Streets
of
Camden, NJ

Lansdowne Avenue


LANSDOWNE AVENUE was laid out when Parkside was developed, running from Haddon Avenue in a northerly direction to Ormond Avenue. During the 1910s Lemon Street, which ran from Haddon Avenue opposite Lansdowne to South 3rd Street, was renamed Lansdowne Avenue as well. Lansdowne Avenue is interrupted in two places by railroad tracks and in more recent times by the exansion of West Jersey Hospital.

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

 Phil Cohen



Intersection of South 3rd Street & Lansdowne Avenue
  Northwest
Corner

300 block of Lansdowne Avenue
315-317 Lansdowne Avenue

1916-1929
George Hill & Family
Camden Police Department
George & Mary Ellen Taylor Hill
Susan Hill Wilson
George J. Hill
Ellen Hill

  317 Lansdowne Avenue

1947 David R. Scott
1962 Gone 

  321 Lansdowne Avenue

1947 George Brown

327 Lansdowne Avenue

1933 Vacant

Camden Courier-Post
February 21, 1933

  335 Lansdowne Avenue

1947 James Wallace 

  336 Lansdowne Avenue

1947 George Thomas

COURT FREES GIRL WHO DRANK POISON

Pleading guilty to attempting to end her life by drinking poison, Sarah Turner, 17, of 338 Lansdowne Avenue, was given suspended sentence by Police Judge Pancoast yesterday.

The girl was arrested after she was treated at Cooper Hospital. She told Detective Ben Simon she drank the poison because she was jealous of her sister. William Harrity, 24, of 409 Senate Street, Sarah's sweetheart, was held as a material witness but was released today when he said he knew nothing of the quarrel between the sisters.

338 Lansdowne Avenue

1931 Sarah Turner

Camden Courier-Post
October 13, 1931

 

  338 Lansdowne Avenue

1947 Charles Carr & Family
1954 Alvin Gibbs

  343 Lansdowne Avenue

1947 Samuel Baxter

6 Children Saved From Home Blaze

Six children were led to safety Wednesday night when a fire raged through their South Camden home, virtually destroying four rooms of a two-story frame dwelling.

The fire in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Carr, 347 Lansdowne Avenue, was discovered while the mother was visiting relatives at 338 Lansdowne Avenue.

Alvin Gibbs, of 338 Lansdowne Avenue, a brother-in-law of Mrs. Carr, saw the side of the Carr house afire, ran in and herded the children into the street.

The children are Doris, 16; Josephine, 13; Joseph Jr., 10; Barbara, 6; Betty, 5 and Antoinette, 4. The three younger girls were in bed and were roused and fled the burning structure. The fire damaged two second floor bedrooms and the dining room and kitchen on the first floor.

District Chief Edgar Ellender said the fire was caused by a defective chimney.

347 Lansdowne Avenue

1954
Joseph Carr & Family

Camden Courier-Post
November 4, 1954 

   
   

Intersection of South 4th Street & Lansdowne Avenue
   

400 block of Lansdowne Avenue
  413 Lansdowne Avenue

1947 

414 Lansdowne Avenue

1947

Photograph Taken March 16, 2012

414 & 416 Lansdowne Avenue

Photograph Taken March 16, 2012

  415 Lansdowne Avenue

1947 

416 Lansdowne Avenue

1947

Photograph Taken March 16, 2012

  417 Lansdowne Avenue

1947 

418 Lansdowne Avenue

1947

Photograph Taken March 16, 2012

418 & 420 Lansdowne Avenue

1947

Photograph Taken March 16, 2012

  419 Lansdowne Avenue

1932 William Maley

420 Lansdowne Avenue

1932 Lee Jones

Photograph Taken March 16, 2012

421 Lansdowne Avenue

Photograph Taken March 16, 2012

421, 423 & 425
Lansdowne Avenue

Photograph Taken March 16, 2012

422 Lansdowne Avenue

Photograph Taken March 16, 2012

422 Lansdowne Avenue

1932 Marcel Casamil 

Camden Courier-Post
June 6, 1932

 

