Tag: Pottsgrove Manor

The Pottsgrove Manor, once the home of John Potts, the founder of Pottstown, is widely regarded as an incredible piece of architecture, reports Todd Haas…

As Montgomery County honors and celebrates Juneteenth, a national holiday celebrating the emancipation of those who had been enslaved in the southern United States, Valley…

April is officially in full bloom, and so is Montgomery County!

From history to nature to the arts, here are some of the many exciting…

If you are looking for truly unique holiday gifts and décor, be sure to visit one of the fun and exciting holiday markets and…

The Valley Forge Tourism & Convention Board has launched the “Montco History Passport”, a free, gamified program that aims to highlight Montco’s rich history…

Montgomery County proudly honors and celebrates Juneteenth, a national holiday celebrating the emancipation of those who had been enslaved in the southern United States.

The…

Oh, February. For having only 28 days, you sure can feel as if you’re six weeks in length.

Thus far, there hasn’t even…

Montgomery County’s history is deep and significant, but it’s not stagnant. Five historical sites — recommended by the Valley Forge Tourism & Convention Board…

Several Montco museums and cultural sites won big bucks. The Pennsylvania Historical and Museum Commission awarded three counties, including Montco, a total of $159,000…

It’s a safe bet that Montgomery County’s dismissed classes of elementary and high-school students want no part of any history lessons — or…

Starting on April 4, an interactive exhibit at Pottsgrove Manor will explore the life of Dr. Jonathan Potts, son of Pottstown founders John and Ruth…

Uncover the lives of the Revolutionary War soldiers who camped in your neighborhood back in 1777 at Pottsgrove Manor’s Camp Pottsgrove, on Saturday, September…

Whether you’re a foodie, adventurer, arts extraordinaire or somewhere in-between, we’ve got a Montco event for you. Check out our incredible live…