Jersey Proud: Man remembered for climbing Camden Courthouse in 1915
A man whose claim to fame was scaling buildings is being remembered for climbing the Camden Courthouse back in 1915.
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Feb 12, 2022, 3:24 AM
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12ds agoA man whose claim to fame was scaling buildings is being remembered for climbing the Camden Courthouse back in 1915.
Harry Gardiner climbed up to the steeple - and the publicity surrounding his daring climb skyrocketed him to fame.
He was known as the Human Fly and climbed more than 700 buildings without falling.
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