422 & 424 Lansdowne Avenue

 Photograph Taken March 16, 2012

423 Lansdowne Avenue

1936 Otto Mason
walkathon

Photograph Taken March 16, 2012

424 Lansdowne Avenue

1947

Photograph Taken March 16, 2012

425 Lansdowne Avenue

Photograph Taken March 16, 2012

427 Lansdowne Avenue

1930
William "Big Bill" Wierman & Family
William & Adelaide Wierman
Samuel Wierman
Caroline Wierman
William Wierman Jr.

Camden Courier-Post
May 5, 1930

  427 Lansdowne Avenue


430 Lansdowne Avenue

1920s-1941
George Hill & Family
Camden Police Department
George & Mary Ellen Taylor Hill
George J. Hill
Ellen Hill

Camden Courier-Post
July 29, 1941
&
July 30, 1941
&
July 31, 1941

433 Lansdowne Avenue

1933-1955
Adkins Freight Lines

1955 New jersey Bell Telephone
Yellow Pages Ad

436 Lansdowne Avenue

Photograph Taken March 16, 2012

438-440 Lansdowne Avenue

Photograph Taken March 16, 2012

451-455 Lansdowne Avenue

1925-1929
Broadway Modern Baths, Inc.
Leon Yubas, President
Samuel Weiss, Vice-President
Myer Bornstein, Treasurer

451-455 Lansdowne Avenue

1933-1940
Camden Baths, Inc.
Joseph Gordon

Joseph & Esther Gordon
lived n premises

Camden Courier-Post
June 2, 1933

451-455 Lansdowne Avenue

1943 ILGWU Educational Center

1947 Labor Temple

1956
Retail Clerks International
Protective Association Local 1360

1969 Mount Olivet Academy
2012 Holy Spirit Cathedral

Photograph Taken March 16, 2012

451-455 Lansdowne Avenue

2012 Holy Spirit Cathedral

Photograph Taken March 16, 2012

451-455 Lansdowne Avenue

2012 Holy Spirit Cathedral

Photograph Taken March 16, 2012

 

457 Lansdowne Avenue

1947

Photograph Taken March 16, 2012

  459 Lansdowne Avenue

1947
2011 Gone

  461 Lansdowne Avenue

1947
2011 Gone

   

Intersection of Broadway
   

Intersection of South 6th Street
   

Intersection of Railroad Avenue
   

Intersection of South 8th Street
   

800 block of Lansdowne Avenue
814 Lansdowne Avenue

1961
Clarkey's Auto Body
Veterans Boxing Association Ring No. 6
1961 Banquet Program Ad


Intersection of South 9th Street
   

900 block of Lansdowne Avenue
906 Lansdowne Avenue

1947 Lansdowne Bottle Exchange

Photograph from August 20089

  922 Lansdowne Avenue

1947 

  924 Lansdowne Avenue

1947 

926 Lansdowne Avenue

1972
Mrs. Helen M. Markiewicz & Family
Barbara Markiewicz

Camden Courier-Post
June 26, 1972

Adolph Zubrzycki

  933 Lansdowne Avenue

1947 

  935 Lansdowne Avenue

1947 

  936 Lansdowne Avenue

1947 

  937 Lansdowne Avenue

1947 

  938 Lansdowne Avenue

1947 

  946 Lansdowne Avenue

1947 

  948 Lansdowne Avenue

1947 



Intersection of South 10th Street & Lansdowne Avenue

1000 block of Lansdowne Avenue
  1009 Lansdowne Avenue

1947 

  1011 Lansdowne Avenue

1947 

  1013 Lansdowne Avenue

1947 

  1014 Lansdowne Avenue

1947 

  1015 Lansdowne Avenue

1947 

  1016 Lansdowne Avenue

1947 

1017 Lansdowne Avenue

1953
Mrs. Catherine Brudzinski Hill & Family
Chester Brudzinski

Camden Courier-Post
November 6, 1953

  1018 Lansdowne Avenue

1947 

  1020 Lansdowne Avenue

1947 

  1022 Lansdowne Avenue

1947 


Intersection of Mt. Ephraim Avenue & Lansdowne Avenue
   

1100 block of Lansdowne Avenue
  1128 Lansdowne Avenue

1947 

1130 Lansdowne Avenue

1947 John R. White

1132 Lansdowne Avenue

1909
Miss Mortor

Camden Daily Courier
January 29, 1909

 

   
Burns Mail in Letter Box

On confessing to have set fire to the contents of a letter box at Louis and Everett streets, Frank Thompson, 15 years old, of 1140 Lansdowne Avenue, was yesterday committed to jail by United States Commissioner Joline in Camden. To Detective Brothers Thompson said that on Sunday night he ignited a match and then dropped it into the mail box "just for fun". It consumed about a dozen letters.

