Camden Streets - Stewart Street

STEWART STREET in East Camden runs for two blocks, from the intersection of East State Street and Federal Street, across High Street, to Howell Street. It lies just west of 21st Street, and runs parallel to that thoroughfare. The houses on the street appear to date from between 1900 and 1920, but that is just my best guess. Many of the frame houses built on Stewart Street have fallen victim to fire over the years.

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Phil Cohen

Unit Block of Stewart Street
	14 Stewart Street 1914 Benjamin Middleton
	14 Stewart Street 1966-1975 Gary Mason Camden Courier-Post August 6, 1966 Jean Ott North 34th Street
	14 Stewart Street
	16 Stewart Street
	18 Stewart Street
	20 Stewart Street
	22 Stewart Street 1927-1930s Lester A. Gleason 1927 Melvin & Nettie Gleason
	24 Stewart Street
	28 Stewart Street Worldwide Missionary Movement 2005
	32 Stewart Street Wesley Methodist Church 1947-1950s My Mom and Dad were married at the Wesley Methodist Church, 32 Stewart Street on November 25, 1950. This church later combined with St. George's Methodist on 33rd and Mickle to become St. George-Wesley Methodist. Frank Adams November 2008
	36 Stewart Street
	38 Stewart Street
	42 Stewart Street
	44 Stewart Street
	46 Stewart Street
	63 Stewart Street
	65 Stewart Street
	67 Stewart Street
	69 Stewart Street
	72 Stewart Street
	78 Stewart Street 1933 Dorothy Feldler "Miss Walt Whitman" contestant Camden Courier-Post June 19, 1933
	93 Stewart Street Christian & Missionary Alliance Church Rev. John G. Brokaw 1947 Camalan Club 1980s

100 Block of Stewart Street
	105 Stewart Street
	108 Stewart Street
	108 Stewart Street 1933 Theresa Sanflippo "Miss Walt Whitman" contestant Camden Courier-Post June 19, 1933
Mischief Night '96 by Bob Bartosz Camden New Jersey Fire Department had a busy night as the Little Devils came out on Halloween Eve. The evening started out at 7:07 p.m. with a working house fire at 1042 North 19th Street in the Cramer Hill Section of the city. All hands went to work and had the blaze under control in about 20 minutes. Just as this blaze was being placed under control, Units were dispatched to 112 Stewart Street for an auto junkyard fire. Responding units could see heavy smoke and fire in the sky as some half dozen autos were involved. City firefighters were able to stop the spread of the blaze before any of the exposed homes could be involved.	108 Stewart Street Nicks Auto Parts Junkyard 1849s-1990s

Stewart Street - October 1, 2005

CAMDEN COUNTY PROSECUTOR'S OFFICE
VINCENT P. SARUBBI, CAMDEN COUNTY PROSECUTOR
MEDIA INFORMATION

September 16, 2005

Camden County Prosecutor Vincent P. Sarubbi and Camden Police Chief Edwin J. Figueroa reported today that a city resident was shot to death late Thursday night, Sept. 15, 2005, while sitting in a vehicle in Camden, N.J.

Camden Police responded to the first block of Stewart Street last night at approximately 11:15 p.m. and found the victim suffering from a gunshot wound to the torso. He was transported to Cooper University Hospital, where he was pronounced dead minutes later.

The victim is believed to be a 26-year-old who resided near the shooting scene. His name is being withheld until his identity can be confirmed and family members notified.

Preliminary investigation indicates the victim was sitting in the passenger seat of a blue 1992 Mitsubishi Eclipse, which was parked on Stewart Street, and a friend of his was sitting in the driver's seat. At least one suspect approached and demanded money. The individual in the driver's seat said he had no cash, at which time a suspect hit him in the head with a handgun. A suspect then shot the victim.

The victim's friend was also transported to the hospital, where he required approximately 30 stitches to close the head wound before being released.

Anyone with information is asked to call the Camden County Prosecutor's Office at (856) 225-8400 or Camden Police Detectives at (856) 757-7420.

Stewart Street - October 1, 2005
	Looking North on Stewart Street