Category: Businesses
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American Cigar Company
South 6th and Mechanic Streets, Camden, NJ This is a stub. More information to be filled out later.
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Victoria Hotel
The Victoria Hotel, 201 Kaighn Avenue, is believed to have been constructed sometime after 1891.
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Gordon’s Hotel and Livery
This decision introduced new characters into the narrative, including a somewhat notorious figure, blending politics with a shadowy underworld presence in Camden’s Third Ward.
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Knox Gelatine Company
Knox Gelatin Co., originally known as the Landesman Co., had its beginnings in early 20th-century Camden, at 4th and Erie streets.
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The Original Tarantini Panzarotti
The Original Tarantini Panzarotti Tarts came to America with Pauline Tarantini, an immigrant mother of 10 who spoke very little English.
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Turner Hall
Turner Hall held a prominent position within the German-American community in Camden and played a multifaceted role in promoting athletic, political, and social activities. Following the unsuccessful 1848 revolution in Germany, a substantial number of German immigrants, including members of the Turners, sought refuge in the United States.
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Marshall’s Restaurant and Seafood
Between Kaighn Avenue and Liberty Street on Haddon Avenue, across from the famous Donkey’s Place, was a beloved establishment called Marshall’s Restaurant and Seafood.