Cooper Street Historic District, Historic district in Camden, United States.
Cooper Street Historic District is a residential neighborhood in Camden that spans multiple blocks and displays a mix of houses from different time periods. The buildings primarily date from the early to late 1800s and shape the character of the area with their varied architectural styles.
The area began in the mid-1700s as an important route connecting South Jersey to Philadelphia. It later developed into a residential neighborhood with permanent houses that grew throughout the 1800s.
The district contains residences designed by Philadelphia architects, reflecting architectural styles from Greek Revival and Late Victorian to Federal periods.
The neighborhood spans several blocks and is easy to explore on foot with clear street boundaries. Many of the older buildings now house offices and facilities, meaning daytime visits work best for getting a sense of the area.
The Edward Smith House has stood on Cooper Street since around 1810 and is one of the oldest occupied buildings in the city. This home offers a glimpse into how early residents lived in this area and the beginning of urban development.
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