Camden Streets - Vine Street

Streets
of
Camden, NJ

Vine Street

VINE STREET in North Camden is on of Camden's "Tree" streets, a feature most likely copied from Philadelphia. Vine Street at one time ran all the way to the Delaware River, where the Cooper's Point Ferry, also known as the Vine Street Ferry, had its terminal. Heading east, Vine Street, like most of the other streets in North Camden, runs all the way to 10th Street.

Vine Street is where you will find North Camden's Holy Name Church. Also located there in past years were Daly's Cafe, Ann's Tavern, and the Standard Movie Theater, also known as the North Camden Theater.

Interesting people who have lived on Vine Street over the years include John Francis "Pop" Daly, and the brothers Theodore T. and Edward K. Cornelius.

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

Phil Cohen



	The Vine Street Ferry Terminal
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Operated for many years by the Pennsylvania Railroad, the Cooper's Point, or Vine Street Ferry operated between Camden and Philadelphia. The Ferry was able to remain profitable even with competition from three other ferries in Camden, but the opening of the Delaware River Bridge brought a quick end to the service. The last run of the ferry was made on October 31, 1926, only a few months after the opening of the then new bridge. The top photo dates from the 1890s. Charles S. Wolverton was the superintendent of the ferry for many years, retiring when it closed, His son, Charles A. Wolverton, represented Camden in the United States House of Representatives for 32 years

Unit Block of Vine Street
	Foot of Vine Street (601-633 Point Street) 1852-1859 Dock, Ott & DeHaven saw mill, planing mill & lumber yard 1859-1927 Charles Stockham Lumber Company Stockham & Brother until April 1882 John & Charles Stockham 1915 Patriotic Sons of America Program Ad
	Foot of Vine Street 1955 Henry V. Vaughn's Son & Co. Inc. 1955 New Jersey Bell Telephone Yellow Pages Ad
	66 Vine Street Charles S. Wolverton
	76 Vine Street 1929-1930 James E. Parkinson Family James E. & Elizabeth Parkinson Mary Parkinson James Parkinson Sally Parkinson Kitty Parkinson John H. Parkinson Jack H. Parkinson
	78 Vine Street 1951 Raymond Kuntz Camden Courier-Post September 5, 1951 Click on Image to Read the Complete News Article William P. Kuntz Alice Martz Mary Baldwin Harry Kyler Florence Kuntz Nancy Kuntz Charlotte Derocher Ethel Clark Laura Mucci Robert Blake

100 Block of Vine Street
	106 Vine Street 1929 Mike Hallahan oyster house
	118 Vine Street Herbert Bott
	127 Vine Street 1883 Cooper's Point Stove Works Isaac M. Cole 1883 City Directory Ad
	138 Vine Street 1906 James Smokes Philadelphia Inquirer March 1, 1906

200 Block of Vine Street

The 200 Block of Vine Street
mid 1930s
as seen from the south

Roofs of houses on Grant Street at bottom. Large building is the Cassady School on State street. The rear of Daly's Bar and the North Camden Theater are in upper right corner. Vine, and Main Streets are above. 3rd Street at left, 2nd Street at right.

Where a playground now stands at the "point" created by the intersection of Vine & Main Streets, James F. Walton traded as "Walton the Plumber" prior to his death in 1927. He was eventually succeeded by Taggart & Green, plumbers. At 208 Vine, the next building, with doors and signs on both sides, was the Chin Bock Suey Chinese laundry. The photo dates from the early 1940s, when Taggart & Green's office served as Civil Defense station for Air Raid Wardens in the area.

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201 & 203-205 Vine Street
Daly's Cafe
&
The NORTH CAMDEN THEATER
1941

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201 Vine Street
John F. Daly

201 Vine Street

Daly's Cafe

201 & 203-205 Vine Street

1941

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203-205 Vine Street

Camden
Courier-Post

May 1934

203-205 Vine Street

The NORTH CAMDEN THEATER, also known as THE STANDARD, served as a Union Hall in the mid-1970s. In recent years it has been the home of the MT. ZION BAPTIST Church

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203-205 Vine Street

The NORTH CAMDEN THEATER, also known as THE STANDARD, served as a Union Hall in the mid-1970s. In recent years it has been the home of the MT. ZION BAPTIST Church

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207 Vine Street

Ernest J. Kohm & Family

Ernest Kohm was married to Rose Daly, the daughter of John F. Daly. His son Joseph E. Kohm ran Daly's Cafe until the early 1970s.

