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The History of the Pottstown Classics: In 1980 the Pottstown Classics Car Club was formed by a small group of 55, 56, and 57 Chevy enthusiasts to preserve and promote these classic cars. Through the years, the club has grown and changed. In 1984 the club was opened to all types of vehicles, including antiques, street rods, customs, trucks, vans and sport cars. Ownership is not mandatory, enthusiasm is. Membership is currently about 60 members and growing.

Bike Pottstown is the area's first community bike sharing program! Bike Pottstown provides bicycles free of charge for the community to use and enjoy. In recent years, the Borough of Pottstown has made strides to improve its bike friendly environment. The Bike Pottstown community bike share is one of the many ways Pottstown is enhancing its bike friendly community.

The Gallery is located in a fully restored Victorian building in the center of Pottstown's historical district. We are moments away from routes 422 and 100, and from routes 663 and 73. Click here for a map and directions. The Gallery offers contrasting styles of media for even the most discriminating collector and represents local and national artists with established reputations and new and upcoming artists. Our members participate in the area's most prestigious juried art shows.

Welcome to the Borough of Pottstown and the Pottstown Downtown Improvement District Authority (PDIDA). We are excited about revitalization efforts underway within our community and invite you to come experience for yourself the new stores and existing businesses that call downtown Pottstown their home.

Pottstown is a borough in Montgomery County, Pennsylvania, United States 40 miles (64 km) northwest of Philadelphia, on the Schuylkill River. Pottstown was laid out in 1752

PCTV (Pottstown Community TV) is owned and operated by the Borough of Pottstown and provides local origination programming over Comcast Cable TV in over 70,000 homes in western Montgomery County, Northern Chester County and Eastern Berks County. In existence since 1983, PCTV produces programming on 3 local Cable Channels 22, 28 and 98).