children. It was hard getting along with him here but without him it looks still blacker. ,

"I have had to go to Cooper hospital for treatment since my husband left and the children are not in the best of health either. Ever since he lost his job in a restaurant six months ago, he has been discouraged and worried over how we would get along.

"Through the kindness of the relief we have managed pretty well but right now it looks as though I am staring a blank wall in the face,"

Mrs. Joyce described her husband as being about five feet, 11 inches tall, of slender build, weighing about 138 pounds. He has dark brown hair and blue eyes. He was wearing a gray soft hat, a gray summer suit and black oxfords. He has a scar on the right hand and one on the right ear.

Wife on Bus Spots Missing Husband Sitting in Park

The sharp eyes of Mrs. Julia Joyce, 30, of 516 Penn Street, resulted in the return of her missing husband yesterday.

Weeks after she reported his disappearance to the police, Mrs. Joyce saw her husband, Jesse, sitting in Franklin Square while she was riding on a bus.

She alighted from the bus and persuaded her husband to return to their home where she and her two children have been trying to get along on a food order supplied by the city emergency.

Joyce, after agreeing to return home, said that he left because he was worried over the financial affairs of his household.

516 Penn Street

The Joyce Family

Camden Courier-Post
June 24, 1933

517 Penn Street

1880s-1890s
H.B. Hanford & Family
H.B. & Alice Hanford

COURT SENDS GIRL, 15, TO HOME OF HER SISTER

One of the five children of Joseph White, a former Camden hotel proprietor, who have been county charges, found a home yesterday.

White, who lives at 517 Penn Street, was rebuked in police court by Judge Pancoast last week, for buying expensive clothing and wearing diamonds while his ten children were in need. Welfare workers said he failed to contribute to the support of the five children in homes here and in Trenton.

The recent hearing was a result of White bringing his 15-year-old daughter, Dorothy, into court as an incorrigible. The charge was disproved today in the opinion of Judge Samuel Shay, sitting in juvenile court. He granted the request of Dorothy's married sister, Mrs. Catherine Graham, of Magnolia, to have the girl live with her.

517 Penn Street

Joseph White

Camden Courier-Post
October 21, 1931

517 Penn Street

1964
Harry N. Layer & Co.
optician

Camden Courier-Post
May 19, 1964

518 Penn Street

1897
Mrs. WIlliam Most

Philadelphia Inquirer
December 28, 1897

519 Penn Street

1913 Helen Chew

Camden Post-Telegram
June 13, 1913

May M. Bryan - John Cromie Jr.
Edwin C. Hall - Beethoven Club

TWO WOMEN EXILED BY LIBERMAN ORDER

Two young women were ordered to leave Camden by Police Judge Lewis Liberman yesterday when they were charged with disorderly conduct on a complaint made by Acting Detective John V. Wilkie.

Miss Dorothy Mendenhall, 24, and Miss Peggy Schultz, 24, both of whom gave addresses of 523 Penn Street, were arrested by Wilkie Saturday night after he received a complaint from a boarding house proprietor at the Penn street address.

Three men also were arrested as a result of the investigation made by Wilkie. Two were released with a warning while the third was fined $10.

Wilkie testified he went to the address in response to a radio call and was told by Mrs. Harry Barton, the proprietor, that Miss Mendenhall and Leonard Angelastro, 28, of 258 Pine Street, created a disturbance when she ordered them to move. The Schultz woman went to live in the room with Miss Mendenhall Wednesday, Wilkie said.

Wilkie testified both girls had been arrested before. Judge Liberman said if they were found in Camden again they would be given six months. Both girls denied that Angelastro lived at the room they occupied. Angelastro was fined $10.

523 Penn Street

1936 Mrs. Harry Barton
1936 Dorothy Mendenhall
1936 Peggy Schultz

Camden Courier-Post
February 17, 1936

527 to 537
Penn Street

October 31, 2005

529, 535, & 537
Penn Street

October 31, 2005

531 Penn Street

1926-1938
Abraham Browning Council 122
Junior Order
United American Mechanics

Photograph taken 1926

2005 Gone

531 Penn Street

1926-1938
Abraham Browning Council 122
Junior Order
United American Mechanics

Camden Courier-Post
February 23, 1938

531 Penn Street

1941
Washington Camp No. 117
Patriotic Sons of America

Camden Courier-Post
July 24, 1941

534 Penn Street

1897
Temple College Academy

Philadelphia Inquirer
May 22, 1897

George Wade
Engine Company 2
Jacob Kellum

535 Penn Street

1893-1910
Charles R. Bacon & Family
NJ editor, Philadelphia Record
Charles & Etta Bacon
Franklin F. Bacon