207 Vine Street

1911 Mrs. Mary Dickinson

Philadelphia Inquirer
February 17, 1911

Frank Lee Dickinson

211 Vine Street

Otto A. Bihn Sr. & Family
Otto A. & Anna Bihn
Otto A. Bihn Jr.
Edward G. Bihn
Frederick H. Bihn
Clara J. Bihn
Annie E. Bihn

Camden Post-Telegram
December 12, 1917

213 Vine Street

February 7, 2004

The present owner follows that old Camden tradition of an immigrant running a business on the first floor and living with his family upstairs, which is a perfect example of what has made America the greatest country on the planet - People + Opportunity + Hard Work = A Great Country!

212 & 210 Vine Street

February 7, 2004

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215 Vine Street

1890s-1900s
Captain John B. Adams & Family
John B. & Phoebe Adams
Clarence Adams

Philadelphia Inquirer
Febraury 18, 1900

216 Vine Street

1916-1954
Melvin Garrison & Family
Melvin & Anna M. Garrison

Camden Courier-Post
January 23, 1954

217 Vine Street

1863-1872
Elias England & Family
builder
Elias & Martha England

The Englands moved to 319 North 2nd Street by 1874. Elias England died in May of 1876. Mrs. England returned to Vine Street.

1878
Mrs. Marth England

217 Vine Street

1899-1900
Thomas Peterson & Family
machinist
Thomas & Jennie Peterson
Thomas Peterson Jr.
architect
Anna Peterson - Nellie Peterson
Winifred Peterson - Emma Peterson

Fred Halricht & Family
Fred & Winifrd Peterson Halright
Anthony Evans & Family
Anthony & Emma Peterson Evans

Philadelphia Inquirer
June 18, 1899

219 Vine Street

Harry Gill Knowles

219-227 Vine Street

February 7, 2004

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220 Vine Street

1872-1900
John T. Hunter & Family
commission merchant
John T. & Sophia Hunter

226 Vine Street

Dr. William H. Ireland

Dr. Ireland was active here in 1890

Photograph Taken December 28, 2011

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227 Vine Street

1946-1961
Abraham Kern & Family
Camden Fire Department
Abraham & Carrie May Stratton Kern

Camden Courier-Post
February 21, 1961

Looking Southwest from the corner of 3rd & Vine in the aftermath of the Cyclone of April 1885

