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Thirty-Sixth Street runs from the Delaware River south, across River Road, to Federal Street, and forms Camden's northern border with Pennsauken Township at intervals along its length. It became part of Camden when Stockton Township was annexed in 1899, and had been known in Pennsauken as Cove Avenue into the 1890s.
Ellis Goodman (1898–1982) was a Camden realtor and Jewish community leader who ran his real estate business at 515 Market Street from 1926.
1950 Courier-Post profile of Camden realtor Ellis Goodman, who had been in business for 24 years at the same location, 515 Market Street.
Harry A. Willson, retiring president of the Camden County Real Estate Board, said November 1937 was his best month despite talk of a business "recession," and credited the board with defeating a bill that would have restricted real estate transactions to lawyers.
The Joint Taxation Committee began analyzing Camden's 1936 city tax rate of $4.30 and discussed an annual high school essay award on city and county government, with Carl Evered and Ellis Goodman each pledging $25.
Advertisement announcing that Anthony J. Oberst, real estate and insurance broker and member of the Camden Real Estate Board, is now located at 1253 Princess Avenue, corner of Kaighn Avenue. Camden Post-Telegram, May 19, 1919.