Quentin, PA

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Quentin is a quiet village in southern Lebanon County, sitting right where open farmland meets the wooded hills around Cornwall. Centered along Route 72, the community has long served as a handy crossroads, giving residents a direct route north into Lebanon and south toward Lancaster County. It was originally called Bismarck, but locals renamed the town in 1918 in memory of Theodore Roosevelt's youngest son, Quentin.

Today, Quentin offers a peaceful rural feel without leaving you cut off from daily necessities. Students attend the Cornwall-Lebanon School District, and daily commuters appreciate the easy drive along Route 72 to regional job centers and the Pennsylvania Turnpike. With historic Cornwall next door and the hiking trails and lake at Mount Gretna only a few minutes away, it makes a convenient, low-key home base.
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