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• 1. (215) 752-5929 1409
• 2. (215) 945-8820
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• 4. (516) 434-7400
• 5. (516) 520-0154
• 6. (516) 796-1549
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• Frequently Asked Questions

• Is Willingboro a Levittown?

  Willingboro, New Jersey, was developed as a Levittown in the 1950s. Levitt Parkway, a four lane road that winds through the middle of the New Jersey town of Willingboro, recalls the town’s history as a Levittown. People don’t think of Levittown, Pa. and Willingboro, N.J. as similar towns but they have a lot in common.

• What is the history of Levittown?

  In 1947, entrepreneur Abraham Levitt and his two sons, William and Alfred, broke ground on a planned community located in Nassau County, Long Island. Within a few years, the Levitts had transformed the former farmland into a suburban community housing thousands of men—many of whom were veterans returned from World War II—and their families.

• What is it like to live in Levittown?

  The Levitts’ homes were affordable, planted in a picture-perfect, carefully controlled community, and were equipped with futuristic stoves and television sets. The houses were simple, unpretentious, and most importantly to its inhabitants, affordable to both the white and blue-collar worker.

• Who protests Levittown’s racism?

  Activist groups across the U.S. and even individuals within Levittown, who united under the Committee to End Discrimination in Levittown, protested the Levitts’ racist policies.

• Where is Levittown on Long Island?

  The potato fields located 25 miles east of Manhattan on Long Island was named Levittown, and the Levitts began to build a huge suburb. The new development ultimately consisted of 17,400 homes and 82,000 people.