Streets
of
Camden, NJ

Royden Street


ROYDEN STREET, which was improperly spelled on the city plan, was named in honor of William Royden, who in 1681-82 became the owner of all the land between the present Cooper Street and Line Street.

William Roydon was originally a grocer from London, England. He had apparently been interested in the development of the New Jersey colony as early as 1676, six years before his arrival in America. One of the largest landowners in West Jersey, he was selected to be a member of the first Council of Proprietors. When it was decided that regular ferry service should be established between Camden and Philadelphia, William Roydon was selected and granted an exclusive license to conduct ferry business between the Newton and Cooper’s Creek.

Do you have a Royden Street memory or picture. Let me know by e-mail so it can be included here.

 Phil Cohen



200 Block of Royden Street
  200 Royden Street

1906

  201 Royden Street

1906

  202 Royden Street

1906

  203 Royden Street

1917
Dominic Arbano Family
Joseph Arbano

  203 Royden Street

1919-1920
Carl V. Ceciro & Family
Carl V. & Margaret L. Ceciro
Philomena Ceciro
Carolina Ceciro

203 Royden Street

1924-1930s
William Vangeley & Family
William & Mary Vangeley
Adeline Vangeley - Frank Vangeley
Jennie Vangeley - Rose Vangeley
Pat Vangeley - Aurelia Vangeley

William Vangeley died in 1927. His widow, Mary, married Luigi Celani shortly after the 1930 Census was enumerated.

From Left: Aurelia, Petrina (Pat), Rose, Genevinina (Jennie), Frank, Adeline

203 Royden Street

1930s-1959
Luigi Celani & Family
Luigi & Mary Celani

Camden Courier-Post
March 21, 1932

Emil Tisani  - Luigi Celani
South 2nd Street
Stevens Street

  204 Royden Street

1906

  205 Royden Street

1914-1920s
Robert McMullen & Family
Robert & Amelia McMullen
Harry McMullen
Viola McMullen
Clarence E. McMullen
Alma McMullen

  206 Royden Street

1906

207 Royden Street

1880
Thomas McLaughlin

  208 Royden Street

1906

  209 Royden Street

1906

  210 Royden Street

1906

  211 Royden Street

1906

  212 Royden Street

1906

  213 Royden Street

1906

  214 Royden Street

1906

215 Royden Street

1880-1890s
James H. Carey

215 Royden Street

1910-1911
Bernard Tierney & Family
Bernard & Josephine Tierney

Philadelphia inquirer
December 19, 1911

Camden Aerie of Eagles
Ss. Peter & Paul Roman Catholic Church

  216 Royden Street

1906

  217 Royden Street

1877
Harry Miller

  217 Royden Street

Private Nicolo Fanello 

218 Royden Street

1888
William H. Hawkins & Family
William & Adelaide Hawkins
J. Miller Hawkins

219 Royden Street

1877
Charles M. Lane

219 Royden Street

1877-1878
George W. Kelley & Family

  219 Royden Street

Tucci Family
Anthony Tucci
1960s

MARRIAGE LICENSES
CAMDEN

George Albert Leary, 21, of 650 Berkley Street, and Ellen Jane Frame, 19, of 525 North Sixth Street.

Joseph C. Rapa, 25, of 606 South Fourth Street, and Margaret R. Schiave, 24, of 220 Royden Street.

Louis Doerr Jr., 22, of 810 Fern Street, and Marian Hawk. 17, of 2904 Buren Avenue.

Roman Bielicke, 20, of 1184 Lansdowne avenue, and Steffie Krystanovicz. 20, of 1077 Van Hook street.

ELKTON

Leon J. Kirk, 23. 934 Carpenter Street, and Ida V. Hope, 36, Oaklyn.

220 Royden Street

1938 Margaret Schiave

Camden Courier-Post
February 8, 1938

  221 Royden Street

1906

  222 Royden Street

1906

  223 Royden Street

1906

  223 Royden Street

1910
Robert McMullen & Family
Robert & Amelia McMullen
Harry McMullen
Viola McMullen
Clarence E. McMullen
Alma McMullen

  224 Royden Street

1906

  225 Royden Street

1906

  226 Royden Street

1906

  227 Royden Street

1906

  228 Royden Street

1906

  229 Royden Street

1906

  230 Royden Street

1906

  231 Royden Street

1906

  232 Royden Street

1897-1898
Harry Miller & Family
Camden Police Department
Harry & Mary Miller
H. Jarrett Miller - Edwin Miller
Elizabeth Miller
Charles H. Miller - George O. Miller

