Dauphin Street

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Dauphin Street is a two-block thoroughfare that runs south from Line Street across Pine Street to end at Division Street, between South 4th Street and South 5th Street in South Camden.

The street was already in existence when the first Camden City Directory was published in 1863. Originally called Kaighn Street, Dauphin and 22 other streets were given new names in January of 1882.

1946 map showing the Barton Street area at far right
1946 Map of Camden
1885 Sanborn Map of Camden — Dauphin Street between Pine and Spruce Street
1885 Sanborn Map of Camden — Dauphin Street between Pine and Spruce Street. The school and convent belonged to the Roman Catholic Church of Ss. Peter & Paul, which later moved to Broadway and Spruce Streets. The buildings were then turned over to Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Roman Catholic Church.
1891 Sanborn Map of Camden — Dauphin Street
1891 Sanborn Map of Camden — Dauphin Street
1906 Sanborn Map of Camden — Dauphin Street between Pine Street and Division Street
1906 Sanborn Map of Camden — Dauphin Street between Pine Street and Division Street
1906 Sanborn Map of Camden — Dauphin Street between Division Street and Spruce Street
1906 Sanborn Map of Camden — Dauphin Street between Division Street and Spruce Street
Intersection of Dauphin Street and Division Street — July 10, 2004
Dauphin Street & Division Street — July 10, 2004
Looking South on Dauphin Street from Spruce Street — July 10, 2004
Looking South on Dauphin Street from Spruce Street — July 10, 2004
Looking South on Dauphin Street from Spruce Street — July 10, 2004
Looking South on Dauphin Street from Spruce Street — July 10, 2004
Looking South on Dauphin Street from Spruce Street — July 10, 2004
Looking South on Dauphin Street from Spruce Street — July 10, 2004
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800 Block of Dauphin Street

817 Dauphin Street

Sylvester 'Wes' McGrath — 817 Dauphin Street, Camden, c. 1932
Sylvester 'Wes' McGrath — 817 Dauphin Street, c. 1932

821 Dauphin Street

Sylvester 'Wes' McGrath — 821 Dauphin Street, Camden, 1888–1899
Sylvester 'Wes' McGrath — 821 Dauphin Street, 1888–1899

800 Block of Dauphin Street — Occupants (Pine to Division)

City directory records, 1869–2015.

804 Dauphin Street

804 Dauphin Street — 800 Block of Dauphin Street — Occupants (Pine to Division)
yearname
2015Genie J. Reyes

811 Dauphin Street

811 Dauphin Street — 800 Block of Dauphin Street — Occupants (Pine to Division)
yearname
1869William H.H. Clark & Family (Camden Fire Department)

813 Dauphin Street

813 Dauphin Street — 800 Block of Dauphin Street — Occupants (Pine to Division)
yearname
1906Thomas Eastlack & Family (crane runner)

815 Dauphin Street

815 Dauphin Street — 800 Block of Dauphin Street — Occupants (Pine to Division)
yearname
1880Elias H. Carter & Family (wagon driver)
1880Henry Hoffman & Family (tailor)
1930David Zippilli & Family (laborer, RCA Victor)

817 Dauphin Street

817 Dauphin Street — 800 Block of Dauphin Street — Occupants (Pine to Division)
yearname
1869–1872Jesse Chew & Family (Camden Fire Department)
1897Sylvester 'Wes' McGrath

819 Dauphin Street

819 Dauphin Street — 800 Block of Dauphin Street — Occupants (Pine to Division)
yearname
1878–1883James H. Hunt & Family (Camden Fire Department)
1913–1917Francesco Lauria & Family

821 Dauphin Street

821 Dauphin Street — 800 Block of Dauphin Street — Occupants (Pine to Division)
yearname
1880Theodore Post & Family (carriage builder)
1888–1899Sylvester 'Wes' McGrath

823 Dauphin Street

823 Dauphin Street — 800 Block of Dauphin Street — Occupants (Pine to Division)
yearname
1880William J. Titus & Family (boat fireman)
1942David Zippilli & Family (New York Shipbuilding Corporation)

825 Dauphin Street

825 Dauphin Street — 800 Block of Dauphin Street — Occupants (Pine to Division)
yearname
1878William H.H. Clark & Family
1880Casper Worrell & Family (wagon driver)
2015Francisca Reyes

831 Dauphin Street

831 Dauphin Street — 800 Block of Dauphin Street — Occupants (Pine to Division)
yearname
1905Thomas Croker

837 Dauphin Street

837 Dauphin Street — 800 Block of Dauphin Street — Occupants (Pine to Division)
yearname
1923Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Roman Catholic Church (property purchased for convent)

839 Dauphin Street

839 Dauphin Street — 800 Block of Dauphin Street — Occupants (Pine to Division)
yearname
1885–1906Listed in Sanborn maps; no directory records

843 Dauphin Street

843 Dauphin Street — 800 Block of Dauphin Street — Occupants (Pine to Division)
yearname
1880Yrisey Queen (washer woman)
1885–1891Listed in Sanborn maps

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Thomas T. S. Eastlack

Thomas T. S. Eastlack (1853-1927) was a Camden, NJ firefighter with Engine Company 2 from 1874 to 1876 and an iron foundry engineer and crane operator.

Camden News Notes — Thomas Croker, 831 Dauphin Street — Philadelphia Inquirer, July 2, 1905

Camden News Notes

News column covering South Camden incidents including the assault of Thomas Croker at 831 Dauphin Street by Edward Roosevelt, and the disappearance of Bessie Hickey of 761 Division Street.

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