Lincoln Terrace Housing Authority

Lincoln Terrace Housing Authority, located at 266 North Lincoln Street in Washington, Pennsylvania, is a local government office that provides affordable housing options for the community. Formerly known as the G.C. Murphy Building, Bassettown Manor was converted into a Public Housing Elderly Hi-Rise in 1984, offering 46 one-bedroom units. Crumrine Tower, built in 1967, has 40 one-bedroom units and serves as the central office for the Washington County Housing Authority. Jollick Manor, built in 1967, is a 95 unit Family Site with a mix of one, two, three, and four-bedroom units. The Reverend Davis Building, located within Jollick Manor, was built in 1998 for the use of the Housing Authority and its residents. Lincoln Terrace and Highland Ave. Apts. are Family Sites with a total of 54 units, while Maple Terrace and Maple Terrace View offer a combined 116 units with various bedroom options. The Housing Authority is committed to providing safe and affordable housing options for families and elderly residents in the Washington area.