  233 Royden Street

1906

  234 Royden Street

1899-1901
Harry Miller & Family
Camden Police Department
Harry & Mary Miller
H. Jarrett Miller - Edwin Miller
Elizabeth Miller
Charles H. Miller - George O. Miller

  235 Royden Street

1906

236 Royden Street

1899
Benjamin Edwards & Family
Benjamin & Bertha Edwards
Anna L. Edwards

Philadelphia Inquirer
January 19, 1900

237 Royden Streey

1949 Antonio Rizzo

Camden Courier-Post
December 17, 1949

South 2nd Street
Charles Brown

  239 Royden Street

1906

  241 Royden Street

1906

243 Royden Street

1900
William E. Laird

245 Royden Street

1878-1887
Jacques Wissler

Philadelphia Inquirer
November 25, 1887

St. Paul's Evangelical Church

245
Royden Street

Sergeant
Thomas Nuzzi

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245 Royden Street

1972
William Foulks & Family
William & Beatrice Foulks

Camden Courier-Post
January 25, 1972

  247 Royden Street

1906


Intersection of South 3rd Street and Royden Street
   
Royden Street - Looking East from South 3rd Street
February 22, 2004
On the left is 556 South 3rd Street, the corner of 3rd and Royden Streets,
where the Pasquale DiRenzo family owned and operated a grocery from the 1920s through the late 1970s

ROMA CAFE
600 South 3rd Street - Southeast Corner of South 3rd and Royden Streets

The building pictured above, with the number 600 on the door, is 600 South 3rd Street. When the 1931 Camden City Directory was published, Joseph Griffo was operating a cafe at this address. By 1939 Antonio Cerasaro had acquired the property, and was running the bar, which was by the known as the Roma Cafe. The 1947 Camden City Directory shows that Antonio Cerasaro was still the proprietor, living on premises with his wife Angeline,  and that Americo "Reds" Cerasaro lived and worked their as a bartender. The Roma Cafe appears in the 1964 New Jersey Bell Telephone Directory, but is not listed in the 1966 edition. The Roma Cafe had closed by 1970. "Reds Cersaro and John Meloni had by then opened up a bar called RJ's Lounge at 524 West street. It is unclear at this time if the bar remained open under different management. The Roma Cafe stands boarded up and vacant in November of 2003.

Intersection of South 3rd and Royden Streets as seen from the 300 Block of Royden Street
January 5, 2012
   

300 Block of Royden Street
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307 Royden Street

1923-1927
Thomas Cunningam & Family
Thomas & Ida Lang Cunningham
Ida Cunningham

1920s-1930s
Tony Arbano Family
Joseph Arbano

Photograph Taken January 10, 2005


307 Royden Street

1934 Mrs. Elsie Barnabie

Seattle Daily Times
September 20, 1934

Denny DiRenzo
Jospeh Di Renzo

 

307 & 309 Royden Street

Photograph Taken January 10, 2005

 

307 to 321 Royden Street

March 21, 2005

 

308 Royden Street

Photograph Taken January 5, 2012

 

308 & 310 Royden Street

Photograph Taken January 5, 2012

 

  309 Royden Street

1906

310 Royden Street

1910
James H. McDermott & Family
James H. & Anna McDermott
Bertha McDermott
David McDermott
Catherine McDermott

1930 Census

310 Royden Street

Head of Household....Michael     Laborer  Shipyard

Wife                           Rose

Son                            Tony          Laborer  Gas Co

Daughter                    Mary          Sprayer  Leather

"                                 Nancy        Sorter     Wool

"                                 Anna

"                                 Angeline

Son                            Michael*

 * Note the last entry of a Son .. Michael....this was actually my Mother. Her name is 'Madeline', but her Mother's pronunciation was 'Mickaline' and apparently the census taker misunderstood it as 'Michael' and as a Son.

310
Royden Street

The Tantone/Tantonio
Family

   Also my Godfather, Anthony (Tony) always spelled their name as 'Tantonio', but records of my Grandparents entering the country state the name as 'Tantone'    On my grandparents grave Marker the name is spelled 'Tantone' and next to theirs is my Aunt & Uncle's with the spelling as 'Tantonio'. 

According to my Mother's memory her Father's occupation for a good part of her life was on Farms as a Boss or Foreman.  My Mom and her Sister often had to leave school in the Spring and in the Autumn to work on the Farms picking fruit, et cetera.

The census state my Grandfather's name as 'Michael', but his true name is 'Michele'   My Grandmother's name is stated as 'Rose', but is actually 'Rosaria'.