Intersection of North 3rd Street & Vine Street Click on Images to Enlarge


Southwest Corner of North 3rd Street & Vine Street - December 28, 2011

Northwest Corner of North 3rd Street & Vine Street - December 28, 2011

Northeast Corner of North 3rd Street & Vine Street - 2013

300 Block of Vine Street Click on Images to Enlarge
	294 to 306 Vine Street Built in 1910 by Lorigan & Hurley William H. Lorigan & William Leonard Hurley
	294 Vine Street 1910
	296 Vine Street 1910
	298 Vine Street 1910
	298 Vine Street Santana Oil Company 1991 Fire Watch Magazine Advertisement
	298, 300, & 302 Vine Street Photograph Taken December 28, 2011 Click on Image to Enlarge
	300 Vine Street 1910
	301 Vine Street Photograph Taken December 28, 2011
	301 Vine Street 1921-1957 Edward Hallahan Sr. & Family Edward & Margaret Hallahan Edward Hallahan Jr. Marie Hallahan Schaeffer Camden Courier-Post January 3, 1957
	301 Vine Street 1921-1957 Edward Hallahan Sr. & Family Edward & Margaret Hallahan Edward Hallahan Jr. Marie Hallahan Schaeffer Camden Courier-Post February 5, 1957
	301 Vine Street Photograph Taken December 28, 2011
	302 Vine Street 1910
	302, 304 & 306 Vine Street Photograph Taken December 28, 2011
	303 Vine Street 1901-1942 Adrian Bateman & Family Camden Police Department Adrian & Hannah Bateman Walter Bateman Photograph Taken December 28, 2011
	304 Vine Street 1910
	305 Vine Street Photograph Taken December 28, 2011
	305 & 307 Vine Street Photograph Taken December 28, 2011
	306 Vine Street 1910
	307 Vine Street Photograph Taken December 28, 2011
	307 Vine Street 1899 Rebecca C. Quicksell Philadelphia Inquirer May 6, 1899
	308 Vine Street 1897-1921 Thomas McCowan 2011 Gone
	308 & 310 Vine Street Photograph Taken December 28, 2011
	310 Vine Street 2011 Gone
	311 Vine Street 1955 Leonard Krause Camden Courier-Post October 4, 1955 Samuel Roork Elm Street Walter Szalanski
	311 Vine Street 2011 Gone
	312 Vine Street Photograph Taken December 28, 2011
	312 & 314 Vine Street Photograph Taken December 28, 2011
	313 Vine Street 2011 Gone
	314 Vine Street Photograph Taken December 28, 2011
	314 Vine Street 1896-1905 Thomas A. Walton & Family Thomas & Caroline Walton James F. Walton Florence Walton Thomas Walton William Walton Philadelphia Inquirer February 12, 1905 Rev. Kittridge Wheeler Rev. C.K. Binder - John Stowe Rudolph Preisendanz George Kappel Powell Steele - O. Glen Stackhouse
	314 Vine Street 1910-1927 James F. Walton
	314 Vine Street 1929 Christian Feldmann
Open Letter to Congressmen Concerning Ludlow Bill To the Editor: Sir-Following is an open letter to the representatives of the United States in Congress. Dear Mr. Representatives.: Do you, Mr. Representative, recognize that supreme sense of duty is ultimately a worshipped reserve, obvious to all the American people and that through their choosing they bestow upon your honor a reasonable obligation? In-so-far as the 72 percent petition to debate the Ludlow Bill upon the floor, is it not but the voters prerogative to feel, disappointed visioning a depleted political defense? The American opinion goes begging for action as they might feel another “Panay" coming on. Hoping the Ludlow Bill comes through the American way. J. ENGELKE 314 Vine Street	314 Vine Street 1938 J. Engelke Camden Courier-Post February 4, 1938
	314 Vine Street 1947 Reka Ruzjaun 1947 Elmer VanStand 1947 Mrs. Gertrude Schultz 1947 Mrs. Doris E. VanSciver
	315 Vine Street 2011 Gone
	316 Vine Street Photograph Taken December 28, 2011
	316 Vine Street 1884 Charles B. "Barney" Harvey
	316 Vine Street 1906 William E. Albert & Family William E. & Louise Albert Louise Albert Captain, Camden Police Department
	316 & 318 Vine Street Photograph Taken December 28, 2011
	317 Vine Street 1919-1920 Walter D. Eastlack 2011 Gone
	318 Vine Street Photograph Taken December 28, 2011
	320 Vine Street 1890-1933 Camden Fire Department Engine Company 4 Photograph Taken December 28, 2011
Commend Colored Worker To the Editor: Recently I had occasion to visit the relief office, at 320 Vine street. While transacting my business there I was interviewed by a colored employee. In my 51 years I have never come in contact with a more courteous and obliging person. She had you feel that though you are down and out, there is still a chance a way out. She sets a fine example for others, a credit to her race and especially to the relief administration. DISABLED WAR VETERAN	322 Vine Street Camden Courier-Post July 4, 1941
	322 Vine Street 1872 Benjamin Franklin Philadelphia Public Ledger September 27, 1872
	323 Vine Street 1920-1969 John F. Ellis & Family John F. & Frances Ellis John was a Woodwork teacher at Hatch Junior High from the early 20's until about 1942/3. In 1943 he began to be listed in the city directories as the Vice-president of 'Industrial Provident and Loan Association" Photograph Taken December 28, 2011
	324 Vine Street Charles B. & Augusta Oler Family 1900s-late 1940s
	324-326 Vine Street Photograph Taken December 28, 2011
	325 Vine Street 1900-1930s Peter Cook & Family Peter & Mary Cook Charles Cook
	325 Vine Street 1900-1930s Charles Cook & Family Charles & Sarah Cook Charles K. Cook
CHARLES COOK, SR. The funeral of Charles Cook. Sr. who died Saturday, will be held at 2 p. m., Wednesday, at his late home, 325 Vine Street. Mr. Cook was a member of Camden Lodge No. 15, F. and A. M., and Rescue Council No. 15, Fraternal Patriotic Americans. He is survived by his wife, Sarah. Burial will be private in Harleigh Cemetery.	325 Vine Street 1900-1933 Charles Cook Camden Courier-Post June 12, 1933
	325 Vine Street 2011 Gone
	326 Vine Street (324-326 Vine Street) Charles B. Oler Ice & Coal (later, Fuel Oil & Coal) Camden Courier-Post October 30, 1931 1910s-1970s Moved to Maple Shade after 1971
HOSPITAL CASES WEST JERSEY James Foster, 2, 757 Division St., laceration of head. Ralph Williams, 28, 413 North 29th St., laceration of knee. Lillian Smith. 17, 1093 Trent road, abrasion of eye. Elwood Brisco, 31, 1133 South 2nd St., laceration of leg COOPER Dorothy Gorman, 2, 507 Division St., contusion and sprain of shoulder. Richard Clark, 17, 327 Vine street, dog bite of leg James Kenney, 3, 718 Carman St., laceration of scalp, Frank Caratole, 12, 210 Senate St., splinter in finger. James Moy, 14, 641 Line St., fractured wrist abrasion of knee and hand. Ernest Vincent, 14, 534 South 2nd St., puncture wound of knee. Ralph Sprinrer, 7, 509 Ferry Ave., laceration of scalp Clement Jones, 4, 1013 Lawrence St., laceration of chin Thomas Wright, 7, 319 Grant St., fractured shoulder. Hilda Fitzgerald. 28, 311 North 3rd St., laceration of hand. John Schulz, 52, 228 North 7th St., chest injuries.	327 Vine Street 1938 Richard Clark Camden Courier-Post February 14, 1938
	327 Vine Street 2011 Gone
	328 Vine Street Photograph Taken December 28, 2011 1899 Peter Cook & Family Peter & Mary Cook Charles Cook
	329 Vine Street 1897 James E. Finley & Family James E. & Mary E. Finley Mary E. Finley Philadelphia Inquirer July 22, 1897 2011 Gone

