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  • Collection: People

During the Vietnam War era, Michael Giocondo participated in the "Camden 28" raid on draft board headquarters.

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In the wake of the Civil War, a young widow contracted for a new house to be built at 228 Cooper Street.

Two Chinese laundries operated on Cooper Street during the late nineteenth century.

Investing in Camden real estate provided steady income to an artist's wife for nearly 40 years.

A leader in public health, Dr. Henry Hill Davis lived at 417 Cooper Street for five years prior to his retirement in 1925.

Originally a livery stable operator, Joshua Franklin's life on Cooper Street spanned to the age of the automobile.

A member of the prominent Browning family, after the death of her husband Jerusha Browning took in boarders at 415 Cooper Street.

Mary A. Paulson, a widow, generated income to support her family by renting out one Cooper Street house while living in another house next door.
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