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ROSS STREET runs east from 1046 Orchard Street for one block where it terminates opposite 1038 Louis Street, between Mt. Vernon and Chestnut Streets, in a neighborhood that was settled around the turn of the century by many Polish immigrant families. The west end of Ross Street was opposite the main building of the old Camden Pottery factory, another building of the old factory takes up much of the south side. At one time seven homes stood on Ross Street, four on the north side and three on the south. All were gone by 2007. Everything was destroyed in 2011 in what was known as the Reliable Tire fire, which engulfed the entire Camden Pottery site and destroyed many homes on Mount Vernon, Louis, Orchard, and Chestnut Streets. |
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Do you have an Ross Street memory or picture. Let me know by e-mail so it can be included here. Phil
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Ross Street |
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Ross Street 2008 |
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1100 Block of Ross Street |
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1159 Ross Street 1919-1920 Anthony Wassolowski |
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1161 Ross Street
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1163 Ross Street 1918-1920 Andrew
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1165 Ross Street 1900 1919-1929 |
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1166 Ross Street 1919-1920 Victor Player |
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1168 Ross Street 1917-1924 Peter Szwak |
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A man and woman were injured at 3.45 p. m., yesterday when an automobile struck a parked car at Fortieth and Federal Streets, according to Pennsauken Township police. Mrs. Stella Pukala, 22, of 1218 Atlantic Avenue, received cuts and bruises of the face. John Foltynski, 35, of 1168 Ross Street, suffered cuts of the eye and head. Both were treated at West Jersey Hospital. They were passengers in a car driven by Stanley Czajkowski, 24, of 1133 Sycamore Street. Pennsauken police said Czajkowski's car collided with another owned by George F. Eisle, 4507 Chestnut Avenue, Pennsauken. Eisle charged Czajkowski with reckless driving. Police also charged him with driving without a license. |
1168 Ross Street 1938-1947 John Foltynski Camden Courier-Post |
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1170 Ross Street 1924 |
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Ross Street 1910 |
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