TERRACE AVENUE is in East Camden, lying east of South 36th Street and running south from Federal Street for two blocks to Highland Avenue where it crosses into Pennsauken Township and continues across US Route 130 to Browning Road. Terrace did not exist until the mid-1920s when it and several other streets were developed and homes built by Camden realtor Leon Todd. These row homes are characterized by stucco exteriors, where most all other rowhomes in Camden had brick exteriors. |
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Intersection of Federal Street & Terrace Avenue | |
Unit Block of Terrace Avenue | |
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1947 Snyder Engineering Corporationr |
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Terrace Avenue 1947
Raymond Collar |
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Terrace Avenue
1947 Mrs. Florence Bowen |
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Terrace Avenue
1947 Margaret E. McKay 1956-1980 Camden Courier-Post |
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Terrace Avenue
1947 Raymond H. Frederick |
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Terrace Avenue 1947 Mrs. Laura A. Houston |
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Terrace Avenue
1947 Earl R. Simmerman |
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Terrace Avenue
1929-1951 Left: Joseph Shreeve |
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Terrace Avenue 1929 Lawrence Boulton |
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Terrace Avenue
1947 Mrs. Kathryn Leckes |
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Terrace Avenue
1947 John Hulton |
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Terrace Avenue
1947 Mrs. Elizabeth Wallazz |
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Terrace Avenue 1947 Willard C. Duffin |
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Terrace Avenue
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FIRST AID SAVES BABY FROM DEATH BY POISON First aid administered by an East Camden physician saved the life of a 2-year-old boy. Frederick Smith, 2, of 27 Terrace avenue, while playing around his home Tuesday found some, tablets of a poisonous nature. He swallowed them before his mother, Mrs. Anna Smith, could take them from him. The mother rushed to the office of Dr. Ralph Warwick, Thirty-second street and Federal Street, where Dr. Warwick administered first aid and then had the child removed to West Jersey Homeopathic Hospital. |
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1933-1947 Camden Courier-Post June 8, 1933 |
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Terrace Avenue
1947 Mrs. Laura B. Johnson |
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Terrace Avenue 1930 |
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Terrace Avenue 1947 George R. Wetten |
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Terrace Avenue
1947 Joseph F. Matlack |
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1947 A.A. Ferri |
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Terrace Avenue
1947 Carl L. Braun |
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Terrace Avenue
1947 Joseph Wenzelle |
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Chief Deitz Dies at City Fire Scene Second District Fire Chief W. Harry Deitz, 52, a 25-year veteran in the Camden Fire Department, collapsed and died Wednesday night. Chief Deitz was directing operations at the home of Mrs. Bernice Fox, 41`, at 33 Terrace Avenue, where a fire was burning in the cellar. The chief, who was inside, told Fire Captain Thomas Winstanley he was in need of fresh air and walked outside. There he spoke with Patrolman Douglas Tydeman about a car parked in front of a fire hydrant which had prevented hooking up a pumper. He collapsed and was placed in a police cart where he was given oxygen as he was rushed to Cooper Hospital. He was dead on arrival. Coroner Creran ordered an autopsy today. Chief Deitz was appointed to the fore department in 1937, and was made a captain in 1948 and district chief in 1955. Eligible for retirement since May, he planned to leave the department in January. He lived at 33 South 32nd Street. Surviving are his wife, Florence; two daughters, Dorothy, a nurse at Cooper Hospital, and Mrs. Roberta Wagner of Camden; a son, William, at home; and his mother and stepfather, Mr. and Mrs. George Attison of Atlantic City. At the fire, damage was confined to the basement. Mrs. Fox was on the second floor and her two children, Diane, 14, and Bert, 8, were on the first floor when the fire started. Bert ran upstairs and gave the alarm and Mrs. Fox called firemen. |
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Terrace Avenue
1962 Mrs. Bernice Fox Camden
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Terrace Avenue 1947
Dixon Zacharias |
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Terrace Avenue 1930-1932 Camden Courier-Post |
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Terrace Avenue
1947 Julius Busch |
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Terrace Avenue
1947 Alex Rome |
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LIBERMAN DISCHARGES 2 HELD IN RING THEFTS Charged
with stealing seven diamond rings valued at $4000, two men were discharged
by Police Judge Lewis Liberman
yesterday when the complaining witness failed to appear in court. John
Burke, 42, of 736 Berkley
Street, and John Bryan, 31, of 3009 Mt. Ephraim
avenue, were arrested
on complaint of Mrs. Anna Ricco, of 40 Terrace
avenue, who accused them of
taking her jewelry during a party on February 18. Both men denied the charges and when Detective Thomas Murphy testified he notified Mrs. Ricco several times to appear at the hearing, they were dismissed.. |
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Terrace Avenue
1936 Mrs. Anna Ricco Camden
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Terrace Avenue
1947 Alex M. Capps |
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Terrace Avenue
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100 Block of Terrace Avenue | |
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Terrace Avenue
1947 Mrs. Carrie M. Garrison Camden Courier-Post |
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Terrace Avenue
1947 Morris B. Sellers |
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Terrace Avenue
1947 Eugene Dodelin |
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Estate Listing Photo
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Terrace Avenue
1947 Eugene A. Castrovillo |
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Terrace Avenue 1947 James E. Beckett |
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Terrace Avenue
1947 Carl F. Heritage |
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Terrace Avenue
1947 Mrs. Gertrude F. Stone |
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Terrace Avenue
1947 William J. Smith |
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Terrace Avenue 1943-1947 Camden
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Terrace Avenue
1947 Herman A. Bozian |
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1932 1932 Camden Courier-Post James Campbell Jr.
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Terrace Avenue
1947 William A. Peak |
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Terrace Avenue
1947 Edward F. Nipch |
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Terrace Avenue
1947 Emory H. Brooks |
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1947 Mrs. Florence M. Smith |
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Terrace Avenue 1947 Mrs. Ella W. Austin |
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Terrace Avenue
1947 Clarence P. Bugg |
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Terrace Avenue
1947 George Ludlam |
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Terrace Avenue
1947 William V. Silver |
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Terrace Avenue 1947 Mrs. Wilhelmina B. Strahle |
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