About Kingston

A 113-mile straight away north on the I-476 from downtown Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, will lead to the 14,000-person city of Kingston. Part of Luzerne County, Kingston was incorporated in 1858 but was settled more than a century prior. The city was an expansion of Forty Fort, known for its role in the Pennamite-Yankee War and American Revolution. The Wyoming Massacre also took place nearby. Residents of an apartment or home rental in Kingston can take advantage of the Wilkes-Barre Wyoming Valley Airport, open to general and private aviation. A direct rail service that runs through Kingston connects the city to neighboring cities Scranton and Wilkes-Barre and offers limited service south to Philadelphia. Roosevelt Park, Kingston Community Park, and FM Kirby Park are neighborhood favorites for Kingston residents as they have been recently fitted with new playground equipment for children and also maintain many fields for youth soccer leagues as well as adult league softball. Residents of a Kingston house or apartment for rent can also easily access both the Wyoming Valley Mall and Wachovia River via the famous Market Street Bridge.

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