1140 Lansdowne Avenue

1916 Frank Thompson

Philadelphia Inquirer
October 27, 1916

John Brothers

1140 Lansdowne Avenue

1965
Felix Paprzycki Sr. & Family
Felix & Catherine Paprzycki
John Paprzycki
Bruno Paprzycki
Felix Paprzycki Jr.
Eleanore Paprzycki Panko
Frances Paprzycki

Camden Courier-Post
March 30, 1965

1147 Lansdowne Avenue

1966
Bernard yeager

Camden Courier-Post
June 4, 1966

  1149 Lansdowne Avenue

1933 Penn-Jersey Oil Company

11 NABBED BY POLICE IN GAMBLING RAIDS
7 Arrested in Bingo Numbers Racket;
4 Seized in Betting Place

Ten men and a woman were arrested in gambling raids over the weekend by Camden city and county authorities.

Seven were arrested for operating a "bingo numbers" racket. A warrant also was issued for Frank Palese, 400 Spruce street, a member of a widely known South Camden family, as the "big shot" of the racket, according to Chief Lawrence T. Doran, of county detectives. Doran said last night Palese is still a fugitive.

In another raid by Camden police, three men and a woman were arrested in an alleged horse racing betting establishment at 1149 Lansdowne avenue. The place was on the second floor over a grocery store, according to Sergeant Gus Koerner, City Detective Thomas Murphy, Jr., and Patrolman James McLaughlin, who made the raid. Koerner and Murphy also figured in the second raid.

Several racing forms and four telephones with two direct wires to tracks now in operation were seized, according to Koerner and Murphy, The police first arrested Roland Flynn, 36, of 589 Carman street; Neil Zeldman, 43, of 1064 Langham avenue, and James O'Donal, 27, of 1119 Empire avenue, and held them in $1000 bail for violating the State crimes act.

1149 Lansdowne Avenue

1938 Rose Koplin
grocery

Camden Courier-Post
February 14, 1938

  1149 Lansdowne Avenue

1947 Mrs. Adele Katz
grocery 

  1150 Lansdowne Avenue

1947 

   

Intersection of Rose Street & Lansdowne Avenue
   

1100 block of Lansdowne Avenue
1152 Lansdowne Avenue

1929-1933 David M. Glassman
1947
1969
1980
2008 Vacant

Click on Image to Enlarge

photo by Gabe Angemi

  1154 Lansdowne Avenue

1947 

1162 Lansdowne Avenue

1940s-1968
Mitchell Wojtkowiak
city fire fighter

  1165 Lansdowne Avenue

1924
Anthony Dolinski 

1165 Lansdowne Avenue

1943
Arthur C. Batten

1168 Lansdowne Avenue

Photograph Taken March 19, 2012

1168 Lansdowne Avenue

Photograph Taken March 19, 2012

1168 Lansdowne Avenue

Photograph Taken March 19, 2012

1170 Lansdowne Avenue

Photograph Taken March 19, 2012

1171 Lansdowne Avenue

1912 Thomas Armitage

Philadelphia Inquirer
January 17, 1912

 

1172 Lansdowne Avenue

Photograph Taken March 19, 2012

1172 Lansdowne Avenue

1927-1956
Walter Olszewski & Family
Walter & Helen Olszewski
Alven Olszewski McHugh

Camden Courier-Post
February 15, 1956

 

1172, 1174, & 1176
Lansdowne Avenue

Photograph Taken March 19, 2012

1173 Lansdowne Avenue

1950s-1960s
Dominic F. Dalanni & Family
Dominic & Mary Dalanni
John Dalanni
Dominick Dalanni
Marc Dalanni
Donna Dalanni

 

1174 Lansdowne Avenue

Photograph Taken March 19, 2012

  1174 Lansdowne Avenue

Seaman Apprentice
John L. LaSelva

 

