
Leonard Avenue
Leonard Avenue runs one block from Federal Street to Westfield Avenue in East Camden, built in 1915 on land that had been part of St. Patrick's Cemetery.
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Leonard Avenue runs one block from Federal Street to Westfield Avenue in East Camden, built in 1915 on land that had been part of St. Patrick's Cemetery.
Edward S. Kavlick's memories of growing up at 7 Leonard Avenue in East Camden, 1962–1977.

Death notice for Angelo Caruso, husband of Mamie (nee Longano) of 18 Leonard Avenue, Camden, March 1968.

Mrs. Jennie Murren of Camden won a $5,000 check from the Penn Fruit Co. on the TV show "It's Racing Time" in February 1968.

Hospital cases from Camden on November 8, 1958, including Joseph Kelly of 67 South 28th Street (cut scalp) and Raymond Ross of 1223 North 28th Street (cut arm) treated at Cooper Hospital.

Camden fire alarms logged from midnight Wednesday to midnight Thursday, September 1957, including a fire at 35 Leonard Avenue and one at 215-21 Kaighn Avenue.

East Camden clubwomen planned a rose tea party, an outing to Ocean City and a pilgrimage to Fairmount Park at the closing meeting of the season at the clubhouse, 33 North Thirtieth Street.

Death notice for Joseph A. Wolfinger, infant son of Louis and Mary Wolfinger of 9 Leonard Avenue, Camden, March 1932.
After a March 1932 collision near Leonard Avenue and Federal Street, Basil P. Cook of 449 North Fifth Street and James Fenton of 834 North Sixth Street were arrested on charges including assault, threat to kill, and reckless driving, on complaint of C. N. Morrow of 7 North Twenty-eighth Street.

Permits for thirty-eight new brick dwellings on Leonard Street were issued by Building Inspector Day in March 1919, in a recently-developed section of East Camden.