Sackville, 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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Sackville is a community in Delaware County, Pennsylvania. This page covers its history and the surrounding area. If you were injured here, the nearest Schuster Law office is Media, answered 24 hours on (610) 601-2980.

The car accident lawyers in Sackville, PA , at Schuster Law hope you enjoy this article on the history and highlights of the neighborhood. Sackville The neighborhood of Sackville is a populated place within the Borough of Rose Valley in Delaware County, Pennsylvania. Ridley Creek flows through the neighborhood that is just north of Crum Creek Manor. Some of the roadways that travel through the town are Brookhaven Road, East Knowlton Road, West Rose Valley Road, and Todmorden Drive. The neighborhood’s elevation is 141 feet.

History

The area is home to the historical Todmorden Mansion that was built in 1787 by Jacob Benninghove, a tobacconist from Philadelphia. Benninghove purchased the land after it was confiscated from the British loyalist Vernon family. He proceeded to construct a dam on Ridley Creek in order to water-powered his snuff mill. The mill, now referred to as Old Mill, is currently being used as the town hall. In 1831, Samuel Bancroft bought the house and gave it the name Todmorden.

In 1842, Bancroft lost the house to bankruptcy but was able to repurchase it in 1854, where he lived until 1889 and restarted his business, John Bancroft & Son. The mill was one of the largest woolen mills during the 1870s. Bancroft constructed tunnels and secret chambers throughout the house and property that were used during the Underground Railroad. Neighborhood The residential town has very few businesses within the neighborhood, but just in the outskirts are the following: Middleton Family Dentistry – located on South New Middleton Road Media Pediatrics – located on Moore Road ShopRite of Brookhaven – located on Edgmont Avenue Some nearby places of worship include: CrossPointe Church – located on East Knowlton Road Congregation Beth Israel – located on South New Middleton Road

Demographics

The racial makeup of the greater area includes the following: 93.1% white 1.6% African American 2.1% Hispanic or Latino 0.1% Native American 2.8% Asian 0.0% Pacific Islander 0.5% other races 1.8% two or more races Some ancestries that the residents commonly identify with include: Irish English German Italian Polish The area’s per capita was $93,160 in 2018, which equates to approximately $372,640 for a family of four. As many as 80.06% of the adult residents have a college degree.

The most common occupations found within the neighborhood’s workforce include: 18.62% management occupations 15.86% business and financial professions 12.64% healthcare jobs Continue learning the history of the neighboring communities: A Historic Look at Brookhaven, PA Our Local Office If you have sustained an injury in a car or motorcycle accident, the experienced Sackville, PA, car accident lawyers at Schuster Law can help you get the maximum financial compensation you deserve. Call today to claim your free case evaluation.

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If you were hurt in Sackville

Schuster Law has practiced in Delaware County since 1982. Sackville sits in central, north and west Delaware County, so the nearest office is Media at 334 W Front St, answered 24 hours on (610) 601-2980.

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

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Questions people ask us about this

Does Schuster Law have an office in Sackville?

No. The firm has two offices, Media and Chester, and Sackville is served from the Media office at 334 W Front St. We do not list an address in a town where we do not have one.

Which office is closest to Sackville?

The Media office at 334 W Front St, Media, PA 19063, on (610) 601-2980. 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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