Camden Post-Telegram
March 9, 1908

535 & 537 Penn Street

October 31, 2005

535 & 537 Penn Street

October 31, 2005

536 Penn Street

1929
Mrs. Bertha Madera
boarding house
Frank Whitelaw

Camden Courier-Post
June 27, 1928

542 Penn Street

1914
Ernest V. Chamberlin & Family
editor
Ernest V. & Mary E. Chamberlin
William H. Chamberlin
student

1947
Mrs. Adele E. Cox
widow of John Cox

545 Penn Street

1927-1928 James O'Donnell

546 Penn Street

1970s-1980s Empire Securities Inc.

548 Penn Street

703 Block of Penn Street
703 to 731 Penn Street

701 Penn Street

1904-1925
Louis C. Coates & Family
music teacher
Louis & Sarah Coates

Philadelphia Inquirer
January 17, 1910

703 to 731 Penn Street

Aerial Photo - July 16, 1965
Photo By Bob Bartosz

703 Penn Street

706 Penn Street

1909-1940
Frank Parker & Family
locomitive engineer
Frank & Ellen "Nellie" Parker
Helen Parker - Gertrude Parker
Mary Parker - Frank PArker

Camden Post-Telegram
January 25, 1915

710 Penn Street

1915-1917
Mrs. Mary Sherman

'In the Money'

MRS. MARION BLACK

Waitress, of 711 Penn street, Camden, who holds a ticket on Zingaro, an entry In the Irish Hospital Sweepstakes and a chance to win $147,000. Even if her entry does not run Mrs, Black is certain of collecting; $1828

711 Penn Street

1935 Mrs. Marian Black

Camden Courier-Post
October 29, 1935

711 Penn Street

1956 Emily Magee

Camden Courier-Post
February 2, 1956

Etta Pfrommer
North 31st Street
Bessie Griffith
Newton Avenue

712 Penn Street

1941
Wilfred Dube Jr. & Family

712 Penn Street

William W.L. Dube

713 Penn Street

1952 Frank Burton

Philadelphia Inquirer
February 2, 1952

Camden Lodge No. 293
Benevolent Protective Order of Elks

715 Penn Street

1952 Edmund Bossett

Philadelphia Inquirer
April 2, 1952

716 Penn Street

1947
Wilfred Dube Jr. & Family
Wilfred J. & Henrietta Dube
Henrietta Dube

November 18, 1947

717 Penn Street

1947-1952 Austin Stevenson

719 Penn Street

1947-1952 William J. Hartman

723 Penn Street

1914-1915
James F. Barr & Family
James F. & Ellen Barr

My great-grandfather James F. Barr lived at 723 Penn Street in 1914 and he was a foreman for Garden State Dairies. He died in 1919 from Spanish influenza. My great great grandfather was James Barr who lived at 516 Penn Street and he was a retired farmer. My great-uncle Uncle Edward also lived at 516 Penn Street. I believe he was a milk wagon driver. My other great Uncle Joseph lived at 516 Penn Street also and was a foreman at Joseph Campbell Soup.

