Camden Archives Featured Photos

#02 - E.J. Pharnes Building, Northwest Corner of Main St and Central Ave - 1891.
#20 – Brick-paving the intersection of Main Street and Central Avenue, 1925.
#81 – South Main Street, looking south from the Central Avenue intersection in 1939.
#103 – The Nonpareil Building was located on the northwest corner of Main St and West Hendricks Street, as it appeared in approximately 1895.
#11 - Dearth Jewelry Store and a barbershop, east side of North Main St – 1914
#48 – White & Eikenberry General Store, located at southwest corner of Main St and Central Avenue, in the ground floor of the International Order of Odd Fellows (IOOU) Building – 1898.
#81B – Shellenberger Hill at West Hendricks Street, looking downhill east toward the main part of Camden in 1880.
#108 – Camden’s Pennsylvania Railroad Depot, shown while in service, was located at the northeast corner of Depot Street and East Central Avenue.
#13 - Danser Jewelry, Nesley Tucker Ice Cream & Candy, S. Main St – 1885.
#54 – McCord’s Hardware Store, 98 South Main St, at the northeast corner of South Main Street and East Hendricks Streets.
#81C – Camden Aerial View, looking west northwest in March 1947.
#109 – Grocery Store Interior.
#16 – 1913 Flood, East Central Avenue, looking east toward State Route 725 Bridge and Seven Mile Creek.
#56B – Camden World War II Honor Roll was erected beside the Town Hall in 1944.
#82 – St. Mary’s Catholic Church Congregation in 1943.
#118 – Horse drawn school buses lined up on Lafayette Street at the east side of the Camden School, located at the northwest corner of Central Avenue and Lafayette Streets.
#19A – Railroad Wreck, Sept 5, 1891.
#72 – Dearth Building was located at the northwest corner of Main St and Central Ave. This photo was taken in October, 1967.
#98 – Empire Livery and Feed Stable was located on the north side of East Central Avenue in 1900.
#149 – Devil’s Backbone, the old part of SR 725 that went down to where the old trestle bridge had stood, just above the creek.