Anthony Venella, September 2006

310 Royden Street

Photograph Taken January 10, 2005

 

310 Royden Street

Photograph Taken January 10, 2005

310 Royden Street

Photograph Taken January 5, 2012

Photograph: Maria Vittoria d'Alessandro and her daughter Nunziata DiRenzo, 15 KB 311
Royden Street

Left: Maria Vittoria d'Alessandro (1874-1955) with her oldest daughter Nunziata DiRenzo (1897-1983), at 311 Royden Street, Camden, in the 1940s.

VALENTE and DiRENZO
FAMILY HISTORY

RACKET BOOK 'LIBRARY' CAUSES MAN'S ARREST

Joseph Spada, 24, of 312 Royden Street, was arrested on suspicion by Detective Thomas Murphy yester day when Murphy said he found 72 blank numbers racket books in Spada's automobile.

Murphy asked Public Safety Director Kobus for an opinion whether Spada could be held on this evidence for a lottery charge. If he cannot, Murphy said, the man will be released.

312
Royden Street

1938 Joseph Spada

Camden Courier-Post
February 8, 1938

312 Royden Street

Photograph Taken March 18, 2001

 

312 Royden Street

Photograph Taken July 12, 2005

 

312 & 314 Royden Street

Photograph Taken March 18, 2001

312 & 314 Royden Street

Photograph Taken July 12, 2005

 

  313 Royden Street

1906

314 Royden Street

Photograph Taken March 18, 2001

 

314 Royden Street

Photograph Taken July 12, 2005

 

314
Royden Street

1924 George W. Attison
1924
William H. Deitz

George W. Attison was a Camden Fire Fighter in the 1920s and 1930s. His stepson, William Dietz, pictured at left, would rise to the rank of District Chief in the Camden Fire Department, only to die in the line of duty in November of 1962.

315 Royden Street

Photograph Taken July 12, 2005

315 & 317 Royden Street

Photograph Taken July 23, 2004

315 & 317 Royden Street

Photograph Taken July 12, 2005

316
Royden Street

1910-1912
Thomas Cunningam & Family
Thomas & Ida Lang Cunningham

1920s-1930s
Tony Arbano Family
Joseph Arbano

Photograph Taken January 5, 2012


316, 318 & 320
Royden Street

Photograph Taken January 5, 2012

317 Royden Street

Photograph Taken July 12, 2005

In 1920, my grandparents, Salvatore and Catherina Pigliacelli purchased their home at 317 Royden Street.  My grandfather, Salvatore, worked at Snellenberg's Department Store on Market Street between 11th and 12th Street.  They had four children: Joseph, Theresa, Anthony (who was born at 317 Royden Street in 1921) and Frank (who was also born there, in 1923).  Frank is my father.  After his brothers and sisters got married and moved, Frank remained at the house with his parents while he worked at Galsworthy as a wholesale liquor salesman.  In 1952, Salvatore Pigliacelli, my grandfather, died of cancer at 66 years of age.  On February 20, 1954, my father married Louise DePasquale of 3026 North Merrimac Road in the Fairview section of Camden. After their honeymoon in Miami, they moved into 317 Royden Street with my grandmother.  In January, 1955, they had me, then my sister Susan in January, 1957.  We lived right down the street from DiRenzo's Grocery Store.  My Uncle Tony married Denny DiRenzo's neice, Stella Campese in January, 1944,and we are still close to the DiRenzos. 

 In November, 1960, my parents built a custom home in Pennsauken.  The builder was my mother's uncle, Peter Tocco, also from Camden.  My grandmother sold her home at 317 Royden Street and moved with us to Pennsauken in November, 1960. 

Nanci Pigliacelli Sinclair
March 2009

317
Royden Street

1920-1960
Salvatore Pigliacelli & Family
Salvatore & Catherina Picliacelli
Joseph Pigliacelli
Theresa Pigliacelli
Anthony Pigliacelli
Frank Pigliacelli

1954-1960
Frank Pigliacelii Family
Frank & Louise Pigliacelli
Nanci Pigliacelli
Susan Pigliacelli

Please click the
Salvatore Pigliacelli & Family

for more of Nancy's writings about Royden Street and South Camden.

318 Royden Street

Photograph Taken January 5, 2012

 

318 Royden Street

1922 Joseph Rugi

Philadelphia Inquirer
November 20, 1922

319 Royden Street

Photograph Taken July 12, 2005

319 & 321 Royden Street

Photograph Taken July 23, 2004

319 & 321 Royden Street

Photograph Taken July 12, 2005

320 Royden Street

April 1939

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320 Royden Street

Photograph Taken January 5, 2012

 

