About Archbald

Located 134 miles north of downtown Philadelphia on the I-476, Archbald is a small city of 6,000 residents. Originally constructed for mining in 1846, although the coal industry is no longer as prominent as before. A limited amount of mining still goes on in Archbald today. Residents of an Archbald house or apartment for rent usually commute to neighboring cities like Scranton nearby and can travel into Philadelphia using a quick direct railroad into the city. Residents of an apartment or home rental in Archbald have access to the AC Complex that provides extensive recreational facilities for all city residents. The Archbald Pothole State Park and Ed Staback Regional Park offer majestic views and beautiful greenery in addition to wonderful hiking, jogging, biking, and other outdoor activities. Lackawanna County operates a historic railroad that runs through the Archbald downtown area and connects the National Steamtown Railroad Museum with the Carbondale Railroad Yard. Archbald Regional Park is the city’s mainstay and provides the lawns for most community gatherings and events.

Archbald, Pennsylvania home seekers can use National Relocation to locate Archbald houses, homes, condos, and Archbald apartments for rent. Whether you are looking for Archbald real estate, rentals or Archbald Foreclosures, our services can help. Feel free to use our Archbald neighborhood information and Archbald schools pages to research Archbald.