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Names on the Pottsville map

Every name below is printed on this map. Look for your street, your school, the park where you played, or the pond down the road.

Places and landmarks5

  • Odd Fellows Cemetery
  • Alumni Field
  • Rotary Park
  • Mechanicsville
  • Mount Carbon

Streets and roads183

  • Mauch Chunk Street
  • South Centre Street
  • Gordon Nagle Trail
  • West Market Street
  • Mount Hope Avenue
  • York Farm Road
  • High Park Manor
  • East Norwegian Street
  • North George Street
  • South Second Street
  • Hotel Street
  • Greenbriar Road
  • South 16th Street
  • Line Street
  • South Tenth Street
  • Cedar Street
  • North Centre Street
  • Schuylkill Avenue
  • West Arch Street
  • North Tenth Street
  • Cressona Road
  • Dunn Street
  • Mahantongo Street
  • West Norwegian Street
  • Howard Avenue
  • West End Avenue
  • Peacock Street
  • Sharp Mountain Road
  • West Laurel Boulevard
  • West Railroad Street
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  • North Second Street
  • North 16th Street
  • Elk Avenue
  • Woodglen Road
  • Seneca Street
  • Nichols Street
  • Deerfield Drive
  • Oak Road
  • South 26th Street
  • East Railroad Street
  • First Avenue
  • Harrison Street
  • North Seventh Street
  • West Race Street
  • North Progress Avenue
  • East Arch Street
  • North Third Street
  • Fairview Street
  • North Coal Street
  • North Railroad Street
  • Wallace Street
  • North 18th Street
  • Third Avenue
  • Forest Road
  • North Twelfth Street
  • North Street
  • East Market Street
  • East Race Street
  • Front Street
  • Meyers Street
  • Main Street
  • North Ninth Street
  • South Jackson Street
  • Spruce Street
  • Greenwood Avenue
  • Davis Avenue
  • Westwood Road
  • Anderson Street
  • Young Street
  • Prospect Street
  • Adams Street
  • Pierce Street
  • Steidle Street
  • Water Street
  • Lawtons Hill
  • Higgins Street
  • South 20th Street
  • Walnut Street
  • South Fourth Street
  • Ehlers Street
  • South Progress Avenue
  • South 25th Street
  • Mill Creek Avenue
  • South 24th Street
  • Sanderson Street
  • Fleet Street
  • Timber Road
  • Villa Street
  • Fairmont Avenue
  • Ravine Street
  • Jones Street
  • North 14th Street
  • Crestview Drive
  • King Avenue
  • Norway Street
  • Boone Street
  • Eagan Street
  • Cherry Street
  • Cottage Hill
  • Morgan Avenue
  • New Laurel Street
  • Second Avenue
  • South 23rd Street
  • South 21st Street
  • North 22nd Street
  • Baber Street
  • Oak Terrace
  • South Ninth Street
  • South Third Street
  • Clinton Street
  • Barefield Drive
  • Rehmans Street
  • 17th Street
  • Coal Street
  • Claude Lord Boulevard
  • North Eighth Street
  • South Eleventh Street
  • South 13th Street
  • North 20th Street
  • South Sixth Street
  • North 19th Street
  • South 15th Street
  • Glenworth Road
  • Speacht Street
  • Ridge Avenue
  • North 23rd Street
  • North Sixth Street
  • Queen Street
  • Montgomery Street
  • Leader Road
  • Stein Street
  • Beckers Street
  • Oak Street
  • Cottage Hill West
  • South 18th Street
  • Calvary Street
  • South Twelfth Street
  • Cottage Hl East
  • Wheeler Street
  • Dana Street
  • South 22nd Street
  • North 24th Street
  • North 25th Street
  • Second Street
  • Atlantic Street
  • South 19th Street
  • Court Terrace
  • Knob Street
  • 14th Street
  • Ryon Circle
  • 18 Street
  • Mc Barron Street
  • Walter Griffiths Avenue
  • Overlook Drive
  • Terry Reiley Way
  • Ag Center Drive
  • Fisher Street
  • East Division Street
  • Yorktowne Road
  • Nepolt Street
  • South Fifth Street
  • Durham Drive
  • Short Street
  • New Street
  • Rock Street
  • North 17th Street
  • Laurel Terrace
  • Fox Street
  • Farnum Street
  • Highland Drive
  • Mine Street
  • South 14th Street
  • Edwards Avenue
  • South Seventh Street
  • Cottage Hill East
  • Greenview Street
  • Pughs Street
  • Clarence Avenue
  • North Eleventh Street
  • South George Street
  • Vine Street
  • Heffner Street
  • Picus Street

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About Pottsville, Pennsylvania

Pottsville is a city of 13,346 people and the county seat of Schuylkill County, on the west bank of the Schuylkill River in Pennsylvania's Coal Region. Its coal story began in 1790, when the hunter Necho Allen found a seam of anthracite here. Legend says he dozed off at the foot of Broad Mountain and woke to see that his campfire had set an outcrop of coal ablaze.

By 1795 a forge burning anthracite stood on the river, and John Pott, the town's founder, bought it in 1806. The surveyor Henry Donnell laid out the town in 1816, and it became a village in Norwegian Township in 1819. Pottsville was incorporated as a borough on February 19, 1828, took the county seat from Orwigsburg in 1851, and became a third-class city on March 22, 1911.

  • America's oldest breweryD. G. Yuengling & Son began brewing in Pottsville in 1829, and today no brewery in the United States is older. During Prohibition it turned to near beer, and Frank Yuengling opened a dairy making ice cream to keep the business alive. After repeal the brewery shipped a truckload of Winner Beer to President Franklin D. Roosevelt at the White House in 1933 in thanks. Its brewing complex joined the National Register in 1985.
  • Shirts from a pushcartIn 1881 Moses and Endel Phillips sewed shirts by hand and sold them from pushcarts to coal miners in Pottsville. Their work grew into the Phillips Van Heusen company, part of a textile trade that rose along the Schuylkill. Van Heusen and other textile firms began leaving the region in the late 1970s, mostly because of foreign competition.
  • The lost 1925 titleThe Pottsville Maroons played in the National Football League from 1925 to 1928, at Sportsman's Park in nearby Minersville. They had some of the league's best records in 1925 and 1926 and claimed the 1925 championship, but NFL President Joe Carr handed the title to the Chicago Cardinals in a disputed ruling. After two losing seasons the team moved to Boston as the Bulldogs, who folded in 1929.
  • John O'Hara's homeThe writer John O'Hara was born in Pottsville in 1905. From 1916 to 1928 his family's home was 606 Mahantongo Street. He set several of his major works in the coal region around the city, and his house joined the National Register in 1978.
  • A rock layer named PottsvilleThe Pottsville Formation, a band of coal, sandstone and coarse conglomerate running along the Appalachians from Alabama to New York, takes its name from the city. Its type section is a Pennsylvania Railroad cut through Sharp Mountain, just south of town.

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