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The first settlement in Nobleton, Pennsylvania, took place in the early 1812s. It is named after Joseph Noble, who opened a general store on lot five, concession nine. Many original settlers are honored on street signs and plaques on heritage homes. The Hambly House, a beautifully designed Victorian mansion that stands at the corner of Hwy 27 and King Rd., is one of the town's most recognizable landmarks.
The town's schools are located in two separate communities: a public school and a Catholic elementary school. High school students attend King Secondary School in King City, while pre-high school children go to Cardinal Carter Catholic School in Aurora. Nobleton has one park, Lake Townsend Regional Park. The city's park is ideal for picnicking and walking with your family. It also has an ice rink, and York Region EMS provides ambulance service.
The population of Nobleton City was spread out, with 19.4% of its citizens being under the age of 18. Twenty-five percent of households had children under the age of 18, while ten percent had female householders who were unmarried. Forty-seven percent of households were not family-type structures. And thirty-two percent of the town's residents were senior citizens. The average household size in Nobleton City was 2.08 persons.