POSTCARD IMAGES of CAMDEN

	I've always been interested in Postcards. Here are some Camden Postcards, some dating back to the 19th Century. Left- Probably my all-time favorite Postcard. The optimism in Camden's future jumps right out of the card! If you have any images to share, please contact me. Phil Cohen
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June 8, 2003- Thanks to Benedict Tisa for contributing many images now on this page

Rohrer Chevrolet
Admiral Wilson Boulevard

Rohrer Chevrolet
Admiral Wilson Boulevard

Merlin Motor Company
Admiral Wilson Boulevard

Left:
Dave Cole Pontiac

Admiral Wilson Boulevard
&
Rosemont Avenue

Closed in the early 1970s

Right:
Executive Car Leasing
3000 Admiral Wilson Boulevard

A Rambler dealership in the mid-1960s, In the late 1970s, this building was remodeled, the windows covered over, and the building painted white. 3000 Admiral Wilson Blvd was the home of the notorious "Live Nude Girl Sex Show" until 2000, when all of the buildings

on the south side of the highway were razed.

Henry S. Vollmer Packard - April 1940
1621 Haddon Avenue
The business later moved to Atlantic Avenue

Camden Motor Truck Company
9th Street & Wright Avenue
February 1940

Ingram Motors Oldsmobile
20th & Federal Streets - 1950s

Haddon Motors DeSoto-Chrysler-Plymouth
1789-1791 Haddon Avenue

Randolph Chevrolet - 1950s
Haddon Avenue and the Old White Horse Pike
Until late 1970s, then Distasio Chevrolet

Camden Cadillac Company - October 1939
1861 Haddon Avenue

Berglund Ford
1940s Service Reminder Postcard

Art Sharp Used Cars
Admiral Wilson Boulevard - 1950

Berglund Ford
Admiral Wilson Boulevard & 17th Street - 1966

Templin Motors
1388 Haddon Avenue
Early 1950s

Rice & Holman Ford Used Cars
2800 block of Admiral Wilson Boulevard
1950s-1960s

Airport Motors Used Cars
1940s-1950s

Airport Motors Used Cars
1940s- 1950s

Airport Motors Pontiac
circa 1956

Garden State Motors
Until early 1960s at Federal & E. State Street
This card is new home on Black Horse Pike
Rear of Card

Adam Motors
Mercedes Benz-Studebaker Late 1950s-1960s
Route 130 & Drexel Avenue, Pennsauken
Rear of Card

Garden State Motors
Dealership later Lenihan Chrysler-Plymouth,
then Dunphy Chrysler-Plymouth
Closed in 2003


Art Sharp Used Cars Admiral Wilson Boulevard	Rohrer Chevrolet Click for Rear of Postcards

BENEDICT TISA
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