The town of Hatboro is located in southeastern Pennsylvania, 25 miles north of central Philadelphia. Hatboro dates back to the early 1700s when John Dawson, a hatter from England settled in the small village. Hatboro played a role in the Revolutionary War; it is said that hats were made for soldiers here. Also, the Battle of Crooked Billet occurred in the Hatboro area and a monument was erected in its honor.  

Hatboro is a wonderful “small town” with a strong sense of community. The population is just 7,500 within a 1.2 square mile area. The community is committed to preserving the vitality of the Main Street, with its historic buildings, busy business and shopping districts. Our office is located on Main Street, 253  S. York Road. Feel free to stop in!  

 
For more information about Hatboro, check out the following websites:

The Hatboro Hometown Website

Hatboro’s Chamber of Commerce

Hatboro’s Main Street Organization  

Guide to Eating Out in Hatboro

The Borough of Hatboro Website

Hatboro-Horsham School District

The History of Hatboro

Photo Tour of Hatboro

Main Street Hatboro Business Directory

Directions To Hatboro

Map of Hatboro