Camden Streets - Sheridan Street

Streets
of
Camden, NJ

Sheridan
Street

SHERIDAN STREET is named for American Civil War General Philip Sheridan.

Sheridan Street originally ran from Warsaw Street east across Mount Ephraim Avenue on a straight line roughly north-east towards Haddon Avenue, stopping at Davis Street, between Jackson and Van Hook Streets. The street was later extended eastward to South 10th Street

For many years the old Camden Municipal Hospital stood at Sheridan and Davis Streets. Sheridan Street, however, is for the most part residential, with a few corner business properties. In recent times perhaps the one that brought the most attention in recent years was the bar that was located on the southeast corner of Sheridan and Pershing Streets, known in in the 1990s as the All Nations Lounge which came to the attention of law enforcement authorities during the pursuit of the Washington D.C. area sniper murderers, John Muhammed and Lee Malvo.

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Phil Cohen

Intersection of Sheridan Street & South 10th Street

1100 Block of Sheridan Street
	1016 Sheridan Street Photograph Taken August 31, 2011 Click on Image to Enlarge
	1016 & 1018 Sheridan Street Photograph Taken August 31, 2011 Click on Image to Enlarge
	1018 Sheridan Street Photograph Taken August 31, 2011 Click on Image to Enlarge

Intersection of Sheridan Street & Warsaw Street

Intersection of Sheridan Street & Kolo Street

1100 Block of Sheridan Street
	1107 Sheridan Street
	1109 Sheridan Street
	1111 Sheridan Street
	1113 Sheridan Street
	1115 Sheridan Street
	1117 Sheridan Street
	1119 Sheridan Street
	1121 Sheridan Street 1930 Frank J. Suttill
	1123 Sheridan Street
	1124 Sheridan Street 1932 John Serock 1932 Joseph Serock Camden Courier-Post June 9, 1932 Garfield S. Pancoast
	1125 Sheridan Street
	1127 Sheridan Street
	1129 Sheridan Street
	1131 Sheridan Street 1943 -1990s Theodore V. Emerley & Family Theodore & Stella Grygo Emerley Frances Emerle Farland Gart Farland - Lynn Farland Camden Courier-Post March 26, 1968

Intersection of Sheridan Street & Michael Street

1100 Block of Sheridan Street
	1133 Sheridan Street 1924 John Bertz Camden Post-Telegram December 19, 1924
	1133 Sheridan Street
	1135 Sheridan Street
	1137 Sheridan Street Built Spring 1914 1924 1947
	1139 Sheridan Street Built Spring 1914
	1141 Sheridan Street Built Spring 1914

Intersection of Sheridan Street & Pulaski Street

1100 Block of Sheridan Street Click on Images to Enlarge
	1143 Sheridan Street Built Spring 1914
	1143 Sheridan Street Private John Lozowski
	1143 Sheridan Street 1943 George Lozowski & FAmily George & Cecelia Lozowski John Lozowski Left: Mrs. Cecelia Lozowski
	1143 Sheridan Street Camden Courier-Post December 17, 1989 John Giuliani Sheila Carney
	1143 Sheridan Street Camden Courier-Post December 17, 1989 John Giuliani Sheila Carney
	1145 Sheridan Street Built Spring 1914 1940 Anthony Maniuszko & Family Anthony & Margaret Maniuszko
	1147 Sheridan Street Built Spring 1914 1930-1931 Anthony Jawor & Family Anthony & Maryann Jawor Edward Jawor Chester Jawor
	1149 Sheridan Street Built Spring 1914
	1151 Sheridan Street Built Spring 1914
	1153 Sheridan Street Built Spring 1914 1930s-1947 Edwin Robbins & Family Edwin & Emily Robbins Barbara Robbins
	1155 Sheridan Street Built Spring 1914
	1157 Sheridan Street Built Spring 1914
	1159 Sheridan Street Built Spring 1914 2011 Vacant Photograph Taken November 8, 2011

