Visiting Haddington, PA

The workers' compensation lawyers in Haddington, PA, present this article to offer readers some detailed information about the neighborhood.

Haddington is a neighborhood in West Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. The neighborhood spans 8 acres and hosts an approximate population of 22,583. Haddington belongs to ZIP codes 19131, 19151, and 19139.

Haddington Historic District

Home to Haddington is the Haddington Historic district located between Market and Chesnut Streets. The district was developed from 1909 to 1915 and consists of several contributing buildings, including row houses, large double, and mansions homes reflecting the colonial and classic revival styles.

The historic district is unique as 95% of the 85 contributing buildings were built in 1927. Unlike other historic districts, which suggest monotonous style and storefronts, the Haddington Historic District is only comprised of two blocks, one of which is largely commercial and the other largely residential.

While one block comprises buildings reflecting the typical Philadelphia domestic palette of red brick, trimmed out with detail based on historical styles, the other block comprises more simple architecture with less prestigious housing.

The unique district was listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1998.

Demographics

Haddington hosts a population of 22,583 where most residents (56%) rent their homes, and the median rent is $857. A slight minority of Haddington residents (44%) own their homes, and the median home value is $78,930.

The population is nearly equal amongst female residents (58%) and male residents (42%), with a median age of 34.

Of the households in Haddington, 27% are families with children, and the median household income is $31,098.

The racial demographic of Haddington, PA, is as follows:

• 93% African American
• 4% Hispanic
• 1% White
• 1% Two or More Races

The education levels of Haddington residents vary and are as follows:

• 2% Master's Degree or Higher
• 6% Bachelor's Degree
• 34% Some College or Associate's Degree
• 45% High School Diploma or Equivalent
• 13% Less than a High School Diploma

Haddington is a busy area but still suggests a strong sense of community. According to Nich Survey Polling, 50% of residents say LGBTQ+ residents are somewhat accepted, and 57% of residents say there is a good sense of community in the area.

Education

Haddington is a largely urban area and subsequently has many schools serving the community. The town of Haddington is served by the School District of Philadelphia, established in 1818, and the local Free Library of Philadelphia Haddington location. Some of the public schools serving Haddington include,

Julia R. Masterman Secondary School

• The public magnet school hosts a student population of 1,207 in grades 5-12 with a student-to-teacher ratio of 24:1.  According to state test scores, 99% of students are at least proficient in reading, and 97% are at least proficient in math. The school has been ranked #1 Best Public High Schools in Pennsylvania.

Commodore John Barry Elementary School

• The public elementary school hosts a student population of 609 in grades PK, K-8 with a student-to-teacher ratio of 15:1. The school is known for its dedicated teachers and faculty, 18.6% of which are in their first year or second year of teaching.

If you're looking to visit or reside in an area with rich history, diverse demographics, and access to several public schools, consider Haddington, PA.

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