Paschall
Paschall
| Type | Neighborhood |
|---|---|
| Location | Southwest Philadelphia |
| ZIP code(s) | 19142 |
| Named for | Paschall family (colonial landowners) |
| Boundaries | Roughly 65th Street to 75th Street, Woodland Avenue to Lindbergh Boulevard |
| Adjacent | Kingsessing, Elmwood, Eastwick |
| Major streets | Woodland Avenue, 70th Street, Lindbergh Boulevard |
| Transit | SEPTA trolley (36), bus routes |
| Landmarks | Paschall community, neighborhood parks |
Paschall is a neighborhood in Southwest Philadelphia named for the Paschall family, colonial landowners in the area. The neighborhood has a working-class character and provides affordable housing in Southwest Philadelphia.
History
The Paschall family owned significant land in this area during the colonial period. The neighborhood developed as Philadelphia expanded into Southwest Philadelphia in the 20th century, attracting working-class families seeking homeownership.
Character
Housing
- Rowhouses and twins
- Brick construction
- Affordable prices
- Mix of conditions
- Working-class homes
Community
- Working-class families
- African-American community
- Longtime residents
- Neighborhood stability
Living in Paschall
- Affordable housing
- Working-class community
- Transit access (trolley)
- Near Southwest Philadelphia amenities
Getting There
- SEPTA trolley: Route 36
- SEPTA buses: 52, 107
- Woodland Avenue: Main corridor