About Hatboro

Sandwiched between the Pennsylvania Turnpike and a pair of commuter train rails, Hatboro and its population of 7,000 reside 30 miles outside of Philadelphia. Rich in culture and history from the American Revolution, the town’s name was derived from its position as the leading exporter of hats to Great Britain. The Revolutionary War Battle of Crooked Billet also took place in Hatboro. Residents of a Hatboro house or apartment for rent have access to great shopping nearby at Blair Mill Shopping Center and downtown Main Street although a wealth of cheaper shopping and big-box retailers can be found closer to Philadelphia. Residents of an apartment or home rental in Hatboro find that the Pennypack Creek that runs through the center of town provides a peaceful and relaxing oasis in the middle of the urban greater Philadelphia area. The Hatboro-Horsham School District serves the community with multiple campuses for grades K through 12. The community also joins in the celebration of a variety of events and activities such as First Friday Hatboro Independence Day, Summer Fun Festival/Carnival, HatOberFest, Annual Holiday Parade, and the Annual Visit with Santa and Tree Lighting. Such events help in bonding the already tight-knit Hatboro community.

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