	331 Vine Street Photograph Taken December 28, 2011
	331 & 333 Vine Street Photograph Taken December 28, 2011
	333 Vine Street Photograph Taken December 28, 2011
	333 Vine Street 1972 Rhoda Hall Camden Courier-Post March 24, 1970 Ira Hall - Albert Jones
	333 Vine Street 1972 Ruth L. Pinkett Camden Courier-Post January 25, 1972
	334 Vine Street 1898 Walter W. Browning
THREE WIN DIVORCES ON STORIES IN COURT 2 Wives and a Husband Find . Complaints Unanswered; Elopement Annulled Three divorces and an annulment were recommended yesterday by Advisory Master Erickson in Camden Chancery Court. Mrs. Margaret Sheldon, 25, of 210 Ritchie Avenue, West Collingswood, testified her husband mixed a bad temper with drinking and as a result beat her from July, 1931, to March, 1936; when she left him. The husband, Stanley, now lives at 334 Vine Street. Philip J. Marron, 620 Norway Avenue, Trenton, a traveling salesman, said his wife started an argument over his business trips that lasted three years. Mrs. Georgiana Marron resides at 933 Fern Street, Camden. Marron received custody of their four children. Mrs. Betty Kushner, 28, of 1164 Empire Avenue, testified that her husband, Harry, 32, of Seventh and Thompson street, Philadelphia, deserted her four years after their marriage. Mrs. Sheldon, Marron and Mrs. Kushner all won advisory divorce decrees. An annulment was recommended for Emma Coneen, 23, of 6 Cove road, Merchantville, who eloped with Francis J., 3516 North Twenty-third street, Philadelphia, to Media in October, 1932. They never lived together as man and wife.	334 Vine Street 1938 Stanley Sheldon Camden Courier-Post February 9, 1938