1174 Lansdowne Avenue

1952
Luigi LaSelva & Family
Luigi & Guivina LaSaelva
John L. LaSelva
Patrick LaSelva
Louis LaSelva
Robert LaSelva
Allice LaSelva
Loretta LaSelva Pizzitelli

Camden Courier-Post
April 2, 1952

 

 

1176 Lansdowne Avenue

Photograph Taken March 19, 2012

1178 Lansdowne Avenue

1910s
Henry Sachleben

Camden Courier-Post
October 12, 1933

  1179 Lansdowne Avenue

1933 Alex Ruolonim

MOTORIST FINED $10, WEAVED AROUND COPS

Raymond E. Evans, 20, of 1181 Lansdowne avenue, Camden, picked the wrong time to try fancy weaving through traffic, Police Recorder George E. Yost was told last night in Pennsauken township.

According to Patrolmen George Kelley and Robert Jones, he did his weaving around the police car on their right instead of the left, and then weaved in front of the police car and passed another motorist on his left. The weaving was done, they testified, just as the traffic light changed at Crescent boulevard and Cove road. Evans was fined $10.

Alvin Groendyke, 24, of 413 Stockton street, Hightstown, was fined $10 for speeding.

1181 Lansdowne Avenue

1938 Raymond E. Evans

Camden Courier-Post
February 11, 1938

 

1183 Lansdowne Avenue

1947-1954
Stephen & Helen Grabowski Famiy

Camden Courier-Post
September 23, 1954

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..

1184 Lansdowne Avenue

1938
Roman Bielicke

Camden Courier-Post
February 8, 1938

1185 Lansdowne Avenue

Photo June 16, 2011

photo by Gabe Angemi

Click on Image to Enlarge

1188-1198 Lansdowne Avenue

1967-1977
Stanley Heat & Fuel Company
Mohrfeld-Stanley Heat & Fuel Co.
John White

Camden Courier-Post
February 4, 1938

1194-1196
1188-1198
Lansdowne Avenue

1929-1961
Camden Meat Company
Julian Gadzinski

Camden High School
Purple & Gold Yearbook Ad
January 1928

 

1194-1196
1188-1198
Lansdowne Avenue

1912-1938
Camden Meat Company
Julian Gadzinski

Camden Courier-Post
February 4, 1938

 

CHILD HIT BY CAR

Pushing his express wagon between a bus and private machine, Walter Derengowski, 4, of 1197 Lansdowne Avenue, was struck by a car driven by George Thompson, 450 Carteret Street, and taken to the West Jersey Homeopathic Hospital late Saturday night. He suffered cuts and bruises. The accident occurred at Haddon and Bradley avenues, where a bus was discharging passengers.

1197 Lansdowne Avenue

Walter Derengowski

Camden Courier-Post
October 26, 1931

 

 1197 Lansdowne Avenue

1938 Stella Derengowski
1938 Roy Briggs

Camden Courier-Post
February 24, 1938

1197 Lansdowne Avenue

1947
Briggs Cafe
 
late 1960s - early 1970s 
Walt's Cafe
1980s-1990s 
Camelot Lounge

Photograph Taken March 19, 2012


Intersection of Louis Street & Lansdowne Avenue
Northwest Corner

Photograph Taken March 19, 2012

   

1200 block of Lansdowne Avenue
1201 Lansdowne Avenue

1930-1947
American Stores Grocery

November 1930
John William Cullen
store manager

THREE YOUTHS SENT TO DETENTION HOME

Pancoast to await action of juvenile court. Two of the boys were charged with attempted breaking and entering, and the third was held as incorrigible.

Henry Garbecki, 14, of 1201 Lansdowne Avenue, and Edward Bedanski, of 1265 Whitman Avenue, entered pleas of guilty to trying to break into the Camden Storage Battery Company, 1459 Kaighn Avenue, last night. They were arrested by Patrolman George Schuyler, who testified he saw the boys trying to open the front door with passkeys. The complaint was signed by Elmer T. Woods, 901 Eldridge Avenue, West Collingswood, owner .

Samuel Rizzo, 13, of 329 Benson Street, was in police court for the second time in two weeks. His father, John, told Judge Pancoast the youth refused to attend school and was incorrigible. After being taken into court two weeks ago, the boy attended school two days, the father testified.

