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Lansdowne[1] is in Pennsylvania.

Lansdowne, commonly confused with Lansdale, Pennslyvania, is a small, quaint town located thirty minutes outside the city of Philadelphia. Lansdowne is 1.2 square miles in size with a population of a little over 11,000. Lansdowne is very community based, with many community groups, such as boys and girls clubs, boys scout and girl scout troops, American Legion Posts, and many more. Lansdowne also has many places of worship and private and parochial schools. While Lansdowne might be small on area and population, but it is bulging at the seams with history.

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Lansdowne in easliy accesiable by all forms of transportation. You can take the train into the historic train station and begin your walking tour there. You can also drive into Lansdowne and park your car in one of the many parking lots and begin your walking tour throughout one of many historic districts. You can fly into Philadelphia International Airport and rent a car or take a taxi to Lansdowne, if you do not live within driving distance.

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Lansdowne provides walking tours throughout it's historic districts. You can access walking tour maps at www.lansdowneborough.com/tourism. Here is a list of some great spots to visit while on your walking tour:

• Lansdowne Train Station
• Lansdowne Borough Hall
• Lansdowne Friends Meeting
• Henry Albertson Subdivision Historic District
• World War One Monument
• World War Two Monument
• Lansdowne Park National Historic District
• Sycamore Tree Park

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If you are into collecting antiques, Lansdowne is a great place to visit. With two antique stores located in the center of town, you better bring an extra car for all the amazing antiques you are going to bring back.

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Lansdowne is a dry town, but the city of Philadelphia, which is only thirty minutes away, has a great night life.

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