Steve Barr
June 2012

725 Penn Street

1933 Samuel & Mabel Ermelious

727 Penn Street

1932 Rayfield Hartman

731 Penn Street

900 Block of Penn Street 900 to 946 Penn Street
	900 Penn Street
Car Hits Standard Mrs. Margaret A. Wagner, 26, of 906 Penn street, suffered bruises of both legs when a car driven by her husband, William H. Wagner, 29, struck a traffic standard at Third Street and Cooper Streets as he was attempting to turn the corner.	900 Penn Street Camden Courier-Post February 7, 1938
	901 Penn Street
	902 Penn Street 1917 John J. Callahan & Family Philadelphia Inquirer March 15, 1917 Philip Knauff
	902 Penn Street
	903 Penn Street
	904 Penn Street
	905 Penn Street
	906 Penn Street
	907 Penn Street
	908 Penn Street
	909 Penn Street 1952 Thomas P. Bibighaus Sr. & Family Thomas P. & Pauline Bibighaus Thomas P. Bibighaus Jr. Joseph C. Bibighaus Camden Courier-Post April 2, 1952
	910 Penn Street
	911 Penn Street
	912 Penn Street
	913 Penn Street
	914 Penn Street
	915 Penn Street
	916 Penn Street 1917 George Collett & Family Philadelphia Inquirer February 9, 1917
DEMOCRATS MEET MONDAY There will be a meeting of the Second Ward Democratic Club at 8 p. m. Monday at 916 Penn street. There will be two prominent Democratic speakers present.	916 Penn Street Second Ward Democratic Club Camden Courier-Post June 3, 1933
SECOND WARD CLUB HEARS ALBERT MARVEL Party loyalty was stressed last night at a meeting of the Second Ward Democratic Club by Albert S. Marvel, new chairman of the Camden County Democratic Committee. He expressed optimism over the outcome of the coming campaign. He offered his time and services to the club. The club decided to hold a river excursion in July and a block party in August.	916 Penn Street Second Ward Democratic Club Camden Courier-Post June 6, 1933
	917 Penn Street
	918 Penn Street
	918 Penn Street
	919 Penn Street 1920-1962 John B. Prucella & Family Camden Fire Department John & Hattie Prucella Raymond Prucella Elizabeth Prucella Camden Courier-Post October 1, 1962 Camden Lodge 111, Loyal Order of Moose
	921 Penn Street Built in 1899 Photograph Taken March 13, 2012
	921 & 923 Penn Street Photograph Taken March 13, 2012
	922 Penn Street 1901-1950 Cornelius Healy & Family Cornelius & Isabelle Healy John F. Healy
	923 Penn Street Photograph Taken March 13, 2012
Walter T. Ridgeway, of 924 Penn Street, reported the theft of a heater and radio speaker from his automobile while it was parked in his garage on Twelfth Street near Lawrence. Ridgeway said the lock on the garage had been forced.	924 Penn Street 1938 Walter T. Ridgeway Camden Courier-Post February 7, 1938
	925 Penn Street Photograph Taken March 13, 2012
	925 Penn Street 1917-1930s John H. Andrus & Family
	925 Penn Street 1934-1944 Daniel S. Moore & Family Margaret Mary Moore Peter Joseph Moore Joseph Vincent Moore
	925 Penn Street Private Joseph Vincent Moore
	925 Penn Street 1934-1946 Daniel S. Moore & Family Margaret Mary Moore Peter Joseph Moore Joseph Vincent Moore
	925 & 927 Penn Street Photograph Taken March 13, 2012
	926 Penn Street
	927 Penn Street Photograph Taken March 13, 2012
	928 Penn Street
	929 Penn Street Photograph Taken March 13, 2012
	929 & 931 Penn Street Photograph Taken March 13, 2012
	930 Penn Street
	931 Penn Street Photograph Taken March 13, 2012
	932 Penn Street 1904 George Alexander & Family George & Anna Alexander Raymond S. Alexander Philadelphia Inquirer September 22, 1904 Martin L. EIsenberg Ann ELiza Eisenberg
	932 Penn Street
	933 Penn Street 1917-1953 Howard M. Smith & Family Camden Police Department Howard M. & Helen G. Smith Howard K. Smith George Smith Laura V. Smith Elsie Janice Smith
	933 Penn Street 1917-1953 Howard M. Smith & Family Camden Police Department Howard M. & Helen G. Smith Howard K. Smith George Smith Laura V. Smith Elsie Janice Smith World War I Draft Card
	933 Penn Street Photograph Taken March 13, 2012
	933 & 935 Penn Street Photograph Taken March 13, 2012
	934 Penn Street 1895-1899 William W. Pattterson Camden Fire Department
	935 Penn Street Photograph Taken March 13, 2012
	936 Penn Street 1890-1897 Charles C. Old & Family Charles C. & Emma J. Old Ethel C. Old Edgar L. Old
	936 Penn Street 1890-1897 Charles C. Old & Family Charles C. & Emma J. Old Ethel C. Old Edgar L. Old
	933 Penn Street 1915-1926 Walter Smith & Family Camden Police Department Walter & Elizabeth Smith Augustus Hamilton Smith World War I Draft Card
	937 Penn Street Photograph Taken March 13, 2012
Woman, 75, Hurt On Stairway Lies 8 Hours Senseless A North Camden woman is in Cooper Hospital suffering from injuries received when she fell down stairs and lay unconscious for more than eight hours. Mrs. Clara Clayton, 75, of 937 Penn Street, was found unconscious yesterday by her son, Richard Prickett, a watchman at State Street bridge, at Cooper River, who returned from duty at 7 a.m. Prickett telephoned to police headquarters and the First district ambulance took the injured woman to the hospital, where she was found to have suffered bruises of the head and body and possible concussion of the brain. .	937 Penn Street Mrs. Clara Clayton Richard Prickett Camden Courier-Post June 13, 1933
	937 & 939 Penn Street Photograph Taken March 13, 2012
	938 Penn Street
	939 Penn Street Photograph Taken March 13, 2012
	939 Penn Street Built in 1899 Photograph Taken March 13, 2012 Scheduled for Demolition in March of 2012
	940 Penn Street
	941 Penn Street Built in 1899 Photograph Taken March 13, 2012
	942 Penn Street 1955 Collins Refrigeration Service 1955 New Jersey Bell Telephone Yellow Pages Ad Click on Image to Enlarge
	942 Penn Street 1955 Collins Refrigeration Service Camden Courier-Post November 25, 1955
	944 Penn Street 1936-1947 John W. Rowley & Family John W. & Helen Rowley Edward A. Rowley Thomas J. Rowley Robert F. Rowley James M. Rowley Edith Rowley Rehrig Florence Rowley Grimes Catherine Rowley Camden Courier-Post January 18, 1952
	944 Penn Street 1952 Mrs. Helen Govaert Camden Courier-Post January 18, 1952
	946 Penn Street 1919-1931 Mrs. L. Virginia Jones Camden Courier-Post August 25, 1931
	946 Penn Street 1933 Steinberg's Pharmacy

