WHITE STREET is a one-block long street that runs parallel to and east of West Street in South Camden, between Beckett Street and Line Street. The street does not appear on the 1885 Sanborn Map of Camden, but the 1891 edition shows the street with 13 two-story brick row houses standing, numbered from 625 to 637. The 1891 map indicates that 637 was built as a store. It retained that function through at least 1950. In later years 625 White Street was converted into a corner grocery. |
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1946 Map of Camden White Street is in this map mislabeled as a two-block long street, the northern block in actuality is Avon Street. |
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Intersection of White Street & Beckett Street |
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600 Block of Beckett Street |
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625 White Street 1947 Photograph taken July 8, 1911 |
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626 White Street 1947 |
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627 White Street 1947 |
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628 White Street 1947 |
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629 White Street 1933 Angelo Daccia |
629 White Street 1941 Camden
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630 White Street 1947 |
631 White Street 1957 Camden
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632 White Street 1947 |
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633 White Street 1896 |
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634 White Street 1947 |
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635 White Street 1947 |
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636 White Street 1947 |
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637 White Street 1930-1958 Camden Courier-Post Lum Sum Click on Image to Read
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Intersection of White Street & Line Street |
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