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Title: Nantucket Camden (NJ), Linen unused Description: Built Camden, M. J., 1957 Length, 213 ft. 2652 tons. By 1940 it looked as if building of steamboats had ended in this country. For 17 years, during which we built history's greatest fleet of ocean-going steamships for war use, this was a fact. Then in 1957 came the Nantucket, a true steamboat. He white superstructure is high and significantly wider than her hull. She carries passengers and cars to the Massachusetts islands of Martha's Vineyard and Nantucket. Her twin screws are turned by steam, not by the diesel power now given most vessels of her size. But she is not old-fashioned. Because much freight now moves by tuck and many travelers wish to take their cars with them, she has a high-clearance vehicle deck, with loading doors at bow and stern. Her engines are of the latest uniflow type, and she blows a steam horn, not a whistle. But she is a high-clearance vehicle deck, with loading doors at bow and stern. Her engines are of the latest uniflow type, and she blows a steam horn, not a whistle. But she is a real steamboat, perhaps the last in North America's steamboat-studded history.		Title: Benjamin Franklin Bridge Camden (NJ), Chrome unused Description: One of the world's largest single span suspension bridges, 1.81 miles long. Connects Philadelphia with Camden, N. J., across the Delaware River.

Title: Hotel Plaza, Cooper St. Camden (NJ), Chrome unused Description: Modern Fireproof Building Free Parking Air-conditioned Rooms with Television Coffee Shop-Restaurant-Cocktail Lounge and Bar Banquet-Meeting and Sample Rooms in The Heart of The Delaware Valley		Title: General View Of Business Section Camden (NJ), Linen unused Description: Showing City Hall and Camden County Court House

Title: The Delaware River Bridge Camden (NJ), Linen PM 1943 Nov-09 Description: The Delaware river bridge, the largest suspension bridge in the world, connecting Philadelphia, Pa. and Camden, N.J., with a single span 1750 ft. long, center to center of main piers, with a clearance above high water of 135 ft. over a width of 800 ft. in center of span. The main structure is of a 2-cable suspension type, carrying a roadway for 6 lines of vehicles, 2 lines of surface cars, 2 lines for rapid transit and 2 ten foot sidewalks above the roadway. The cost is about $29,000,000 and was completed in 1926, in time for the sequin-centennial held in Philadelphia during that year.		Title: Monument And Armory Camden (NJ), Divided Back PM 1908 Nov-13


Title: U. S. Post Office Camden (NJ), Post Card (Undivided Back) PM 1906		Title: Nantucket Camden (NJ), Linen unused Description: By 1940 it looked as if building of steamboats had ended in this country. For 17 years, during which we built history's greatest fleet of ocean-going steamships for war use, this was a fact then in 1957 came the Nantucket, a true steamboat. Her white superstructure is high and significantly wider than her hull. She carries passengers and cars to the Massachusetts islands of Martha's Vineyard and Nantucket. Her twin screws age turned by steam not by the diesel power now given most vessels of her size. But she is not old-fashioned. Because much freight now moves by truck and many travels wish to take their cars with them, she has a high clearance vehicle deck with loading doors at bow and stern. Her engines are of the latest uniflow type, and she blows a steam horn, not a whistle. But she is a real steamboat, perhaps the last in North America's steamboat - studded history.

Title: St. John'S Episcopal Church, Broadway And Rovden Street Camden (NJ), Divided Back PM 1908		Title: Linden Terrace Camden (NJ), Divided Back PM 1907

Title: Greetings From Camden Camden (NJ), Linen unused Description: Camden is located on Delaware river opposite Philadelphia. It was settled in 1681 and is noted for its industries, the largest of which are New York Ship Bldg. Corporation, RCA Victor, Campbell's soup Factory - Easterbrook Steel Pens. Co., Congoleum co. and many others.		Title: Yacht Club And Yachts On Cooper River Camden (NJ), Linen unused Description: Cooper river parkway

Title: View Of Lake And Bridge, Farnham Park Camden (NJ), Linen PM 1942		Title: Camden Free Public Library Camden (NJ), Divided Back PM 1907

Title: St. John's Episcopal Church, Broadway and Royden St., Camden (NJ), Divided Back PM 1907		Title: 3rd Regiment Armony, Haddon Ave., Camden (NJ), Post Card (Undivided Back) PM 1906

Title: Aerial View Of Camden Camden (NJ), Linen PM 1956 Description: Showing Camden-Philadelphia Bridge. Camden is located on Delaware River opposite Philadelphia. It was settled in 1681 and is noted for its industries, the largest of which are New York Ship Bldg. Corporation, RCA Victor, Campbell's Soup Factory - Easterbrook Steel Pens. Co., Congoleum Co. and many others.		Title: Soldiers Monument And Armory Camden (NJ) PM 1908

Title: Broad Street Camden (NJ) unused		Title: The Entrance To Woodlyn Park Camden (NJ) PM 1908

Title: Monument And Armory Camden (NJ) unused		Title: Vine Street Ferry Camden (NJ) PM 1908

Title: St. John Episcopal Church, Broadway and Royden Street Camden (NJ) PM 1908		Title: City Hall Camden (NJ) PM 1908

Title: Court House And City Hall Camden (NJ), White Border PM 1931		Title: Broadway And Federal Street Camden (NJ), White Border PM 1920

Title: Bird's Eye View of U.S. Custom House And Delaware River Bridge Camden (NJ), Linen unused Description: Between Philadelphia, Pa. and Camden, N.J.		Title: View of Lake and Bridge Farnham Park Camden (NJ), Linen unused

