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Initially owned by William Penn, the man credited with the founding of Pennsylvania, this wild, densely wooded land was eventually tamed by settlers who purchased or rented land from Penn. The Union Library Company, which is the third library company to form in Pennsylvania, was built in this township in 1755 and is still standing today. The township, originally named Hatborough, was established in 1809. The town’s name was later shortened to Hatboro in the mid-1880s to avoid confusion with another town with the same name.
The closest large town is Philadelphia, around 25 miles south. Allentown is 40 miles to the north with Reading (pronounced as “red-ding”) just over 60 miles west.
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