400 Block of Vine Street Click on Images to Enlarge
	Vine West of 5th Street Cyclone of April 2, 1912 Click on Image to Enlarge
	Store and Dwellings Southwest Corner 4th & Vine Street "damaged by Wind Storm" April 2, 1912 Click on Image to Enlarge
	Dwellings Vine Street above 4th "damaged by Wind Storm" April 2, 1912 Click on Image to Enlarge
	Dwellings Vine Street above 4th "damaged by Wind Storm" April 2, 1912 Click on Image to Enlarge
MRS. SELINA TAYLOR, 92, DIES; RELATIVES SOUGHT Mrs. Selina Taylor, 92, was found dead in a bed room yesterday on the, second floor of 406 Vine street, by William Pedrick. Mrs., Taylor had been living with the Pedrick family for the past four years. Coroner Charles T, Murray issued a certificate of death due to a heart condition. Detective William Marter, investigating Mrs. Taylor's death, said he is seeking two nieces, reported to be residents of South Camden. Marter said he did not know their names. Funeral services will be held at 11 a. m. tomorrow at the funeral home of Joseph H. Murray and Son, 408 Cooper street.	406 Vine Street 1938 William Pedrick & Family MWilliam & Dorothy Pedrick James Pedrick Raymond Pedrick Edward Pedrick Roberta Pedrick Mrs. Selena Taylor Camden Courier-Post February 18, 1938 Charles T. Murray Joseph Murray William Marter
	406 Vine Street 1947 Rudolph Anders
	410 Vine Street 1940 George Smith & Family George & Ethel Smith
	412 Vine Street 1920s - 1943 Howard Hutchinson
	412 Vine Street 1900s - July, 1937 Harry C. Armstrong
	415 Vine Street Private First Class Edward E. Benson
	416 Vine Street 1908-1910 Eugene Crosby & Family Eugene & Lydia Cross Crosby Philadelphia Inquirer May 15, 1910
	417 Vine Street Mrs. Bertha Carlin & Family
	417 Vine Street Philip John Carlin aka "Johnny Toomey"
	418 Vine Street 1900s-1910s The Moritz Family Sergeant Max F. Moritz
	420 Vine Street 1898 Frank H. Dafler & Family Frank H. & Julia Becker Dafler Philadelphia Inquirer September 3, 1898
	420 Vine Street 1930 Joseph H. Covert Joseph H. & Lydia Covert James Covert
	424 Vine Street 1883-1903 Louis C. Coates & Family music teacher Louis & Sarah Coates
	427 Vine Street 1930 Vacant 1942 Frank Luggi Sr. & Family Frank & Rose Luggi Elda Luggi Frank Luggi Jr.
	428 Vine Street Felipe Nogueras Colon Camden Courier-Post November 6, 1973 Daly's Cafe
	429 Vine Street 1929 George Smith & Family George & Ethel Smith 1930 Vacant
	431 Vine Street 1930 Dr. Joseph E. Nowrey Jr. & Family Dr. Joseph E. & Novella A. Nowrey Jr. Joseph E. Nowrey III

Intersection of Vine Street & North 5th Street
	Northeast Corner Holy Name Roman Catholic Church

