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Lost Haddonfield: One Building, 100 Years

We take a look at the northwest corner of Haddon Avenue and Kings Highway. The past comes alive in pictures.

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Last week we showed you a photo of the Braddock drugstore and residence. This week you'll see some of the changes made to the building on the northwest corner of Haddon Avenue and Kings Highway of over the last 100 years.

The Happy Hippo toy store occupies the space now.

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