Public Is Invited to Jobless Gardens

Camden Courier-Post - July 6, 1933

An invitation to inspect the "Taylor Gardens," which are being tilled by the unemployed at Morse and Mickle streets, was extended yesterday to the public by Christian Staas, chairman of that section of the garden movement.

There are 74 gardens in the tract, Staas said, and while many were damaged by the hurricane ten days ago, they have been put into shape and make a fine display. "We want the public to see the work the boys have done at Taylor and Mickle Streets, as we are proud of the gardens," said Staas.

NOTE - It appears that Mr. Staas was misquoted as to the location of the gardens, as Taylor Avenue never existed in East Camden, and Morse and Mickle never intersected there either. The location appears to have been at Morse and Carman Streets.