500 Block of Vine Street
	501 Vine Street Holy Name Roman Catholic Church
	510 Vine Street Samuel Dodd
	518 Vine Street 1880 Josiah Boulton & Family Josiah & Amanda Chew Boulton Charles Boulton Gilbert Boulton Edgar Boulton Ida Boulton Hannah Chew Ida Chew Left: Edgar Boulton
	520 Vine Street 1956 Charlotte Scmitz Camden Courier-Post February 3, 1956
	522 Vine Street 1882 Josiah Boulton & Family Josiah & Amanda Chew Boulton Charles Boulton Gilbert Boulton Edgar Boulton Ida Boulton Hannah Chew Ida Chew
	523 Vine Street March 1940 Click on Images to Enlarge

	524 Vine Street 1896 Richard Clark Camden Post-Telegram March 25, 1896
	526 Vine Street 1898 Mrs. Victor Kline Philadelphia Inquirer December 22, 1898 William Ilgenfritz - Jacob N. Wise Charles Gordon - Charles E. Wilson Bessie Hughes - Mrs. Marshall Cooper B. Hatch John Foster Harry C. Kramer J. WIllard Morgan Charles Baron - George Cooper Harry Miller George Anderson Edward Hartmann James Ware Joseph Nowrey Mickle Street Delaware Avenue - Market Street South 9th Street - Ferry Avenue Vine Street - Front Street Arch Street
	533 Vine Street 1918 John S. Anderson
	539 Vine Street 1931-1949 William Bertram Rogers & Family William B. & Alice M. Rogers Mildred Rogers - William H. Rogers Camden Courier-Post June 13, 1932 J. Frank Tydeman - Cooper Street
	539 Vine Street 1931-1949 William Bertram Rogers & Family William B. & Alice M. Rogers Mildred Rogers - William H. Rogers Camden Courier-Post May 1, 1949 Vincent Tydeman Frank Tydeman Herbert Tydeman
	540 Vine Street 1912 Samuel J.T. French & Family Samuel J.T. & Alma French Nelson French - Samuel J.T. French Jr. Lillian French - Richard French Philadelphia inquirer February 17, 1912
	545 Vine Street Thomas Murphy
	546 Vine Street 1969 Charles R. George Sr. & Family Charles R. & Adella George Charles George Jr. Mrs. Dorothy George Evans Mrs Julia George Bytheway Mrs. Kathryn George Yerkes Mrs. Laura George Hardman Camden Courier-Post July 21, 1969

Intersection of Vine Street & North 6th Street

Northeast Corner
of
North 6th & Vine Street
After the
Cyclone of April 2, 1912

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600 Block of Vine Street
	600 Vine Street Ann's Tavern
	Northeast Corner of North 6th & Vine Street After the Cyclone of April 2, 1912 Click on Image for Enlarged View
	Vine Street west of North 7th Street Click on Image for Enlarged View
	608 Vine Street 1897 Joseph B. Tees Walter Blair - Charles Blair Charles Curliss William Dolan William Meser - Philip Schmitz Click on Image for Complete Article
	613 Vine Street 1896-1916 John H. Reed & Family John H. & Martha Reed Thomas S. Reed
	615 Vine Street 1906 Harry H. Hamel & Family barber Philadelphia Inquirer December 12, 1906
	616 Vine Street 1900s-1920s William H. Cox & Family William H. & Ella Cox Alvah Cox Russell Cox Bonita Cox John Cox (father) 1910 William Cox (uncle)
	621 Vine Street 1940-1941 Mrs. Jeanette C. Norcross Camden Courier-Post March 12, 1941 Frank S. Norcross State Street Methodist Episcopal Church
	623 Vine Street 1900s-1920s Daniel J. Grimes Sr. fire fighter
	626 Vine Street 1910 George H. Morgan
	632 Vine Street 1944 Earl McKinley Keller Camden Courier-Post June 10, 1944 Bartholomew Sheehan Margaret Henry Cherry Street
	646 Vine Street The Northeast School
	648 Vine Street 1912 Otto Shapiro Damaged By April 2, 1912 Cyclone
	655 Vine Street Seaman First Class John E. Gaylord