Intersection of Sheridan Street & Marylind Street

1100 Block of Sheridan Street Click on Images to Enlarge
	1161 Sheridan Street 1923 Mrs. Mary Catherine Rowand Formosa (widow of Henry S.) Grace Formosa - Edwin Formosa Evelyn Formosa - Louis Formosa
	1163 Sheridan Street 1933 Camden Awning Company Camden Courier-Post June 7, 1933
	1163 Sheridan Street 1947 Rudolph A. Ulak 2011 Photograph Taken November 8, 2011
	1165 Sheridan Street 2011 Vacant
	1167 Sheridan Street 2011 Vacant Damaged by Fire November 8, 2011
	1169 Sheridan Street 1942 Anthony Maniuszko & Family Anthony & Margaret Maniuszko 2011 Vacant Damaged by Fire November 8, 2011
	1169 Sheridan Street 2011 Vacant Damaged by Fire November 8, 2011
	1171 Sheridan Street 2011 Vacant

Intersection of Sheridan Street & Mount Ephraim Avenue

1100 Block of Sheridan Street
	1177 Sheridan Street
	1179 Sheridan Street
	1181 Sheridan Street
	1183 Sheridan Street
Paul B. Pinkston, Jr. of 1440 Sheridan Street and Thomas W. Trotter of 1185 Sheridan Street were recently promoted to Army Specialist Four. Pinkston is serving as a tactical satellite and microwave systems operator with the 7^th Signal Brigade, Karisruhe, Germany. Trotter is a communication center operator specialist with the 52nd Signal Battalion, Valkingen, Germany. The appointing orders for their promotions stated " ... The Secretary of the Army has placed special trust and confidence in these soldiers' patriotism, valor, fidelity and abilities." The promotion was based upon these qualities and the demonstrated potential for increased responsibilities. Pinkston, who entered the Army in September 1978, attended Camden County College, Blackwood. Trotter, a 1978 graduate of Camden High school entered the Army in July 1978.	1185 Sheridan Street 1980 Thomas W. Trotter Camden County Record March 20, 1980
	1187 Sheridan Street

Intersection of Sheridan Street & Louis Street

1200 Block of Sheridan Street
	1200 Sheridan Street
	1202 Sheridan Street
	1215 Sheridan Street
	1218 Sheridan Street about 1928
	1220 Sheridan Street 1915 Mrs. Nellie Harris
	1229 Sheridan Street Camden Courier-Post April 6, 1940 Harry Goff
	1232 Sheridan Street 1947 Walter Budniak
	1239 Sheridan Street 1947-1955 Eric's Cleaners & Dyers Angelo Errichetti
	1240 Sheridan Street 1922 Mrs. Augusta Shotter 1922 Herman Shotter Camden Courier July 8, 1922
	1240 Sheridan Street 1969 Robert Guzik Camden County Record July 10, 1969
	1242 Sheridan Street
	1244 Sheridan Street 1947
	1245 Sheridan Street about 1928
	1245 Sheridan Street Staff Sergeant Armand P. DeClemente
	1246 Sheridan Street 1947
	1246-1/2 Sheridan Street 1947 Chester Kalinowski grocery