320 and 322
Royden Street

Photograph Taken October 18, 2001

320 and 322
Royden Street

Photograph Taken February 22, 2004

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2011 GONE

321 Royden Street

Photograph Taken July 12, 2005

322 Royden Street

2004 VACANT

Photograph Taken July 12, 2005

2011 GONE

323 Royden Street

1943-1955
Benjamin Saia & Family
Benjamin & Rita M. Saia

Camden Courier-Post
November 4, 1949

Anthony Paradise
South 4th Street

  323
Royden Street

1955-1968
Tony Vendetti Family
Tony & Gloria Vendetti
James Vendetti
Anthony Vendetti

323, 325, 327 & 329
Royden Street

Photograph Taken January 5, 2012

 

324 Royden Street

2004 Vacant
2011 Vacant

Damaged by Fire - January 5, 2012

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324 & 326 Royden Street

Damaged by Fire - January 5, 2012

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  325 Royden Street
325, 327, 329, 331
Royden Street

March 14, 2004

326 Royden Street

2008 Vacant

Photograph Taken September 2, 2008

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326 Royden Street

Destroyed by Fire January 5, 2012

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327 Royden Street

March 14, 2004

327 & 329 Royden Street

March 14, 2004

  328 Royden Street

2007 Gone

329 Royden Street

March 14, 2004

  330 Royden Street

2007 Gone

331 Royden Street

March 14, 2004

331 Royden Street

Photograph Taken January 5, 2012

 

331 & 333
Royden Street

March 14, 2004

 

331 & 333
Royden Street

March 14, 2004

 

331, 333 & 335
Royden Street

Photograph Taken January 5, 2012

 

331 & 333
Royden Street

March 14, 2004

 

333 Royden Street

March 14, 2004

 

333 Royden Street

Photograph Taken January 5, 2012

 

335 Royden Street

March 14, 2004

 

335 Royden Street

Photograph Taken January 5, 2012

 

335 & 337 Royden Street

March 14, 2004

 

337 Royden Street

Photograph Taken February 19, 2002

337 Royden Street

1898-1899
William Loughlin & Family
William & Mary Loughlin
Thomas Loughlin

Philadelphia Inquirer
January 6, 1899

337, 339 & 341
Royden Street

Photograph Taken February 19, 2002

 

339 Royden Street

Photograph Taken February 19, 2002

 

341 Royden Street

Photograph Taken February 19, 2002

 

343 Royden Street

1906
James McNeal & Family
James & & Mary E. McNeal

Philadelphia Inquirer
December 28, 1906

343 Royden Street

2002 Gone

Photograph Taken July 12, 2005

 

343 & 345 Royden Street

Photograph Taken July 12, 2005

345 Royden Street

Photograph Taken July 12, 2005

2011 Gone

345 Royden Street

Photograph Taken February 19, 2002

2011 Gone


Intersection of South 4th Street and Royden Street
Intersection
of
South 4th Street
&
Royden Street

Camden Courier-Post
March 19, 1932

 

Northwest Corner of South 4th Street & Royden Street - February 1 5, 2002
Northeast Corner of South 4th & Royden Street - January 5, 2012
Intersection of South 4th and Royden Streets as seen from the 300 Block of Royden Street
January 5, 2012
Southeast Corner of South 4th & Royden Street - January 5, 2012
   

SCIAMANNA'S CAFE
also known as Sherman's Cafe
601 South 4th Street - Southwest Corner of South 4th & Royden Street

601 South 4th Street was not listed a s a bar in the 1918-1919 Camden City Directory, however, a Giulio Cinelli was operating a saloon there, as evidenced by the 1920 Census and a 1921 Camden business directory. Giulio Cinelli had left the bar business and moved to Haddon Heights NJ by April of 1930. It is very possible that he was one of the Cinelli's who opened Cinelli's Country House on Haddonfield Road in what was then Delaware Township in 1935. By 1926 Giacinto Sciamanna was running the bar, and the Sciamanna family appears to have remained involved in the establishment into the early 1970s. 601 South 4th Street reappears as a tavern in the 1978 New Jersey Bell Telephone Directory as the Spanish-American Cafe. This listing was continued until 1981. The bar then reappears in the 1983 Directory as Chic's Cafe.

South 4th and Royden Streets became a notorious drug corner in the 1980s. Today the building is vacant and boarded up, and appears to have been vacant for many, many years.