1201 Lansdowne Avenue

1931 Henry Garbecki

Camden Courier-Post
October 29, 1931

1203 Lansdowne Avenue

Photograph Taken March 19, 2012

 

1205 Lansdowne Avenue

Staff Sergeant
Henry Alfred Popiolek

1203, 1205 & 1207
Lansdowne Avenue

Photograph Taken March 19, 2012

 

1205 Lansdowne Avenue

Photograph Taken March 19, 2012

 

1207 Lansdowne Avenue

Photograph Taken March 19, 2012

 

1212 Lansdowne Avenue

Photograph Taken March 19, 2012

 

FLORIST SHOP RAID TRAPS NUMBERS MEN
Police Believe Hunt for Racket Headquarters Ended;
4 Are Arrested

A three-month search for "number's" headquarters in Camden was believed ended today when detectives raided a florist shop at 1409 Mt. Ephraim avenue, seized seven adding machines, thousands of dollars worth of sales slips and arrested four men. 

Joseph Klosterman, 34, of 1413 Mt. Ephraim Avenue, whom the police believe operated the "bank," was included in a quartet arrested by a squad under command of Sergeant of Detectives Louis Shaw

Responding to an anonymous tip that the numbers men were gathered in a rear room of the store, Shaw, together with Detectives Clarence Arthur, George Zeitz and John Kaighn, surrounded the place.

The others arrested in the raid gave their names as Charles Selanski, 23, of 1286 Sheridan Street; Leon Babrowski, 22, of 1209 Lansdowne Avenue, and Frank Gromacki, 27, of 1411 Mt. Ephraim Avenue. Several "pickup men," who have been arrested while carrying money and numbers slips, according to Shaw, were linked with the ring. The principals, however, had managed to escape detection. 

The flower shop, Shaw said, is operated by Joseph Haleski, and was used as a "blind" for the lottery racket.

Klosterman was released last night in $1000 bail for a hearing today on a charge of operating a numbers lottery. The others were all released in $100 cash security as material witnesses..

1212 Lansdowne Avenue

1933 Leon Babrowski

Camden Courier-Post
June 14, 1933

  1212 Lansdowne Avenue

1933 Joseph Putek

1212 & 1214
Lansdowne Avenue

Photograph Taken March 19, 2012

 

1212 & 1214
Lansdowne Avenue

Photograph Taken March 19, 2012

 

1221 Lansdowne Avenue

1920s-1952
Frank Niedzwiecki Family
Frank & Viola Niedzwiecki

Camden Courier-Post
November 6, 1952

1223 Lansdowne Avenue

Photograph Taken March 19, 2012

 

1224 Lansdowne Avenue

Photograph Taken October 13, 1918

 

1224 Lansdowne Avenue

Photograph Taken October 13, 1918

 

1224 Lansdowne Avenue

Photograph Taken October 13, 1918

 

1224 Lansdowne Avenue

Photograph Taken October 13, 1918

 

1224 Lansdowne Avenue

Photograph Taken October 13, 1918

 

1223 & 1225
Lansdowne Avenue

Photograph Taken March 19, 2012

 

1225 Lansdowne Avenue

1947 Anthony Halicki
1947 No Return

Photograph Taken March 19, 2012

1228 Lansdowne Avenue

1959
Mrs. Luvenia S. Earl

Camden Courier-Post
May 19, 1959

Edgar Sever

  1232 Lansdowne Avenue

1947 Raymond Humphreys

1232 Lansdowne Avenue

1935-1974
Raymond Humphreys & Family
Raymond C. & Anna C. Gapinski Humphreys
Barbara Humphreys
Edward Gapinski (father-in-law)
Mrs. Bertha Gapinski (mother-in-law)

Camden Courtier-Post
August 5, 1952

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the
Complete News Article

 

1232 Lansdowne Avenue

About 1928

Click on Image to Enlarge

1232 Lansdowne Avenue

1947 Raymond Humphreys
1957 Edward A. Kabinski

Camden Courier-Post
December 6, 1957

 

1234 Lansdowne Avenue

About 1928

Click on Image to Enlarge

EMPLOYEE ACCUSED OF THREAT TO KILL 
Foreman Charges Worker Brandished Knife
in Attempt to Prevent Layoff 

A man who allegedly tried to keep his job at the point of a 14inch knife was held in $2500 bail for the Grand Jury yesterday on a charge of threaten- ing to kill. He is Fulgienty Biebinski, 46, of 1235 Lansdowne Avenue, for 15 years an employee of the McNeely Leather Company, 72 Erie Street

Joseph Dworanczyk, 1014 Kaighn Avenue, a foreman in the plant, testified that on Monday he received orders to layoff a number of employees. Among them was Biebinski, whose sight is so poor, he had to be assisted to the prisoner's box by Police Court attaches. 