Intersection of Sheridan Street & Cope Street

1200 Block of Sheridan Street
	1247 Sheridan Street 1939
	1255 Sheridan Street 1921 Judson K. Fish & Family Judson K. & Mary Fish
	1255 Sheridan Street 1924 Andrew Miller & Family
	1255 Sheridan Street
My fiance has family that resided and had businesses in Camden and he spent a lot of time in Camden. His Uncle, Anthony, known as Uncle Ott, traded as Anthony Zadlo Plumbing & Heating and my fiance apprenticed with him for a number of years working all over Camden. Uncle Ott was born and raised on Mechanic Street a couple of doors from Joseph Sbar Heating Supply which is also long gone. Uncle Ott's older brothers had a broom factory in Camden that was put out of business during WWII. We don't know anything about it. Uncle Ott and his wife resided at the corner of 10th and Atlantic Avenue The property was bought by West Jersey Hospital when they expanded. They then to moved to 1261 Sheridan Street and that property was previously owned by Andrew Jackson. Uncle Ott and Aunt Jenny remained at 1261 Sheridan until late 70s or early 80s. He also operated Anthony Zadlo Plumbing & Heating from there as well. Uncle Ott's favorite neighborhood bar was Lambert's located at 9th Street and Atlantic. He was known by everyone in the Polish section of Camden. Janice Bennett October 20, 2012	1261 Sheridan Street 1960s- late 1970s Anthony R. Zadlo & Family Anthony & Jenny Zadlo Anthony Zadlo Plumbing & Heating
	1279 Sheridan Street 1932 John Baronkin & Family John & Pauline Baronkin Camden Courier-Post June 9, 1932
YOUTHS PEDDLING RADIO ARRESTED ON SUSPICION Two youths were arrested late last night on suspicion of stealing a radio when one of them was interrupted by detectives while attempting to sell it. Detectives Benjamin Simon, Clifford Del Rossi and Robert Ashenfelter became suspicious of a car parked at Norris and Sheridan Streets. The occupant, Stephen Stanziak, 19, of 1279 Sheridan Street, said he was waiting for a companion who was in the store of Michael Gucik, northeast corner of Norris and Sheridan Streets. The detectives entered the store and found Joseph Fiume, 16, of 1349 Van Hook Street, attempting to sell a radio to Gucik. The youths said it had been given to them by a man they did not know.	1279 Sheridan Street 1933 Stephen Sanziak Camden Courier-Post June 25, 1933
	1279 Sheridan Street 1918 Arthur Canning Draft Card - September 12, 1918
FLORIST SHOP RAID TRAPS NUMBERS MEN Police Believe Hunt for Racket Headquarters Ended; 4 Are Arrested A three-month search for "number's" head- quarters in Camden was believed ended today when detectives raided a florist shop at 1409 Mt. Ephraim avenue, seized seven adding machines, thousands of dollars worth of sales slips and arrested four men. Joseph Klosterman, 34, of 1413 Mt. Ephraim Avenue, whom the police believe operated the "bank," was included in a quartet arrested by a squad under command of Sergeant of Detectives Louis Shaw. Responding to an anonymous tip that the numbers men were gathered in a rear room of the store, Shaw, together with Detectives Clarence Arthur, George Zeitz and John Kaighn, surrounded the place. The others arrested in the raid gave their names as Charles Selanski, 23, of 1286 Sheridan Street; Leon Babrowski, 22, of 1209 Lansdowne Avenue, and Frank Gromacki, 27, of 1411 Mt. Ephraim Avenue. Several "pickup men," who have been arrested while carrying money and numbers slips, according to Shaw, were linked with the ring. The principals, however, had managed to escape detection. The flower shop, Shaw said, is operated by Joseph Haleski, and was used as a "blind" for the lottery racket. Klosterman was released last night in $1000 bail for a hearing today on a charge of operating a numbers lottery. The others were all released in $100 cash security as material witnesses..	1286 Sheridan Street 1933 Charles Selanski Camden Courier-Post June 14, 1933
STORES, HOMES LOOTED; RADIO, PENNIES TAKEN Burglars who broke into two stores and a private home Thursday night got exactly $2.50, a radio, and some cigars for their trouble. At the store of Basile Constantine, 402 Berkley Street, cigars valued at $1.50 were stolen by the intruders, who forced a rear shutter. Michael Kelly, of 11 South Fourth Street, reported his store was broken Into and $2.50 in pennies stolen. Entrance was gained through a rear window. James Hayes, of 1287 Sheridan Street, told the police his radio set was stolen by the thieves after they entered his house through a rear window. Detectives Clarence Arthur and Clifford Carr are investigating..	1287 Sheridan Street 19333 James Hayes Camden Courier-Post June 17, 1933 1947 No Listing
	1288 Sheridan Street
	1290 Sheridan Street 1933
	1292 Sheridan Street 1933
	1294 Sheridan Street
	1296 Sheridan Street 1921 Mrs. Mary Catherine Rowand Formosa (widow of Henry S.) Grace Formosa - Edwin Formosa Evelyn Formosa - Louis Formosa
	1298 Sheridan Street
	1299 Sheridan Street 1947 Thomas Gleiser

