Links to Camden History
Sites
Camden
Community Site
The Camden Community Site, 50 Years
of Community Building in Camden, seeks
to tell the story of Camden, NJ, as written by people
who lived it.
All residents of Camden, NJ, past and
present are invited to contribute to this site.
Camden
County Historical Society
Located on Camden's eastern border with Collingswood,
the three-building Camden County Historical Society (CCHS)
complex is one of the area's largest public history facilities.
CCHS is dedicated to perserving, celebrating and educating
the public about the county's richly diverse history.
Eldridge
R. Johnson and the Victor Talking Machine Company
History of RCA in Camden. (The David Sarnoff Library,
Princeton)
Invincible
Cities - Images as a Tool of Discovery
(Camilo Jose Vergara)
"Vergara
acknowledges the importance of images to how we
understand and give
meaning to cities. His main
concern is the
disinvestment and physical decay that triggered
the need for
reinvestment. More specifically, he asks his readers
to
consider how the past and present figure into our
understandings of a city in decline and the importance
of looking within, rather than without, for the seeds
of renewal."
From:
Images
of Renewal and Decline  by
Robert A. Beauregard
New
Jersey Historic Trust
The New Jersey Historic Trust is the only nonprofit historic
preservation organization in New Jersey created by State
law. The Trust provides financial support, protection
and technical assistance.
Rutgers University - Camden
Rutgers University at Camden is a small campus within
a large university system. Rutgers-Camden
provides its students all the benefits of a small liberal
art college and the
advantages of a large research university with an international
reputation for teaching, research, and service. Our
small size enables the faculty to give our students
special attention in a comfortable intellectual setting,
where they receive excellent preparation for graduate
education, professional school, and the workplace.
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