Sciamanna's
Cafe

Looking West down Royden Street from 4th Street

November 9, 2003

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The Sciamanna Girls - July 20, 1941
Standing on Royden Street, just west of 4th Street, looking East
Royden Street at 4th - June 3, 1952
The Wedding of Frank Albanese & Anna Sciamanna

Sign outside the bar in 1952
read Sherman's Cafe


400 Block of Royden Street
  401 Royden Street
407 Royden Street

1910s-1920s
Leonard J. Megee & Family
Leonard J. & Emma Megee
Leonard H. Megee - Harold J. Megee
Evelyn Megee - Beatrice Megee

Thanks so much for picture. My Grandfather died in 1940. My Aunt Em kept house for him, since my Grandmother had died suddenly when my Mother was 16...1929 or 1930. That is why my Mom did not graduate with her class. After he died in 1940, the house must have been sold and children divided up proceeds. Because it was after that my Aunt Em lived first on Pearl Street and then on Broadway in apartments. She never married, and we were the light of each other's lives. I would spend weeks of my summers with her and my Aunt Jo and Uncle Bill in Haddon Heights. Somewhere around Fairview there was an 'Athletic Club' to which my uncle belonged. I have always believed it was a drinking club, but thought they sponsored different sports for boys.

Aunt Em was a seamstress at a factory that made athletic jackets for the Philadelphia teams (and Camden, too I guess). Oddly enough the same company made our sorority jackets for high school.

My Mother and Dad were married July 2, 1938 at St. John's Episcopal Church down on the corner. The reception was in back yard, for which I have all the pictures. 

My Grandmother worked very hard. Baked bread two days a week, and sweets very day. She also allowed the boys to have a monkey and parrot. Why with all her work she allowed THAT, I'll never know. Sorry I never met her. My Mother never really got over her death. 

The house looks big. Although for a family of ten, certainly not by today's standards. And perhaps a good reason people are different.

Susan White Schuff
August 2012

414 Royden Street

1906-1940
Francis P. Pernier & Family
railroad conductor
Francis & Laura Pernier
George Pernier
Emma Pernier
Anna Pernier
Frank Pernier
William Pernier
Harry Pernier
Josephine "Joesie" Pernier
Laura Taylor Pernier

Francis P. Pernier passed away
on September 24, 1940

416 Royden Street

1918
John Holland

417 Royden Street

1941 John Iacovino

Camden Courier-Post
July 26, 1941

 

  419 Royden Street

1922-1926
Hugh Boyle & Family
retired Camden Police Department captain
Hugh & Alice Boyle

419 Royden Street

1949 Francis A. Green

Camden Courier-Post
October 17, 1949

John R. DiMona - Kuen Gustas
John A. Downey - William Stibi Sr.
Fern Street - Haddon Avenue


420 Royden Street

1924-1932
Nicola Lapergola & Family
Nicola & Mary Lapergola
 
William Lapergola

Camden Courier-Post
June 15, 1932

Tony Basile
Clinton Street
Joseph Girgenti
Benson Street
Frank Coratolo
Senate Street
Martha Tomlinson

432 Royden Street

1899
John Stewart & Family
John & Tacy Severns Stewart

Philadelphia Inquirer
May 31, 1899

440 Royden Street

1900-1907
James F. Sharp & Family
Ferrymaster at Kaighns Point Ferry
James F. & Mary Jane "Jennie" Bunting Sharp

Philadelphia Inquirer
December 14, 1906

Assistant Postmaster Robert L. Barber
Charles H. Elfreth
Salvation Army
Julia Simmons
Hyman Denbo
Kaighn's Point Ferry
William Lynch
South 4th Street

Camden Lodge of Elks

 

 


Intersection of West Street and Royden Street
   

Intersection of 400 Block of Royden Street
441 to 462 Royden Street
  441 Royden Street

1910
Joseph C. White & Family
Joseph C. & Sarah White
Alberta White
Edward White

443 Royden Street

1910-1915
Caleb Williams & Family
Caleb & Susan WIlliams
William B. WIlliams

Philadelphia Inquirer
August 25, 1915

Rev. Dr. John Handley - Rev. D.B. Green
Rev. J.H. Townsend - John A. Stockton
James E. Tatem - James E. Hewitt
Ralston Sickler - John Baker
Harry Dease
Broadway Methodist Episcopal Church
St. John's Episcopal Church

Suspended Jail Sentence is Given Operator
Where 17 Were Taken in Raid

Pleading non vult to charge of operating a 'numbers" headquarters raided by the police last July, Dominic Olivette, 28, of 444 Royden street, was fined $100 and given a suspended sentence of six months in criminal court yesterday.

Olivette was arrested by a detail of police led by former Director of Public Safety Charles V. Dickinson and Lieutenant George Frost when they captured 17 men in the Royden street house.

In police court the day following the raid Olivette was fined $100 by Judge Garfield Pancoast on charges of violating Section 422 of the city ordinances prohibiting disorderly persons from congregating in a building.

Olivette paid the fine and was later indicted by the grand jury following an investigation by Prosecutor Clifford A. Baldwin. Judge Shay, in imposing the fine, refused Olivette's plea that he be allowed to pay the sum on installments.