Intersection of Sheridan Street & Norris Street

1300 Block of Sheridan Street
	1301 Sheridan Street 1933-1934 Michael Guzik
	1301 Sheridan Street 1990-2005 Kim's Food Market Hyung Wook Kim & Sung Soon Camden Courier-Post July 31, 1990 Ray Garrison Click on Image to Read the Complete News Article 2005 Francisco Lora 2010 Central Food Market Fantino Jerez & Pedro Guillen
	1302 Sheridan Street
	1307 Sheridan Street
	1309 Sheridan Street
2 MEN SENT TO JAIL IN THEFT OF AUTO Found guilty of stealing an automobile which has not yet been recovered, two Whitman Park men were given six months in the county jail by Police Judge Pancoast yesterday. Identified by the owner of the machine who said he saw them drive away in it, Herbert Cox, 25, of 1247 Van Hook Street, and Charles Casale, 26, of 1351 Van Hook Street, were sentenced in spite of their denial of the theft. John Harwan, of 1311 Sheridan Street, the owner of the car, testified that Cox and Casale took his machine from Mt. Ephraim Avenue and Van Hook Street where it was parked in front of his soft drink establishment. He tried to jump on the running board, he said, but could not reach it. He called the police and ordered the men arrested, he said. Cox and Casale said they did not know anything about Harwan's automobile. They were in a speakeasy drinking all night, they said, and left the place intoxicated. In answer to Judge Pancoast's questions the men said they did not remember where the speakeasy was.	1311 Sheridan Street 1924 1933 John Harwan Camden Courier-Post June 22, 1933
	1318 Sheridan Street Razed in early 2012 According to the Courier-Post
	1319 Sheridan Street Razed in early 2012 According to the Courier-Post
	1324 Sheridan Street 1950s-1980s Joseph Chelhowski
	1328 Sheridan Street 1930 William E. Brickner
	1350 Sheridan Street Private Anthony Ordile
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Intersection of Sheridan Street & Pershing Street
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1400 Block of Sheridan Street
	1400 Sheridan Street 1939-1947 Bussie's Cafe Late 1940s-1959 Martin & Owen's Cafe 1966-1977 Tony & Rab's Bar 1977-1985 T & A Cafe 1990 Morris' Lounge 1990s All Nations Lounge Click on Image to Enlarge
	1402 Sheridan Street 1947
	1412 Sheridan Street 1947
	1414 Sheridan Street 1947
	1417-1429 Sheridan Street 1947 Sahlin Color & Chemical Co.
	1428 Sheridan Street 1947 International Brotherhood of Electrical workers Local B987 (A.F. of L.)
	1428 Sheridan Street 1955 Ann's Shopping Center New Jersey Bell Telephone Yellow Pages Ad
	1440 Sheridan Street 1947 No Listing
"A TIP O' THE HELMET TO" ……… Fr. George Abbey and Fr. Denny Penn of Engine 7, and Fr. Jim Nash of Engine 8, for the successful rescue of a trapped and unconscious woman at "all hands-Box #5212", transmitted at 2337 hours on 27 March, 1977 for a fire located at 1440 Sheridan Street. Hustle on the part of all units resulted in the saving a life and the quick confinement of fire. Fr. Denny Dowhy of Ladder Co. 2 was also responsible for saving the life of a man's best friend. Units operating at all hands-5212 were Engine 7 and 8, Ladder Co. 2, and the 3rd Battalion under the command of B.C. John Letts. A job well done.	1440 Sheridan Street March 25, 1977 FIRE WATCH MAGAZINE SPRING 1977
Paul B. Pinkston, Jr. of 1440 Sheridan Street and Thomas W. Trotter of 1185 Sheridan Street were recently promoted to Army Specialist Four. Pinkston is serving as a tactical satellite and microwave systems operator with the 7^th Signal Brigade, Karisruhe, Germany. Trotter is a communication center operator specialist with the 52nd Signal Battalion, Valkingen, Germany. The appointing orders for their promotions stated " ... The Secretary of the Army has placed special trust and confidence in these soldiers' patriotism, valor, fidelity and abilities." The promotion was based upon these qualities and the demonstrated potential for increased responsibilities. Pinkston, who entered the Army in September 1978, attended Camden County College, Blackwood. Trotter, a 1978 graduate of Camden High school entered the Army in July 1978.	1440 Sheridan Street 1980 Thomas W. Trotter Camden County Record March 20, 1980

Intersection of Sheridan Street & Hallowell Lane
	Camden Municipal Hospital
	Beacon Place Aprtments

Intersection of Sheridan Street & Davis Street