700 Block of Vine Street
	701-721 Vine Street William J. Sewell School
	712 Vine Street 2006 Photograph
	714 Vine Street
	716 Vine Street
	718 Vine Street 1941 Amory J. Woodson & Family Amory J. & Edie Woodson Camden Courier-Post July 25, 1941 Charles H. Murray & Son Cooper Street State Street Methodist Episcopa Church
	720 Vine Street
	722 Vine Street
	723 Vine Street
Miss Bernice Reihman. of 724 Vine Street, will entertain this evening for the members of her Tau Lambda. Nu Club.	724 Vine Street 1933-1947 Frank L. Reihman Bernice Reihman Camden Courier-Post June 22, 1933
	725 Vine Street
	726 Vine Street
	727 Vine Street
	728 Vine Street Photo from about 1928 Click on Image to Enlarge
	729 Vine Street
	730 Vine Street 1903-1905 Frank Obenhaus & Family Frank & Catherine Obenhaus Franklin Obenhaus Daniel Obenhaus - Catherine Obenhaus Isabel Obenhaus - Thelma Obenhaus
	731 Vine Street
	732 Vine Street
	733 Vine Street
	734 Vine Street
CAMDEN INCORPORATIONS North Camden Young Republican Association: principal office, 940 Linden Street; agent. Sidney Liss. Objects: To advance true principles of good government, to inspire the welfare of the individual members, to promote the spirit of democracy throughout its members, to create a stronger interest among its members toward the Republican party, to create a feeling of sociability and friendship among the members, and to encourage social intercourse among the Republicans of North Camden. Trustees: Sidney Liss, 940 Linden Street; William Kirk, 734 Vine Street; Joseph V. Anderson, 532 Rex Place; Frank Nelson Jr. 921 Vine Street; Wilfred Fournier, 424 Bailey Street; Oliver Gutherie, 935 Fern Street; Charles Johnson; 536 Rex Place.	734 Vine Street 1938 William Kirk Camden Couroer-Post February 2, 1938
	736 Vine Street 1947 William J. Brown barber

800 Block of Vine Street

Southwest Corner
North 7th & Vine Streets

On the SW corner of 8th and Vine Street, was another drugstore, complete with soda fountain. It was the old typical green metal exterior
with the big Coca-Cola circle emblems. I used to get my candy there.

Warren Ash Jr.
March 2014

811 Vine Street

1930
Mrs. Margaret Burns & Family
Leo P. Burns
Terrence F. Burns
Edward A. Burns
Elinor Burns

1930
Mrs. Gertrude Murray & Family
Doris Murray
Charles Murray

Camden Courier-Post
June 4, 1930

825 Vine Street

1920s-1940s Charles P. Schaffer

Engaged

Engagement Revealed
Of Miss Sangtinette

Mrs. Anna Sangtinette, of 825 Vine Street, entertained at her home last evening to announce the engagement of her daughter, Miss Helen Anna Sangtinette, to John Aloysius McDermott, of Audubon. Both are graduates of Camden Catholic High School.

Guests included, Miss Marie Mc Hugh, Miss Gertrude Maloney, Miss Irene Miller, Mrs. Joseph Snyder, Miss Kathryn Stinson, and Mrs, Albert Heller, of

Camden; Mrs. Clarence Campbell, of Upper Darby, Pa.; Miss Ada Miller, of Merchantville, Miss Jeanne Taylor, of Woodlynne; Miss Alice McDermott and Mrs. John McDermott, of Audubon.

No date has been set for the wedding.

825 Vine Street

1920s-1960s Anna Sangtinette
1920s-1930s Helen Sangtinette

827 Vine Street

1930 Walter W.E. Friedrichs

829 Vine Street

1909 John W. Cotner
1909 Calvin W. Snipe

Philadelphia Inquirer
June 15, 1909

Charles A. Wolverton
North Front Street
John W. Cotner
Vine Street
Calvin E. Snipe