One other man charged with "numbers" writing was fined $100 with the privilege of paying at a $2 weekly rate. He is Herbert Lantry, 35, of 519 Ray Street, arrested by Lieutenant Herbert Anderson November 26. He was held for the grand jury by Judge Pancoast when arraigned in police court.

444 Royden Street

1933 Dominick Oleveto
aka Dominic Olivette

  445 Royden Street

1910
William W. White & Family
Walter White
 WIlliam W. White Jr.
Ola White
James White
Katie White
Elizabeth White
Joseph B. White
Madge White

  447 Royden Street

1910
Harry T. Powell & Family
Harry T. & Mary Powell
Harry L. Powell
Raymond Powell
Walter Powell

1967 Felice Pizzutiello

448 Royden Street

1906
John Holland

449 Royden Street

1915
John Holland

School chums and playmates of little Miss Irene Williams, 451 Royden Street, will be more than delighted to learn that the popular little miss is fast recovering from the effects of injuries she sustained several days ago when struck by a speeding auto on Broadway. The deep lacerations on Miss Irene’s head are rapidly healing and it is quite probable that she will soon be romping about again..

451 Royden Street

1914 Miss Irene Williams

Camden Post-Telegram
December 11, 1914

452 Royden Street

1887-1899
Smith Moore

  452 Royden Street

1893-1895
George Gladney & Family
George & Mary Gladney 
David Gladney
Charles Gladney

452 Royden Street

1910
John Holland

453 Royden Street

1906
George Tabor Quinn

ROYDEN STREET HOME IS DAMAGED BY FIRE

Fire of undetermined origin destroyed a bed and house furnishings at the home of Basilio Masso, 454 Royden Street, Saturday afternoon. 

Children playing in the street saw smoke pouring from a second-story window. As other children ran in to a store on the first floor to notify the owner one boy dashed to Fifth and Royden Streets, where he turned in an alarm. 

454 Royden Street

1933 Basilio Masso

Camden Courier-Post
June 12, 1933

454 Royden Street

1964
Francesco Blasi & Family
Francesco & Elvira Blasi
Ida Blasi Masso
Amelia Blasi Vespa

Camden Courier-Post
November 19, 1964

 

456 Royden Street

1924-1930
John H. Lutts

458 Royden Street

1930
Nathan Pettit

 

462 Royden Street

1915-1923 George Hickman

Philadelphia Inquirer
October 21, 1915

John Brothers - O. Glen Stackhouse
Louis Nelson - Edward V.D. Joline
William Shafer - South 5th Street
Broadway - Pine Street

 

462 Royden Street

1915-1923 George Hickman

Philadelphia Inquirer
August 4, 1923

Joseph Hand - John H. Oehrens
Baird Avenue - West Street

462 Royden Street

1941 Albert Sharp

Camden Courier-Post
July 24, 1941

Jay Daniels
George Roundey
Walter Vecander

 

   

Intersection of South 5th Street and Royden Street
   

500 Block of Royden Street
501 to 532 Royden Street
  501 Royden Street
  503 Royden Street

1933 Leslie Bayne

Camden Courier-Post
June 23, 1933

507 South 4th Street

1930
Tony Bercilo

Camden Courier-Post
William Spragola
Royden Street
Clement Dare
Joseph Guardino

507 Royden Street
509 Royden Street

1922
John K. Voll
Camden Fire Department

511 Royden Street

1920s-1930s George W. Attison
1920s-1930s
William H. Deitz

George W. Attison was a Camden Fire Fighter in the 1920s and 1930s. His stepson, William Dietz, pictured at left, would rise to the rank of District Chief in the Camden Fire Department, only to die in the line of duty in November of 1962.

  517 Royden Street

1878 Benjamin Lytle
1878 Mrs. Mary Lytle

517 Royden Street

1897 Henry Phillips

Philadelphia Inquirer
July 9, 1897

George R. Danenhower

526 Royden Street

1947-1957
Antonio Persiano Family
Antonio & Nancy Persiano
Dominic F. Persiano
Mae Persiano - Carmeal Persiano
Lean Persiano - Josephine Persiano
Jeaanette Persiano - Mario Persiano
Leonard Persiano - Joseph Persiano
Nicholas Persiano - Anthony Persiano Jr.

Camden Courier-Post
December 10, 1957

528 Royden Street

1914
John H. Lutts

Mrs. Mary Little and Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Packer, of Camden, have' returned home from a two weeks' stay in Miami Beach, Florida.

