Aston Township, Pennsylvania: A Look at the Neighborhood

Local history and landmarks in Delaware County, from a firm that has practiced here since 1982.

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Aston Township is a township in Delaware County, Pennsylvania, distinct from Aston Mills. This page covers its history and the surrounding area.

The car accident lawyers in Aston Township, PA, at Schuster Law, have provided the article below highlighting the township and its history. Aston Aston Township is situated in the southwestern region of Delaware County in the state of Pennsylvania. The township covers 3,737.6 acres and has an elevation of 213 feet. Within the township are the communities of Green Ridge, Chester Plaza, and Aston Arms. Sharing borders with it are Chester Township, Brookhaven, Alverno Valley Farms, and Aston Mills. The main roadways within the area are Concord Road, Pennell Road, Knowlton Road, and Bridgewater Road.

History

The area was formerly known as Northley, following the first settlements in 1682. In 1688, it was incorporated into a township. Edward Carter, the township’s constable, changed the name in honor of his hometown in Oxfordshire, England. Boundaries were established in 1945, following it becoming a first-class township in 1906. During this time, the northwestern region seceded in order to form the Chester Heights borough. A memorial for all the township’s veterans was built at the Five Points intersection of Concord Road, Pennell Road, and Knowlton Road.

The unveiling of the memorial was in 2006, followed by a formal dedication in 2007. Neighborhood The township is home to several schools that are part of the Penn-Delco School District for the residents to attend. Some of these include: Aston Elementary School – located on Tirens Road Pennell Elementary School – located on Richard Road Northley Middle School – located on Concord Road Sun Valley High School – located on Pancoast Avenue Neumann University – located on Neumann Drive Holy Family Regional Catholic School – located on Concord Raod There are plenty of recreational places offering fun things to do around town, including: Aston Community Center – located on Concord Road Green Ridge

Recreation

Club – located on Dutton Mill Road IceWorks Skating Complex – located on Dutton Mill Road Mickey Vernon Sports Museum – located on Morgan Road

Parks

and athletic fields are scattered throughout the township; some included are: Weir Park – located on Weir Road Concord Square Park – located on Surrey Lane Hidden Park – located on Seward Lane Vinsmith Park – located on Vinsmith Avenue

Notable

Residents The neighborhood has been the home to many figure skaters, such as the following: Ben Agosto – an Olympic figure skater, resides and trains within the community Tanith Belbin – an Olympic figure skater, resides and trains within the community Gennadi Karponosov – an ice dancing coach and former competitor

Demographics

There were 16,203 residents, 5,838 households, and 4,285 families residing in the township in 2000. The population increased to 16,592 by 2010. The ethnic breakdown of the residents was the following: 94.3% white 2.8% African American 1.6% Hispanic or Latino 0.1% Native American 1.6% Asian 0.0% Pacific Islander 0.3% other races 0.9% two or more races The household median income was $57,150, while a family income median was $64,938. Men averaged an annual income of $45,585 versus $32,512 for women.

Some of the top occupations included: 18.1% Administrative 9.7% Management 7.9% Sales and Related 7.7% Food Service 6.7%

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If you were hurt in Aston

Schuster Law has practiced in Delaware County since 1982. Aston sits in south and riverfront Delaware County, so the nearest office is Chester at 405 Avenue of the States, answered 24 hours on (610) 686-3088.

We handle workers compensation, injury claims, nursing home abuse, disability and land use matters. There is no office in Aston and we do not claim one. A first conversation is free and does not commit you to anything.

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Does Schuster Law have an office in Aston?

No. The firm has two offices, Media and Chester, and Aston is served from the Chester office at 405 Avenue of the States. We do not list an address in a town where we do not have one.

Which office is closest to Aston?

The Chester office at 405 Avenue of the States, Chester, PA 19013, on (610) 686-3088. It is answered 24 hours including weekends, and if your injury makes travelling difficult we will come to you.

What kinds of cases does the firm handle?

Workers compensation, personal injury, nursing home abuse and neglect, short and long term disability and Social Security, and land use and zoning. A first conversation costs nothing and does not commit you to anything.

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