1000 Block of Penn Street 1001 to 1013 Penn Street
	1000 Penn Street Built After 1905 2011 Gone
	1001 Penn Street 1933 Lepp Company
THREE MEN NABBED IN NORTH CAMDEN ROW One Gets 60 Days for Attack on Plain Clothes Cop Three young men were found guilty of disorderly conduct in police court this morning when they were charged with creating a disturbance In front of a restaurant near Sixth and Market streets. Fiore Rossi, 23 years old, 329 Mickle Street, brother of ‘Pee Wee’ Rossi, local pugilist, was sentenced to 60 days in the county jail. Thomas O’Neill, 22 years old, 204 Berkley Street, was fined $20 and sentence was suspended on John Develin, 21 years old, 1002 Penn Street. Rossi was charged with severely beating August Fortune, a policeman assigned to special duty at the restaurant. Patrolman Fred Mueller testified that at 3:30 o’clock Sunday morning he had told the men to “move on” from Fifth and Market Streets when he found them creating a disturbance. The men walked away and in front of the restaurant again became boisterous. Moeller and policeman Marshall Thompson then arrested O’Neill who had become “sassy”. The other two objected to the arrest, and when Fortune came from inside the building to assist his brother officers, he was struck in the face and knocked down by Rossi. The three succeeded in taking the men to headquarters. Rossi this morning admitted hitting Fortune but said he did not know he was an officer and “thought he was a wise guy trying to go big with a woman’.	1001 Penn Street 1927- 1928 John Devlin Camden Courier-Post January 2, 1928
	1002 Penn Street Built After 1905 2011 Gone
	1003 Penn Street Built After 1905 2011 Gone
	1004 Penn Street Built After 1905 2011 Gone
	1005 Penn Street Built in 1899 1906 Mrs. Ella Vanhart Photograph Taken October 16, 2011 Click on Image to Enlarge
	1005 & 1007 Penn Street Photograph Taken October 16, 2011 Click on Image to Enlarge
	1006 Penn Street Built After 1905 2011 Gone
	1007 Penn Street Photograph Taken October 16, 2011 Click on Image to Enlarge
	1008 Penn Street Built After 1905 2011 Gone
	1008 & 1010 Penn Street 1938 Norman K. Hubbard 1938 Vinnie C. Martin Camden Courier-Post February 19, 1938
	1009 Penn Street Photograph Taken October 16, 2011 Click on Image to Enlarge
	1009 Penn Street 1900s-1918 Elmer E. Burkett & Family Elmer E. & Maggie Burkett Marie Burket Florence Burkett Philadelphia Inquirer June 11, 1913 Lawrence Street
	1009 Penn Street 1906-1918 Elmer E. Burkett & Family Elmer E. & Maggie Burkett Marie Burket Florence Burkett
	1009 & 1011 Penn Street Photograph Taken October 16, 2011 Click on Image to Enlarge
	1010 Penn Street Built After 1905 2011 Gone
3 SUSPECTS ARRESTED IN DROWNING OF MAN A mother's persistent entreaties that the Camden police further investigate the death of her son resulted yesterday in the arrest of two women and a man on suspicion of manslaughter. The arrests were made by City Detective George Zeitz in connection with the drowning Saturday night a week ago of Briggs Miller, 26, colored, of 2820 Mitchell street. The body was found last Monday in Cooper creek at the head of Twelfth street. Since the death of her son, Mrs. Sallie Robinson, twice married, communicated with the police several times, telling of her suspicion that her boy was pushed from a boat. Under arrest are Regina Ganges, 32, of 1011 Penn street; Shetta Johnson, 37, of 311 Chester street, and Solomon Waples, 33, of 2820 Mitchell street, all colored.	1011 Penn Street Regina Ganges Camden Courier-Post August 8, 1933
	1011 Penn Street Built in 2000s Photograph Taken October 16, 2011 Click on Image to Enlarge
	1011 Penn Street Photograph Taken October 16, 2011 Click on Image to Enlarge
	1012 Penn Street Built After 1905 1918 John B. Prucella & Family Camden Fire Department John & Hattie Prucella Raymond Prucella Elizabeth Prucella 2011 Gone
	1013 Penn Street

