Lansdowne Pennsylvania - A Small Town With a Big Heart

LANSDOWN, PA - The community of Lansdowne, Pennsylvania, is located in southeastern Pennsylvania near the border with New Jersey. The city was originally part of Upper Darby Township, and the first settlers arrived there in the 17th century. The area was first surveyed in 1682 by George Wood. At the time, the area was known as Darby Haverford Road and Baltimore Avenue.


The town has a rich history, including two National Register historic districts: Lansdowne Park District and Henry Albertson Subdivision. The town is also home to the Lansdowne Theater and the Twentieth Century Club. This club was founded in 1911 and once had over 500 members.

Lansdowne is a small borough in Delaware County. It is located about 6 miles southwest of Center City, Philadelphia. The borough has a population of 10,620 and covers an area of just over one square mile. Originally, the town was a vacation destination for people living in Philadelphia. At one time, many traveled by rail or horse to Lansdowne, which eventually became a thriving commercial center. Lansdowne is home to a thriving art and restaurant scene and a commitment to civic engagement.

 

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