The next day, Dworanczyk continued, Biebinski accosted him in the locker room with a long knife used to trim leather and demanded that he be rehired.

Two employees, Sigmund Oleswewicz, 1418 South Tenth street, and Jospeh Sagan, 2142 Orkney Street, Philadelphia, testified they saw Biebinski threaten Dworanczyk with the weapon. 
Biebinski said that he really meant no harm to
Dworanczyk but wanted to frighten him into giving his job back.

Judge Mariano said he sympathized with Biebinski but could not condone his methods and held him for the Grand Jury.

1235 Lansdowne Avenue

1938
Fulgienty Biebinski

Camden Courier-Post
February 18, 1938

McNeely Leather Company
Erie Street
Joseph Dworanczyk
Kaighn Avenue
Sigmund Oleswiewicz
South 10th Street
Joseph Sagan

|
Gene R. Mariano

 

1236 Lansdowne Avenue

About 1928

Click on Image to Enlarge

  1251 Lansdowne Avenue

1914 Emil Busko 

1255 Lansdowne Avenue

1962-1979
Alexander Benzuk Sr. Family
Alexander & Miriam Benzuk
Alexander Benzuk Jr.

Left: Alexander & Miriam Benzuk
Atlantic City
1961

1255 Lansdowne Avenue

1962-1979
Alexander Benzuk Sr. Family
Alexander & Miriam Benzuk
Alexander Benzuk Jr.

Left: Alex Benzuk Jr.
Atlantic City
1961

1255 Lansdowne Avenue

1962-1970
Alexander Benzuk Sr. Family
Alexander & Miriam Benzuk
Alexander Benzuk Jr.

Photo from 1958

  1256 Lansdowne Avenue

19421 Francis McHenry 

  1257 Lansdowne Avenue

1960s Margaret Brennan 

  1265 Lansdowne Avenue

1933 Whitman Bakery
1947 

1269 Lansdowne Avenue

1940-1949
Frank Van Horn & Family
Frank & Anna Van Horn
Mrs. August Winteroth (mother-in-law)ll

Camden Courier-Post
April 2, 1949

John Trout
George Ellis
Engine Company 3
Edgar Ellender
Joseph Ballinghoff

  1271 Lansdowne Avenue

1915-1945
Philip Winteroth & Family
Philip & Augusta Winteroth
Anna Winteroth

  1276 Lansdowne Avenue

1947 


Intersection of Norris Street & Lansdowne Avenue
July 14, 2010

The intersection is flooded
during a thunderstorm

Photo by Dave Hernandez


1300 block of Lansdowne Avenue
  1307 Lansdowne Avenue

Machinist's Mate Second Class
Henry P. Favreau 

1307 Lansdowne Avenue

1947 

1307 Lansdowne Avenue

Photograph Taken March 19, 2012

 