1000 Block of Penn Street 1014 to 1027 Penn Street
	1014 Penn Street Built After 1905 1911-1917 John B. Prucella & Family Camden Fire Department John & Hattie Prucella Raymond Prucella Elizabeth Prucella 2011 Gone
	1015 Penn Street 1906 Isaac Anderson 2011 Gone
	1016 Penn Street Built After 1905 1912-1923 Anson Kelley & Family Camden Police Department Anson & Mary Carle Kelley Anson James Kelley
	1016 Penn Street 2011 Gone
	1017 Penn Street Built in 1879 -2011 Vivian Gaddis Photograph Taken October 16, 2011 Click on Image to Enlarge
	1017 Penn Street -2011 Vivian Gaddis
	1018 Penn Street Built After 1905 2011 Gone
	1019 Penn Street 1894 Benjamin Middleton 2011 Gone
	1019 Penn Street 1894-1895 John W. Vanhart John & Ella Vanhart Mary Vanhart 2011 Gone
	1020 Penn Street 1951 Augusta S. Dickinson Camden Courier-Post September 15, 1951 Harry L. Archie
	1021 Penn Street 1899 Harold Cronce Philadelphia Inquirer November 17, 1899 John Haas - Joseph Nowrey Andrew Lyons - E.A. Armstrong Willard Street
	1021 Penn Street 2011 Gone
	1022 Penn Street Built After 1905 2011 Gone
SLEEPING MAN NABBED Samuel Boykin, 39, of 1022 Penn Street, was arrested on a drunk and disorderly charge last night after police found him asleep in. his car parked in a bus zone at Tenth and Penn streets. He was held in $15 security for a hearing today..	1022 Penn Street 1933 Samuel Boykin Camden Courier-Post June 15, 1933
NAP IN PARKED AUTO BRINGS 30 DAYS IN JAIL Because Samuel Boykin, 29, of 1022 Penn Street, insisted on sleeping in an automobile parked in a restricted area, he will pass the next 30 nights in jail. Police Judge Pancoast, in sending Boykin to jail on a charge of being drunk and disorderly, also indicated he would spend the same number of days in jail. Motorcycle Policeman Walter Vecander testified he went to Broadway and Market street on complaint of a motorist who said a man was sleeping in his car. Boykin was taken to police headquarters but released when the motorist refused to sign a complaint. Fifteen minutes later Boykin was sound asleep in the same automobile, Vecander said. Boykin admitted he had been drinking but denied he had been driving while intoxicated or that he was disorderly. A charge of illegal parking was dismissed..	1022 Penn Street 1933 Samuel Boykin Camden Courier-Post June 16, 1933
	1023 Penn Street 1900 Isaac Anderson 2011 Gone
	1024 Penn Street Built After 1905 1920 David R. Ellis
	1025 Penn Street 1938 Floyd Lancaster 2011 Gone
	1026 Penn Street Built After 1905 2011 Gone
2011 Gone	1027 Penn Street 1891-1892 William J. Maguire
	1027 Penn Street 1912 Mrs. Anne Baxter & Sons Anne Baxter David James Baxter William Baxter

