Washington Crossing, PA

Washington Crossing is a small town located in the Lehigh Valley region of Pennsylvania. The population of Washington Crossing was 2,811 as of the 2010 census. The town is located on the banks of the Delaware River and has been home to many families for centuries.

The history of Washington Crossing can be traced back to 1740 when a group of German settlers arrived in the area. The settlement soon became known as " Washington Crossings" after George Washington passed through on his way to take command of Continental Army during the American Revolution. In 1802, Washington Crossing was incorporated as a borough and began to grow rapidly due to its location on important transportation routes. By 1850, the population had reached 4,000 and by 1900, it had reached 10,000.

Today, Washington Crossing is a thriving community with many businesses and attractions available for residents and visitors alike. The town is home to several churches, a library, two theaters, an ice cream shop, two restaurants and several convenience stores. There are also several parks available for residents to enjoy including Riverside Park and Veterans Memorial Park which both feature playgrounds as well as tennis courts and basketball courts.

Real estate in Washington Crossing is typically priced lower than other areas in Pennsylvania due to its close proximity to Philadelphia which makes it an ideal location for commuters looking for affordable housing options. There are also a number of homes available for sale in the town that feature views of the river or mountains which make them popular among buyers looking for unique properties that offer plenty of character