  1308 Lansdowne Avenue

1890-1933 William Hasse

1309 Lansdowne Avenue

1947 

Photograph Taken March 19, 2012

1309 & 1311
Lansdowne Avenue

1947 

Photograph Taken March 19, 2012

1311 Lansdowne Avenue

1947 

Photograph Taken March 19, 2012

1313 Lansdowne Avenue

1947 

Photograph Taken March 19, 2012

  1315 Lansdowne Avenue

1906 No Building

  1317 Lansdowne Avenue

1906 No Building

  1319 Lansdowne Avenue

1906

  1321 Lansdowne Avenue

1906 No Building

  1322 Lansdowne Avenue

1906

  1323 Lansdowne Avenue

1906 No Building

  1324 Lansdowne Avenue

1906 No Building

Intersection of Lansdowne Avenue & Carol Street

1906 No Building

  1326 Lansdowne Avenue

1906 No Building

  1327 Lansdowne Avenue

1906 No Building

  1328 Lansdowne Avenue

1906 No Building

  1329 Lansdowne Avenue

1906 No Building

  1330 Lansdowne Avenue

1906 No Building

  1331 Lansdowne Avenue

1906 No Building

  1329 Lansdowne Avenue

1906 No Building

  1330 Lansdowne Avenue

1906 No Building
1947-1966 Leon Yaroch 

  1331 Lansdowne Avenue

1906 No Building

  1332 Lansdowne Avenue

1906 No Building

  1333 Lansdowne Avenue

1906 No Building

  1334 Lansdowne Avenue

1906 No Building

  1335 Lansdowne Avenue

1906 No Building

1336 Lansdowne Avenue

1906
1913 Vitold Chudzinski

Philadelphia Inquirer
April 26, 1913

  1337 Lansdowne Avenue

1900-1922
Henry F. Kampmeyer & Family
Henry F. & Maria Anna Kampmeyer
Henry Kampmeyer
Sophia Kampmeyer
William Kampmeyer
Edward Adam Kampmeyer
Irma Kampmeyer
Annie Kampmeyer
Johanna Kampmeyer
Frederick Kampmeyer

  1338 Lansdowne Avenue

1906 No Building

  1339 Lansdowne Avenue

1906 No Building

  1340 Lansdowne Avenue

1906 No Building

  1341 Lansdowne Avenue

1906 No Building

1943-1950s
Alex Dabkowski & Family
Alex and Stella Dabkowsky
Stella Dabkowsky
Genevieve "Jennie" Dabkowsky

1342 Lansdowne Avenue

1906 No Building

1927-1940
Peter Laird

  1343-1345 Lansdowne Avenue

1906 No Building

  1344 Lansdowne Avenue

1906 No Building

  1346 Lansdowne Avenue

1906 No Building

1347 Lansdowne Avenue

1906 No Building

1960-1964
George Ellis
Camden Police Department

Camden Courier-Post
March 15, 1960

 

1347 Lansdowne Avenue

1951-1964
George Ellis
Camden Police Department

Camden Courier-Post
January 27, 1964

 

  1349 Lansdowne Avenue

1906


Intersection of Pershing Street & Lansdowne Avenue
   

1300 block of Lansdowne Avenue
  1348 Lansdowne Avenue

1947 

1348 Lansdowne Avenue

June 1, 2004

1348 Lansdowne Avenue

June 1, 2004 

  1350 Lansdowne Avenue

1947 

  1350 Lansdowne Avenue

1947 

  1358 Lansdowne Avenue

1921-1970s
Thomas Eastwick & Family
Thomas & Irma Kampmeyer Eastwick
Edward T. Eastwick

1358
Lansdowne Avenue

1930s
Cornelius McDonough

Camden Courier-Post
July 31, 1941

Camden Marine Terminal
Beckett Street
Princess Avenue
Harry Leonard

  1362 Lansdowne Avenue

1947 

3 WITH GUNS GET $80 IN BROADWAY HOLDUP

Three men, two of them wearing handkerchiefs over their faces, held up a gasoline station attendant at Broadway and Lansdowne Avenue yesterday and escaped with $80, according to detectives.

The police said the men entered the place at 2 a.m. and pointed guns at Robert Horner, 17, of 107 Penn street. The man who did not have his face covered tried to hide his identity by holding his handkerchief to his face.

Horner told Detective Sergeant Gus Koerner two of the men were in their shirt sleeves while the third wore a tan coat. William Risley, of 1380 Lansdowne Avenue, watchman at a nearby bag factory, said he saw the men "acting suspiciously" in the neighborhood and telephoned police headquarters.

1380 Lansdowne Avenue

1941 William Risley

Camden Courier-Post
July 1, 1941

Broadway
Lansdowne Avenue
Penn Street
Robert Horner
Gus Koerner

   

Intersection of Haddon Avenue & Lansdowne Avenue
   

Intersection of Princess Avenue & Lansdowne Avenue
   

Intersection of Kenwood Avenue & Lansdowne Avenue
   

Intersection of Ormond Avenue & Lansdowne Avenue
   




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