About Montgomery

A small town of only 2,000 Pennsylvanians and relatively distant from urban life, 170 miles south in Philadelphia, Montgomery is just off of the I-180 and provides unique living in the eastern part of the state. In 1795, the community was established around a sawmill and a wool-carding mill and today is mainly focused on residential living. Residents of a Montgomery house or apartment for rent understand that a wealth of culture and heritage in the area has been passed down from generation to generation and add a special flair to the town’s neighborhoods. Williamsport is the nearest city and provides the majority of shopping and other services for Montgomery’s residents.

Serving Montgomery’s aging population, the White Deer Golf Course is usually busy 7 days a week with avid golfers teeing off at all times of the day. Residents of an apartment or home for rent in Montgomery also treasure the Black Hole Creek that runs through the city not only for its former drinking water supply, but also because the creek’s ambient trickle is calming for many residents who live along the river banks. Rich heritage and tradition even runs into high school athletics where scholastic rivals Montgomery High School and Muncy High School duel for The Shoe, a bronze trophy.

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