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RILEY
STREET
ran south from 419 Washington Street for one block to
Berkley Street.
There were ten two story brick rowhouses on Riley Street, five to each
side, numbered 431 to 440. The E.A. Stevens
School's lot backed against
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Do you have an Riley Street memory or picture. Let me know by e-mail so it can be included here. Phil
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Riley Street The map was published with the image at left at a 90 degree angle. Thus, please note that Berkley Street is to the south, and Washington Street is to the north. |
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Intersection of Washington Street & Riley Street |
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400 Block of Riley Street |
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431 Riley Street 1877 Edwin Carles |
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431 Riley Street 1947-1950 |
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431 Riley Street 1947-1950 1955
Senatus Lodge 76, IOOF Camden
Courier-Post RILEY IS A GOOD NAME to mention today - St. Patrick's day - but this structure at 431 Riley Street is nothing the Irish could brag about. Neither can Camden City, which condemned this property on April 28, 1954 as "flagrantly unsafe, unsanitary and a grave fire hazard." City records list the owner as Senatus Lodge 76, IOOF care of William Dreher, of 832 Elm Street. Built in 1875, this two-story home once "boasted" of an outside toilet and a dirt basement |
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432 Riley Street 1947 Gone |
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433 Riley Street 1885 |
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2 ARRESTED AS POLICE SEIZE STILL IN HOME Samuel Thompson, 70, and his brother, Henry, 57, of 433 Riley Street, were arrested late last night when police raided their home and seized a 150-gallon still and a quantity of mash. They were held for violation of the city disorderly house ordinance and will be arraigned in police court today. The raid was made by Lieutenant Herbert Anderson and Detectives Walter Smith, John Trout and Harry Kyler. BROTHERS, 60 AND 57, JAILED IN STILL RAID Samuel Thompson, 60, and his brother, Henry, 57, both of 433 Riley street, were sentenced to jail for 90 days by Police Judge Pancoast yesterday when they were unable to pay tines of $100 which were imposed on charges of operating a still. The brothers were arrested Monday night following a raid on their home in which police seized a 150-gallon still and a quantity of mash. They pleaded guilty. |
433 Riley Street 1933 Samuel Thompson Camden
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433 Riley Street 1947 Wilber Sedden |
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434 Riley Street 1875 |
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434 Riley Street 1947 Gone |
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435 Riley Street 1947 Gone |
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436 Riley Street 1947 Herman D. Jordan |
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437 Riley Street 1887 |
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437 Riley Street 1947 Gone |
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438 Riley Street 1876-1878 |
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438 Riley Street 1914 Mrs. Ethel White Philadelphia Inquirer |
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438 Riley Street 1947 John Goodman |
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439 Riley Street 1880
Left: Walter A. "Weep" Stanton |
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439 Riley Street 1884 Peter Giebler Philadelphia
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439 Riley Street 1947 Gone |
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440 Riley Street 1947 Gone |
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Intersection of Berkley Street & Riley Street |
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| Camden Courier-Post * June 9, 1950 | |
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Rescue
Company 1 William Bush Riley Street Washington Street Thomas Brown Raymond Hickman Dennis Conway Fern Street Harry Wagner Dr. Llewelyn Hunsicker Scott Smith Cadillac |
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