1100 Block of Penn Street 1100 to 1199 Penn Street
	1102 Penn Street 1947 Dick's Mobil Service
	1109 Penn Street 1916 Anson Heiser Philadelphia Inquirer March 17, 1916 Lawrence Street John Minneg O. Glen Stackhouse Charles H. Fitzsimmons
	1111 Penn Street Private Frank Henry Valentine
	1111 Penn Street 1910s-1920s Mrs. Catherine Valentine & Family Mrs. Catherine Valentine Frank Henry Valentine John Valentine
	1113 Penn Street 1910 James Baxter Family James & Anne Baxter David James Baxter William Baxter
	1113 Penn Street 1887 Edward Jubb
	1128 Penn Street 1913 Mrs. May Sherlock Philadelphia Inquirer September 4, 1913 May Sherlock - Penn Street Cooper Hospital George Lehman - Carpenter Street Frank Sapp Charles G. Garrison Walnut Street Ethel McCormick - Mary Mistral Sycamore Street - Kostanty Ostrowski
	1129 Penn Street 1914 Frank H. Smith 1914-1915 Mary Facht Philadelphia Inquirer November 11, 1914
BUS JUMPER JAILED Arrested by George Jefferis, a motorcycle policeman, to break his mania for jumping on the back of buses, Samuel Harper, colored, 21, of 1136 Penn street, yesterday was sentenced by Police Judge Garfield Pancoast to 30 days in jail in default of a $25 fine.	1136 Penn Street 1933 Samuel Harper Camden Courier-Post June 17, 1933
	1140 Penn Street 1909-1910 Edward James & Family Edward & May James Florence Hirst (boarder) Camden Daily Courier August 22, 1910 Click on Image to Read the Complete News Article
	1141 Penn Street 1918-1919 Walter Sparks & Family Walter & Sara Sparks Walter Sparks Philadelphia Inquirer January 16, 1919
	1147 Penn Street 1900-1901 Franz "Frank" Breininger & Family Frank & Sophie Goehringer Breininger Anna Goehringer Mary Goehringer George Goehringer Harry Goeringer
	1150 Penn Street 1900s-1910s W.W. & Isabella Ross 1900s-1910s Everett W. Staley
	1152 Penn Street 1929 George Nicktern
	1153 Penn Street 1947 Christian C. Miller gas station
	1157 Penn Street 1912 James Kelly Philadelphia Inquirer December 23, 1912 Charles Fitzsimmons Frank Lee Dickinson Click on Image for PDF File of Complete Article
	1159 Penn Street 1943 No Listing 1947-1960s Camden Auto Body Company Ralph Martinis & Harry Marishak 1955 New Jersey Bell Telephone Directory Yellow Pages Ad
POLICE ASKED TO HUNT 2 MOORESTOWN GIRLS Camden police last night were asked to assist in the search for Julia Paoli, 20, and her sister, Gilda, 18, who have been missing from their home, 214 Mill Street, Moorestown, for the past two years. The request came from relatives of the girls on behalf of their mother, Mrs. Marguerite Juliana, who is seriously ill at the Mill street address. The sisters left home after an argument with their stepfather, Joseph Juliana. A sister, Mrs. Valerie Brooks lives at 1170 Penn Street.	1170 Penn Street Mrs. Valerie Brooks Camden Courier-Post March 25, 1930
	1170 Penn Street 1947 James R. Mathes
	1180 Penn Street Robert L. Thomas
	1189 Penn Street 1947 William T. Morton
	1189-1/2 Penn Street 1947 Harvey R. Dunn
	1190 Penn Street 1947 Robert W. Shelton
	1191 Penn Street 1947 Mrs. Gertrude Parker
	1191-1/2 Penn Street 1947 Nathaniel M. Pheonix
My mother, 3 siblings and I moved to Camden in February 1954: 312 Summit Street in North Camden, a small street sandwiched between 10th and 11th Penn Street. Went to the old Clara S. Burrough Jr. High on Haddon Avenue. In 1955, we moved to 1191-1/2 Penn Street, again in North Camden, directly behind Admiral Wilson Blvd. Summit Street reminded me of photos I had seen of Hiroshima after the bomb. There were no more than 3 or 4 houses. Ours was the only one with an indoor facility. The rest of the street was rubble (bricks) from homes that had been demolished, a few cars parked but the scene was bleak. We were delighted to move. George Kennedy April 2010	1191-1/2 Penn Street 1954-1955 The Kennedy Family
	1192 Penn Street 1947 James Barnes
	1193 Penn Street Julius Taylor Philadelphia Inquirter March 10, 1899 Joseph Maxwell Samuel S. Elfreth Henry L. Bonsall David Baird Sr. George M. Beringer Click on Image to Enlarge
	1193 Penn Street 1947 Teagle Fleming
	1193-1/2 Penn Street 1947 Mrs. Ada Brown
	1194 Penn Street 1933 Sarah Stone 1947 No Return 1956 Herbert Micklin & Family Herbert & Ida Micklin grocery
	1195 Penn Street 1947 Mrs. Willa A. McCall
	1195-1/2 Penn Street 1938 Robert Payton 1947 James A. Young
	1196-1198 Penn Street Mount Calvary Missionary Baptist Church Photo from 2007
	1199 Penn Street 1947 Lee Beverly

