Twenty-Fourth Street, initially designated as Union Street, starts in the former Pavonia section, now part of Cramer Hill, and terminates at Marlton Avenue in East Camden. Its existence and layout were already established by the time the 1887-1888 Camden City Directory was issued. The street begins at Harrison Avenue and proceeds south, crossing River Avenue, traversing the Pavonia railroad switching yard, continuing to Federal Street, and eventually reaching Marlton Avenue. In line with Camden’s street naming convention, it is known as North 24th Street above Federal Street and South 24th Street below it.
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