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Jane Street

Jane Street, Camden, NJ

Introduction

Jane Street was a small street that ran from 1062 Line Street south for one block to Pine Street. It was the second street east of Haddon Avenue off of Line Street.

Jane Street is listed in the 1890–1891 Camden City Directory and there were still homes on Jane Street as late as 1947. By the 1960s Jane Street and all of Line Street east of St. Mihiel Street, including Perry Street and Ringgold Street had been razed and paved over to provide parking for Campbell Soup’s corporate headquarters.

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Jane Street — 1906 Sanborn Map

Jane Street, 1906 Sanborn Map detail Jane Street area, 1906 Sanborn Map

Jane Street, Camden — 1906 Sanborn map.

700 Block of Jane Street — Occupants

City directory records, 1903–1947.

709 Jane Street

709 Jane Street — 700 Block of Jane Street — Occupants
Year Name
1947No listing in directory

711 Jane Street

711 Jane Street — 700 Block of Jane Street — Occupants
Year Name
1947No listing in directory

713 Jane Street

713 Jane Street — 700 Block of Jane Street — Occupants
Year Name
1903James Andrews & family
1947No listing in directory

715 Jane Street

715 Jane Street — 700 Block of Jane Street — Occupants
Year Name
1947No listing in directory

717 Jane Street

717 Jane Street — 700 Block of Jane Street — Occupants
Year Name
1947No listing in directory

719 Jane Street

719 Jane Street — 700 Block of Jane Street — Occupants
Year Name
1906James Andrews
1947No listing in directory

Related: James Andrews Injured — 713 Jane Street, 1903.

James Andrews Injured

Philadelphia Inquirer

Newspaper clipping about James Andrews injury, Philadelphia Inquirer, June 1, 1903

James Andrews, aged 8 years, of 713 Jane street, Camden, was seriously injured about the head by being knocked down by a bicyclist near his home. Andrews was thrown violently to the ground and was picked up unconscious. He was taken to the Cooper Hospital.

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