Camden County NJ, 1681–1931
Two Hundred and Fiftieth Anniversary: The Story of an Industrial Empire
Published by the Camden County Chamber of Commerce in 1931, this book by Paul F. Cranston celebrates the 250th anniversary of Camden County, New Jersey. The book appears courtesy of a member of Woodrow Wilson High School Class of 1957.
The book covers the following chapters:
- Pages 4–8: Growth — That Happy Criterion
- Pages 9–16: Transportation
- Pages 17–18: Old Sol, Citizen
- Pages 19–21: Agriculture
- Pages 22–25: Education
- Pages 26–27: Churches and Church Life
- Pages 27–28: Clubs and Civic Organizations
- Pages 29–32: County Government
- Pages 37–39: Camden County in Washington
- Pages 39–40: Camden County in Trenton
- Pages 40–43: Camden County Park System
- Pages 44–50: County Institutions
- Pages 51–53: Amusements
- Pages 55–87: Camden City
- Pages 88–89: The Camden Bridge
Camden County NJ, 1681–1931
Pages 4–39
Named: Pages 4, 39, and Growth, Transportation, Agriculture, Education, Churches, Civic Organizations, County Government, Camden County in Washington and Trenton..
Central Airport
(photograph) — 1931
Photo by Dallin Aerial Surveys.
Central Airport—showing complete area of airport; golf course to North which guarantees open ground in that direction; Cooper Creek winding along the South and East borders, which will be developed into a park; unequalled highway system with super-highways leading directly to Camden, Philadelphia, New York, Atlantic City and other South Jersey points.
Camden County NJ, 1681–1931
Pages 40–53
Named: Pages 40, 53, and Camden County Park System, County Institutions, Amusements..
Camden County NJ, 1681–1931
Pages 55–89
Named: Pages 55, 89, and Camden City and The Camden Bridge..