900 Block of Vine Street
3 YOUTHS JAILED Three youths charged with the larceny of 60 pounds of copper from a building at the Highland Worsted Company, Ninth and State streets, were given suspended six-month sentences yesterday by Police Judge Mariano. They are Vincent St. John, 18, of 843 Grant street; Charles Schwartz, 16, of 638 York street, and Edward Sweitanski, 16, of 911 Vine street.	911 Vine Street 1938 Edward Sweitanski Camden Courier-Post February 12, 1938
	911 Vine Street 2012 Vacant Damaged by fire on June 11, 2012
	911, 913 & 915 Vine Street Photo from 2012
	914 Vine Street Chief Motor Machinist's Mate Theodore T. Cornelius & Second Lieutenant Edward K. Cornelius Edward & Theodore Cornelius lived with their parents, Theodore R. & Elizabeth Cornelius, at this house in North Camden. Click on Image for Enlarged View
	914 Vine Street Second Lieutenant Edward K. Cornelius
	914 Vine Street Chief Motor Machinist's Mate Theodore T. Cornelius
	915 Vine Street 1917 Laurence Sherman Adams
	918 Vine Street 1939 George Selah Camden Courier-Post November 21, 1939 Harry Lipp William Getner Gertrude Getner Harry Leonard
CAMDEN INCORPORATIONS North Camden Young Republican Association: principal office, 940 Linden Street; agent. Sidney Liss. Objects: To advance true principles of good government, to inspire the welfare of the individual members, to promote the spirit of democracy throughout its members, to create a stronger interest among its members toward the Republican party, to create a feeling of sociability and friendship among the members, and to encourage social intercourse among the Republicans of North Camden. Trustees: Sidney Liss, 940 Linden Street; William Kirk, 734 Vine Street; Joseph V. Anderson, 532 Rex Place; Frank Nelson Jr. 921 Vine Street; Wilfred Fournier, 424 Bailey Street; Oliver Gutherie, 935 Fern Street; Charles Johnson; 536 Rex Place.	921 Vine Street 1938 Frank Nelson Jr. Camden Courier-Post February 2, 1938
	921 Vine Street 1912 Frank Kears Damaged By April 2, 1912 Cyclone
	921 Vine Street Second Lieutenant Harry S. Ellis
Girven H. Culley Weds Esther Mabel De Wald Mr. and Mrs. Charles DeWald, of, Syracuse, N. Y., announce the marriage of their daughter, Miss Esther Mabel DeWald, and Girven H. Culley, son of Mr. and Mrs. James Culley, of 923 Vine street, this city. The wedding took place on Saturday, February 12 at 3:30 o'clock, in the First Ward Presbyterian Church, Syracuse, the Rev. Walter Vail Watson, pastor of the church, officiating. Following a reception at the home of the bride, the couple left for a wedding trip to New York City and Washington, D. C. On their return they will make their home at 827 State street.	923 Vine Street 1938 James Culley & Family Camden Courier-Post February 15, 1938

900 Block of Vine Street The February 27th, 2007 Fire
	On February 27, 2007 at 1:56 PM, five houses on the north side of Vine Street were destroyed by fire. The addresses were 933, 935, 937, 939, and 941 Vine Street. Engine Company 3 was first on the scene. Engine Company 8 provided assistance. Engine 8's apparatus can be seen in picture on left, third from the top, parked at the corner of North 10th and State Streets. Phillyfirenews.com reports the incident as such: Car 3 on location five 2 story row homes heavy fire and smoke with exposure problems on "B" and "D" sides. Requested 3rd alarm upon arrival using all hands. Numerous mutual aid companies special called from surrounding area. Camden County Task Force assigned to stage at Collingswood Fire House to cover the Northern end of the County. Click on Image for Enlarged View


	Smoke pours through door of 935 Vine Street
	Smoke obscures the view of 935, 937, & 939 Vine Street Ladder is set up on porch of 933 Vine Street
	Smoke obscures the view of 937 Vine Street
	Fire Fighters on the roof of 933 Vine Street
	Fire Fighters on the roof of 931, 933, 935, & 937 Vine Street
Fire Fighters on porch of 935 Vine Street
Fire Fighters on porch rooF of 931 and 933 Vine Street 931 Vine Street was saved due to efforts of Camden Fire Department
Fire Fighters on roof of 939 Vine Street