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The Camden Home for Friendless Children was started in 1865 to help house orphans from the American Civil War.[1] It dropped the word "Friendless" from their name in around 1945/46. It operated from then on as the "Camden Home for Children and SPCC" until its closing in 1979 due to financial difficulties.
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edit- ^ Godfrey, E. L. B. (1896). History of the Medical Profession of Camden County, N. J.,: Including a Brief Review of the Charitable Institutions Within the County. F. A. Davis Company.
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