532 Royden Street

1910s-1977
 William Henion & Family
William B. & Anna Henion
Mrs. Mary Henion Little
Mrs. Helen Henion Packer
William Paul Henion
James J. Henion

  532 Royden Street

1930-1971 Giuseppe Tascione

  532 Royden Street

1980 L. Melendez


Intersection of Broadway & Royden Street
Northwest Corner

St. Johns Episcopal Church
1908
St. Johns Episcopal Church
Broadway & Royden Street
St. Johns Episcopal Church 1914

St. John's Parish was incorporated on January 7, 1852, having been in its inception a mission of St. Paul's Parish. In 1853 a lot was secured at the northwest corner of Broadway and Royden Street. The "Floating Chapel of the Redeemer for Seamen of the Port of Philadelphia", moored at the foot of Spruce Street, Philadelphia, was bought, removed from the two canal boats upon which it rested, and drawn across open lots and placed on this site. This building was re-christened as St. John's and was used as a place of worship from September 11, 1853 until Christmas Day of 1870, when it burned down. A new stone building was at once erected, the cornerstone being laid on April 21, 1871, by Bishop Odenheimer. The parish buildings were added in 1884-1885. The Men's Club was opened on May 29, 1893.

Around 1950 St. John's appears to have merged with St. Augustine's Church, which had been locatred at South 9th & Sycamore Streets. It has been known as St. Augustine's to this day.


Intersection of Broadway and Royden Street
Northeast  Corner

Originally built as the Labor Temple, the Camden O.E.O. Community Center
 April 19, 2003
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500 Block of Royden Street
544 Royden Street
  544 Royden Street
aka
601 St. John Street

2011 Gone


Intersection of St. John Street and Royden Street
   

500 Block of Royden Street
545 to 579 Royden Street
545, 547, & 549
Royden Street

As seen from 605 St. John Street

Catherine McGrath is in the foreground

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545, 547, & 549
Royden Street

As seen from 605 St. John Street

Photo Taken July 16, 2011

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545 Royden Street

Camden Courier-Post
March 28, 1932

Richard O'Neill

545 Royden Street

1947
The Little Sweet Shop

Photo Taken July 16, 2011

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545 Royden Street

Photo Taken March 19, 2012

Scheduled for Demolition in March of 2012

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545 Royden Street

Photo Taken March 19, 2012

Scheduled for Demolition in March of 2012

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545 Royden Street

Photo Taken March 19, 2012

Scheduled for Demolition in March of 2012

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  547 Royden Street

1947-1967 A. DiRenzo
1967- trustee Union of Brotherly Love social club

2011 Gone

  549 Royden Street

2011 Gone

551 Royden Street

Photo Taken July 16, 2011

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551 & 553 Royden Street

Photo Taken July 16, 2011

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553 Royden Street

Photo Taken July 16, 2011

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  554 Royden Street

1933 Barney Masso

  555 Royden Street

2011 Gone

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556 Royden Street

1943
Mrs. Elizabeth McCaffery & Family
Albert E. McCaffery

Camden Courier-Post
July 28, 1943

557 Royden Street

Photograph Taken March 19, 2012

 

557, 559 & 561 Royden Street

Photograph Taken March 19, 2012

558 Royden Street

1910-1913
Charles Penrose Barto Sr. & Family
Charles P. & Florence Wolfe Barto
Lillian Barto

Photo from 1910

 

CLARK-McKENNA

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph McKenna of 558 Royden Street, have announced the secret marriage of their daughter, Miss Marie E: McKenna to Virgil R. Clark of Miller, Ga., solemnized in Philadelphia May 26.

558 Royden Street

1920s-1930s Joseeph McKenna

Camden Courier-Post
June 29, 1933

559 Royden Street

Photograph Taken March 19, 2012

1874 George Roth

 

559 & 561 Royden Street

Photograph Taken March 19, 2012

 

561 Royden Street

Photograph Taken March 19, 2012

 

562 Royden Street

1914-1917
Charles Penrose Barto Sr. & Family
Charles P. & Florence Wolfe Barto
Lillian Barto
Charles P. Barto Jr.
John Barto

 

563 Royden Street

Photograph Taken March 19, 2012

 

563 & 565 Royden Street

Photograph Taken March 19, 2012

 

565 Royden Street

Photograph Taken March 19, 2012

 

566 Royden Street

Photograph Taken March 19, 2012

 

566 Royden Street

Photograph Taken March 19, 2012

 

566 & 568 Royden Street

Photograph Taken March 19, 2012

 

566 & 568 Royden Street

Photograph Taken March 19, 2012

 

569 Royden Street

1910
Bernard A. Ahlberg & Family

 

 

571 Royden Street

1889
Martin Frand

Philadelphia Inquirer
July 5, 1889

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575, 577, & 579
Royden Street