Title: Delaware River Bridge Camden (NJ), Linen unused Description: The Delaware River Bridge is one of the World's largest single span suspension bridges. Its total length is 1.81 miles. The main span between the towers is 1,750 feet and is 135 feet above mean high water. The towers are 385 feet high and the width over all is 125 ft. The Vehicular roadway is 57 feet wide allowing six traffic lines with one high speed track on either side. There are two ten foot footways over trolley tracks.		Title: Showing Farnham Park And High School Camden (NJ), Linen PM 1937 Description: Looking Across Cooper River Showing Farnham Park and Hight School

Title: Delaware River Bridge Camden (NJ), Linen PM 1941 Description: Showing R.C. A Victor Plant. The Delaware River Bridge is one of the World's largest single span suspension bridges. Its total length is 1.81 miles. The main span between the towers is 1,750 feet and is 135 feet above mean high and the width over all is 125 ft. The vehicular roadway is 57 feet wide allowing six traffic lines with one high speed track on either side and one trolley track. There are two ten foot footways over trolley tracks.		Title: Delaware River Bridge Camden (NJ), Linen PM 1942 Description: The Delaware River Bridge, the largest Suspension bridge in the world, connecting Philadelphia., Pa. and Camden, N.J. with a single span 1750 ft. long. Center to center of Main Piers, with a clearance above high water of 135 ft. over a width of 800 ft. in center of span. The Main Structure is of a 2-cable suspension type, carrying a roadway for 6 lines of vehicles, 2 lines of surface cars, e lines for rapid transit and 2 ten foot sidewalks above the roadway. The cost is about $29,000,000 and was completed in 1926, in time for the sesqui - Centennial held in Phildephia during that year.

Title: Showing Farnham Park And High School Camden (NJ), Linen PM 1940 Description: Looking Across Cooper River Showing Farnham Park and Hight School		Title: Delaware River Bridge Connecting Phildelphia, PA and Camden NJ Camden (NJ), Linen unused Description: The Delaware River Bridge is one of the World's largest single span suspension bridges. Its total length is 1.81 miles. The main span between the towers is 1,750 feet and is 135 feet above mean high water. The towers are 385 feet high and the width over all is 125 ft. The Vehicular roadway is 57 feet wide allowing six traffic lines with one high speed track on either side. There are two ten foot footways over trolley tracks.

Title: Entrance To Delaware River Bridge - Buses Camden (NJ), Linen unused Description: Connecting Phildelphia, Pa. And Camden, N.J. Camden side. The Delaware River Bridge the largest Spspension Bridge in the world, connecting Philadelphia, Pa. and Camden, N.J. with a single span 1750 ft. long, center to center of Math Piers, with a clearance above High Water of 135 ft. over a width of 800 ft. in center of span. The Main Structure is of a 2 cable suspension type carrying a roadway for 6 lines of vehicles. 2 lines of surface cars, 2 lines for rapid transit and 2 ten foot sidewalks above the roadway. Total cost about $29.000.000.		Title: Entrance To Delaware River Bridge - Buses Camden (NJ), Linen PM 1935 Description: Connecting Phildelphia, Pa. And Camden, N.J. Camden side. The Delaware River Bridge the largest Suspension Bridge in the world, connecting Philadelphia, Pa. and Camden, N.J. with a single span 1750 ft. long, center to center of Math Piers, with a clearance above High Water of 135 ft. over a width of 800 ft. in center of span. The Main Structure is of a 2 cable suspension type carrying a roadway for 6 lines of vehicles. 2 lines of surface cars, 2 lines for rapid transit and 2 ten foot sidewalks above the roadway. Total cost about $29.000.000.

Title: Camden Camden (NJ), Chrome unused Description: View of the busy downtown area of this thriving business center-the most important center of southern New Jersey. Home of such giants as RCA Victor, Campbell's Soup, Hollingshead, Esterbrook Pen, New York Shipbuilding Corp. The tall white building is the Camden City Hall.		Title: Benjamin Franklin Bridge Plaza Camden (NJ), Chrome unused Description: Connecting the city of Camden with downtown Philadelphia, directly across the Delaware River, the Benjamin Franklin Bridge is one of the world's largest single span suspension bridges, 1.8 Miles long.

Title: Cooper Hospital Camden (NJ), Chrome PM 1969 Jun-19		Title: U. S. Post Office And Court Building House Camden (NJ), Linen unused

Title: Greetings From Camden Camden (NJ), Chrome unused		Title: Municipal Pier Camden (NJ), Linen unused

Title: New York Shipbuilding Corp Camden (NJ), Linen unused		Title: Cooper Hospital Camden (NJ), Divided Back unused

Title: Cooper Hospital Camden (NJ), Divided Back PM 1909		Title: Bird's Eye View Of Delaware River Bridge Camden (NJ), White Border PM 1927 Description: The largest Suspension Bridge under construction in the world, connecting Philadelphia, Pa., and Camden, N. J., with a single span of 1750 feet long center to center of Main Piers, with a clearance above High Water of 135 feet over a width of 800 feet in center of span. The Main Structure is to be of a 2 cable suspension type, carrying a roadway for 6 lines of vehicles, 2 lines of surface cars, 2 lines for rapid transit and 2 ten foot sidewalks above the roadway. The estimated coast to be above $29,000,000 and to be completed in 1926 in time for the Sesqui Centennial to be hold in Philadelphia during that year.

Title: Launching At New York Shipbuilding Corp. Plant Camden (NJ), Linen unused		Title: View Of New York Shipbuilding Company Camden (NJ) PM 1915 Description: Plant from river, showing ship sheds.

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