Camden Streets - Girard Place

GIRARD PLACE was a short, dead end street that runs east from 916 St. John Street. Girard Place first appears in Camden City Directories in 1890. By that year eleven homes had been built. It was later extended out to Newton Avenue after the frame dwellings at 915 Newton Avenue were razed. By 1947 only five were standing, and only one, 570 Girard Place, was standing an occupied by 1980. This home was still standing and occupied in 2016. Girard Place as a street has disappeared, with 570 Girard Place only accessible from Newton Avenue.

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Phil Cohen

500 Block of Girard Place
	554 Girard Place 1947 Gone
	556 Girard Place 1947 Gone
	558 Girard Place 1947 Gone
	560 Girard Place 1947 Gone
	562 Girard Place 1900 William Wible White Sr. & Family William W. & Wilhelmina Lack White William Wible White was the son of William A.H. White
	562 Girard Place 1947 Gone
	564 Girard Place 1947 Gone
	565 Girard Place 1894 Mrs. Mary J. Ball widow of Stephen Ball 1922-1925 Howard E. Appley Sr. & Family Howard E. & Martha Appley Howard E. Appley Jr. Stella Appley Lorenzo Appley Harold Appley
	565 Girard Place Private First Class Howard E. Appley Jr.
	565 Girard Place 1947 Frank H. Selover Jr.
	566 Girard Place 1947 No Return
	567 Girard Place 1947 Mrs. Mary A. Burchel
	568 Girard Place 1947 Joseph E. Vautire
	570 Girard Place 1906 1947 Mary Brady 1980 S.R. Millovan
	570 Girard Place 2012 Photograph Taken July 2012

Girard Place - 2016 Satellite View

Intersection of st. john street & Girard Place

Intersection of St. John Street & Newton Avenue

Girard Place - 1900 Census
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