July 1940

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575 & 577
Royden Street

July 1940

  577 Royden Street

1874
Lawrence Kelley

577 Royden Street

1890 Lawrence Smith

Philadelphia Inquirer
December 22, 1890

578 Royden Street

1952 Robert G. Chambers

Camden Courier-Post
May 7, 1952

William Marter
Vincent Conley
Schneider's Bakery
Broadway
Benjamin F. Livingston Jr.
South 6th Street

 

 

 

579 Royden Street

July 1940

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Intersection of South 6th Street and Royden Street
   

600 Block of Royden Street
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607 Royden Street

Mach 14, 1912

608 Royden Street

1897
John Fox & Family
Mr. & Mrs. John Fox
Annie May Fox

Philadelphia Inquirer
July 25, 1897

  610 Royden Street
  612 Royden Street
  614 Royden Street

1872-1878
Jacob Roberts & Family
Jacob & Priscilla Roberts
Joseph E. Roberts


Intersection of Roberts Street and Royden Street
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Intersection of Roberts Street and Royden Street as seen from Clinton Street - February 9, 2012
   

600 Block of Royden Street
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  616 Royden Street







617 Royden Street

1970 James J. Nichols

Camden Courier-Post
May 13, 1971

Clarence Shields
E. Allen Nickerson
William Pascoe


















  618 Royden Street

1947-1991 Woody & Eva DiPietro

621 Royden Street

1888 John H. Eastlack Family
John H. & Annie Eastlack
Ralph Eastlack
Walter D. Eastlack

  623 Royden Street

1878
William Bassett

624 Royden Street

1941
Helen M. Redfield

Camden Courier-Post
July 25, 1941

Irene Norwitz
North 10th Street
Margaret Biocco
Morton Street
Agnes R. Brown
South 8th Street
Leah G. Townsend
Pine Street
Margaret P. Carter
Kaighn Avenue
Deborah Schuck
Division Street

  626 Royden Street

1950s-1970
Rocco D. Albano & Family
Rocco D. & Catherine Albano

1980 A. Hawkins

  641 Royden Street

1919-1920
Jesse P. Johnson

  641 Royden Street

1969
F. Martino Jr. & Family
Anthony Martino

642 Royden Street

1912
Nathaniel Sloan

Philadelphia Inquirer
August 2, 1912

Improved Order of Red Men
Patriotic Cons of America
Ninth Ward Republican Club

  646 Royden Street

Thelma Farr
1931

642 Royden Street

1919
Samuel Wishnefsky
grocery

Philadelphia Inquirer
December 14, 1919

 


Intersection of South 7th Street and Royden Street
Southeast Corner
of
South 7th Street
and
Royden Street

April 28, 2009


700 Block of Royden Street
  701
Royden Street
703 Royden Street

1920-1948
William E. WIlkinson & Family
William E. & Viola Wilkinson

Camden Courier-Post
November 18, 1949

702-716
Royden Street

April 24, 2009

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  707 Royden Street

1857 James Shissler

  708 Royden Street

1897-1900
Harry H. Thompson & Family
Harry H. & Georgetta Thompson
Alvin S. Thompson
Lola Thompson

708
Royden Street

Thomas Thornley
1900s-1910s

 

709 Royden Street

1906-1919
Arthur A. Wingate

712
Royden Street

1948
Clifford Carr

Camden Courier-Post
June 2, 1948

Cathedral
of the Immaculate Conception

 

714
Royden Street

1903-1904
Harry C. Saville & Family
Harry C. & Clara E. Saville

Philadelphia Inquirer
December 20, 1903

Benjamin Cattell
Theodore Lambert
William G. Kairer
Hugh Boyle

 

723
Royden Street

1955
F.J. Turse

1955 New Jersey Bell Telephone
Yellow Pages Ad

 


Intersection of Newton Avenue 27th & Royden Street
   

Intersection of South 27th & Royden Street
   

2900 Block of Royden Street
  2900
Royden Street
2901 Royden Street

1947
Edgar R. Ellender Sr.
Captain, Camden Fire Department

  2901 Royden Street

1947 Philip Kauffman

2909 Royden Street

1962
Andrew J. Mayer & Family
Andrew J. & Virginia H. Mayer

Camden Courier-Post
July 18, 1962

Ninth Street Tavern

2924 Royden Street

1950-1971
Harry Mailahn & Family
Harry & Evelyn Winner Mailahn
Harry Mailahn Jr - Sandra Mailahn
Charles Mailahn

   

Intersection of South 30th & Royden Street
   

3000 Block of Royden Street
  3000
Royden Street
   


Looking South
on
Royden Street
from
Garden Avenue

July 7, 2006

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Royden Street
from
Garden Avenue

July 7, 2006

 



307 Royden Street
Camden Courier-Post - September 20, 1934
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