Laverock, Pennsylvania

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Laverock, Pennsylvania is a small town in Montgomery County, Pennsylvania, United States that started as a development in the 1920s. Originally, few homes were built after the onset of the depression, and remained that way until after World War II. In the 1950s and 1960s, Split Level Homes were built around the existing stone houses. Today, it is a residential-only neighborhood known for the abundance of large black oak trees throughout. Laverock shares its zipcode with Glenside, Pennsylvania and is part of Cheltenham Township, Pennsylvania.

Cheltenham Township, Pennsylvania
Cheltenham • Elkins Park • Glenside • La Mott • Laverock • Melrose Park • Wyncote
Educational Institutions: Arcadia University • Cheltenham High School • Pennsylvania College of Optometry • Reconstructionist Rabbinical College • Tyler School of Art • Westminster Theological Seminary

Points of Interest: Beth Sholom Synagogue • Curtis Hall Arboretum • Wall House
See also: Pennsylvania's 2nd congressional district

Coordinates: 40°05′42″N, 75°10′52″W

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