Chambersburg, PA Mobile Home for Sale

In South Central Pennsylvania, Chambersburg has a long history dating back to the early 18th century. Benjamin Chambers settled the borough in 1730, determining that the confluence of Conococheaque Creek and Falling Spring was a desirable location for industrial mills. While mills no longer line the waterfront, Chambersburg is now a vibrant community anchored by a walkable downtown with local businesses, restaurants, art galleries and historic sites. “Our downtown is remarkable,” says Sam Thrush, the president of Downtown Chambersburg Inc. and a longtime resident. “The storefronts are filled with businesses of all kinds.” American flags surround Memorial Square in the heart of Downtown Chambersburg and the Chambersburg Historic District, where the Memorial Fountain and Statue honor the borough’s rich history as the only town north of the Mason-Dixon Line to be burned by the Confederacy during the Civil War. “Our Memorial Square is one of the few in Pennsylvania that still has a fountain in the center of it. Traffic has to go around it, and that square is the center of our major downtown events,” Thrush says. Home to just under 22,000 people, Chambersburg is the county seat of Franklin County and