Intersection of North 2nd Street & Penn Street
	Northeast Corner
	Northwest Corner
	1933 Ritchie & Hall

200 Block of Penn Street 200 to 218 Penn Street
	200 Penn Street 1900s-1940s The Robeson apartments aka Robeson House aka Hotel Camden aka Milner Hotel Photo Circa 1905
	200 Penn Street 1900s-1940s Hotel Camden aka The Robeson aka Robeson House aka Milner Hotel Photo Circa 1920
	200 Penn Street 1900s-1940s The Robeson apartments 1904-1907 S. Conrad Ott
	200 Penn Street 1950s Milner Hotel apartments Max J. Schilling Camden Courier-Post January 16, 1956
	201-A Penn Street 1950s Charles B. Edwards
	203 Penn Street
	205 Penn Street
	207 Penn Street
	209 Penn Street
	211 Penn Street 1932 Charles & Annie Gross Camden Courier-Post June 13, 1932
	213 Penn Street
	214 Penn Street 1933 M. Rosenkranz
	215 Penn Street
	216 Penn Street 1933 Grand Tailoring Company
	217 Penn Street 1896 Henry C. Alexander Philadelphia Inquirer June 23, 1896 Click on Image to Enlarge
	217 Penn Street
	218 Penn Street
Intersection of Friends Avenue & Penn Street
	219 Penn Street 1892-1899 Francis F. Patterson Sr. & Family Francis Ford & Catherine Patterson Francis Ford Patterson Jr. Theodore Patterson Wolcott J. Patterson
	219 Penn Street 1956 Jane Beer 1956 Jean Beer
	220 Penn Street 1914 Frank Chandler & Family deckhand Frank & Helen Chandler.
	220 Penn Street 1924 John C. Voll Jr.
	220 Penn Street 1929 CADES APARTMENTS
	221 Penn Street 1919-1922 John Winton Jr. & Family builder John & Viola Winton John Winton III Frank M. Winton Beatrice Winton

Intersection of North 6th Street & Penn Street Click on Images to Enlarge


Penn Street West of North 6th Street - 1912
	Penn Street West of North 6th Street 1954
	Penn Street West of North 6th Street 1954
	Penn Street West of North 6th Street October 31, 2005
	Penn Street West of North 6th Street October 31, 2005
	Southeast Corner 1929 North Camden Trust Co. 1929 Michael Jubanyik contractor 1929-1947 Kenworthy & Clark Bennett Clark law firm General Radio Supply 1950s-1970 Destroyed by fire March 30, 1970
	1933 Publicity Delicatessen

600 Block of Penn Street 600 to 618 Penn Street
	600 Penn Street 1929 North Camden Trust Co. 1929 Michael Jubanyik contractor 1929-1947 Kenworthy & Clark Bennett Clark law firm General Radio Supply 1950s-1970 Destroyed by fire March 30, 1970
FR. TURNER TO SPEAK AT RETREAT MEETING Knights of Columbus Plan to Enroll 100 Here in Laymen's Movement The second meeting of the Camden Knights of Columbus Retreat Club will be held at their home, 603 Penn Street, tonight at 8-30 p. m. The Knights are sponsoring the Laymen's Retreat movement in Camden and have set their goal at 100 men. The retreat will be held at San Alfonso Retreat House at West End, the weekend of July 23. Tonight's meeting will be known as "East-Side night," and a delegation of men from St. Joseph's parish will welcome Father Joseph Turner, C. S. S. R., who will be the principal speaker. Father Turner is one of the pioneers of the Laymen's Retreat movement in this country, being responsible for the establishment of the Retreat House at West End. San Alfonso Retreat House was opened in 1927, with less than 50 laymen retreatants and has steadily grown each year. During the year of 1937 a total of 1800 retreatants was reached. Much of this progress is due to the efforts of Father Turner, who was the Retreat master for a period of more than two years. Past Grand Knight Reynolds is the Retreat captain.	603 Penn Street 1938 Camden Knights of Columbus Retreat Club Camden Courier-Post February 7, 1938
	617 Penn Street 1915 Frank Miller & Family Philadelphia Inquirer December 23, 1912 Click on Image for PDF File of Complete Article

