View of Pine Street east of Broadway, Camden, New Jersey, showing old row homes and a lone person on the sidewalk.
Pine Street is distinguished in Camden as one of the city's "tree" named streets. Notably, it is the only one among these that intersects with Haddon Avenue.
Sanborn Map Company. Camden, Burlington County, New Jersey (Sheet 32). [TIFF]. New York : Sanborn-Perris Map Co., Limited, 1891.. Retrieved from https://maps.princeton.edu/challenge?destination=%2Fcatalog%2Fprinceton-mc87pr732Excerpt of a Sanborn Map from 1891. Map shows portions of Division Street, Pine Street, Line Street, S. 8th Street, Silver Street, and Gold Street.The United States Fire Company No. 5 with hand drawn ladder and members in front of quarters at 239 Pine Street South Camden. Circa 1860.April 1948- In the company office of Engine Company 1, South 4th & Pine Streets. (Seated) Captain Raymond Amos; (standing) Captain Jesse Jones.
1958- Engine Company 1 at South 4th & Pine Streets, South Camden shortly following delivery of new Hose Wagon. 1958 (from left) Captain Jesse Jones, Fireman Eugene Alston, and Fireman Jesthroe Hunt. Photo by Bob BartoszSeptember 1954- Roll Call at the housewatch desk of Engine Company 1 's old quarters, South 4th & Pine Streets, South Camden on the occasion of Fireman Charlie Cook's retirement following his last tour of duty. From left: Firemen Andrew Robinson, Eugene Alston, Theodore Primas, Charles Davis, Captain Jesse Jones presenting wrist watch, Firemen Jesthroe Hunt, Samuel Fisher, Charles Cook, Orville Goldsboro, Captain Raymond Amos, Fireman Alfred Green. Photo by Bob BartoszCirca 1949 - Engine Company 1, wagon and pumper at front of quarters, South 4th & Pine Streets, South Camden. From left: Firemen Alfred Green, Fred Henderson, Charles Cook, Leroy Hatchett, Robert Thomas, Andrew Robinson, James Richardson, Eugene Alston, James Clinton, Captains Jesse Jones and Raymond Amos.View of Pine Street east of Broadway, Camden, New Jersey, showing old row homes and a lone person on the sidewalk.