600 Block of Penn Street 622 to 646 Penn Street
	622 Penn Street 1955 Camden Foundation Co., Inc 1955 New Jersey Bell Telephone Yellow Pages Ad
	622 Penn Street 1955 Penn Jersey Detective Agency 1955 New Jersey Bell Telephone Yellow Pages Ad
	632 Penn Street 1947-1959 Spiros Vallianos & Family Owner of Garden State Restaurant at 224 North Broadway Spiros & Helen Vallianos Gregory Vallianos Helen Vallianos Camden Courier-Post November 27, 1959 & November 28, 1959
	634 Penn Street 1957-1970s Dr. Jose A. Sosa
	636 Penn Street 1917-1927 Edward A. Preisendanz & Family Edward & Claudia Preisendanz Annie Preisendanz
	638 Penn Street 1922-1924 George P. Landwehr & Family George P. & Alida Landwehr Mrs. Pauline Landwehr The shower given to Mrs. Martha Weber in June of 1922. She gave birth to a son, Carl W. Weber, in August.
	638 Penn Street 1955 D.A. Henderson & Compnay 1955 New Jersey Bell Telephone Yellow Pages Ad
	646 Penn Street

Intersection of North 4th Street, Main Street, & Penn Street

Intersection of North 5th Street & Penn Street
	Penn Street

Intersection of North 7th Street & Penn Street


Looking North - July 16, 1965 Photo By Bob Bartosz

Intersection of North 8th Street & Penn Street


Looking North - July 16, 1965 Photo By Bob Bartosz

800 Block of Penn Street 800 to 898 Penn Street
	800 Penn Street
	805 Penn Street 1955 B & B Cleaners & Launderers 1955 New Jersey Bell Telephone Yellow Pages Ad
	809 Penn Street 1924 Anson Kelley & Family Camden Police Department Anson & Mary Carle Kelley Anson James Kelley
	811 Penn Street
	817 Penn Street 1947-1952 Joseph V. Todd & Family Joseph & Doris Todd Allen L. Todd - Joseph Todd Albert Todd - Robert Todd William Todd - Evelyn Todd Florence Todd - Anna Todd
	821 Penn Street 1911 Isaac Anderson
	821 Penn Street 1932-1933 Edward S. Scheflen Camden Courier-Post June 3, 1932
	832 Penn Street 1920s Charles J. Fox
	833 Penn Street 1901-1905 James Truman Robertson & Family James T. & Annie Robertson Truman Christie Robertson - Lizzie Robertson Agnes Robertson - Mary Robertson Josephine Robertson Camden Post-Telegram September 16, 1905
	835 Penn Street 1882-1888 Amedee S. Middleton & Family Amedee & Mary Middleton Rena Middleton Left: Amedee S. Middleton
	837 Penn Street 1890-1892 Amedee S. Middleton & Family Amedee & Mary Middleton Rena Middleton Left: Amedee S. Middleton
	888 Penn Street 1894-1898 Samuel Kesler
	898 Penn Street 1933 Pio Marozzi
	898 Penn Street 1955 Branco's Delicatessen 1955 New Jersey Bell Telephone Yellow Pages Listing

Intersection of North 10th Street & Penn Street
	Penn Street

Intersection of Chester Street & Penn Street Click on Images to Enlarge
	Penn Street

Northwest Corner - October 16, 2011

Looking North on Chester Street - October 16, 2011

Northeast Corner - October 16, 2011

Intersection of Summit Street & Penn Street
	Penn Street

1000 Block of Penn Street 1028 to 1041 Penn Street
	1028 Penn Street Built After 1905 2011 Gone
	1029 Penn Street 2011 Gone
	1030 Penn Street Built After 1905 1910-1914 Bertram Billsborough & Family Bertram & Ida Franckle Billsborough Lewis Lee Billsborough Bertha Billsborough Olga Billsborough Philadelphia Inquirer March 25, 1915 Mitchell Kane Charles V.D. Joline Sidney Jones George W. Frost Trenton Avenue
	1030 Penn Street 2011 Gone
	1031 Penn Street 1933 Harry Davis Camden Courier-Post August 12, 1933
	1031 Penn Street 2011 Gone
	1032 Penn Street Built After 1905 2011 Gone
	1033 Penn Street 2011 Gone
	1034 Penn Street Built After 1905 2011 Gone
	1035 Penn Street 2011 Gone
	1036 Penn Street Built After 1905 2011 Gone
	1037 Penn Street 2011 Gone
	1038 Penn Street Built After 1905 2011 Gone
	1039 Penn Street 2011 Gone
	1041 Penn Street 2011 Gone