Mount Airy City
Mount Airy City Hall is located at 300 South Main Street, Mount Airy, NC 28030.
Phone: 336‑786‑3501.
Neighborhoods
- Bannerwood
- Mount Airy Historic District
- Alta Vista
- Arlington Heights
- Big Dan Lake
- Boxwood Estates
- Braircliffe
- Briarfield
- Brookdale
- Brush Arbors
- Burkewood
- C C Condos
- Callaway
- Caudle Road
- Chandler Hill
- Chateau Condos
- Colonial Woods
- Country Club Condos
- Country Club Estates
- Country Manor
- Cross Creek
- Crosswinds
- Donohoe
- Fairfield
- Fairfield Forest
- Forestview
- Foxcroft
- Franklin Heights
- Franklin View Condos
- Granite Hill
- Graves Heights
- Greenfield
- Greystone Condos
- Gwynwood
- Hamburg Addition
- Haymore
- Hazelnut Plantation
- Heatherstone
- Highland Park
- Holly Hill Estates
- Indian Spring
- Indian Springs
- Knollwood
- Landmark Estates
- Laurel Creek
- Laurel Hills
- Lynnewood
- McBride Heights
- Meadow Creek Manor
- Millerode Forest
- Mountain View
- Mountain View Acres
- Myers Acres
- Myers Estates
- North Summit
- Northwood
- Oakwood
- Oakwood Estates
- Old Springs Condos
- Orchard Hills
- Orchard View
- Oxbow Rancho
- Peakland Place
- Pine Crest
- Rawley Heights
- Renfro Lofts
- Riverhill Estates
- Rivermont
- Riverside Acres
- Rosedale Orchard
- Salem Condos
- Sky View
- Smith Landing
- Smith Woods
- South View
- Southridge
- Spring Hill Estates
- Stone Creek
- Stonecroft
- Sunbow
- Sunset
- Sycamore Hills
- Taylor Park
- Town And Country Woods
- Twin Oaks
- Wedgewood
- Westwood
- White Oak
- White Sulphur Springs
- Woodbridge
- Woodbury
- Woodcreek
- Woodside Estates
- Woodside Estates
Beginnings [1]
The valley in which lies Mount Airy was know by early settlers as The Hollows. The small community began being settled in the 1820s, growing up as a stop along the stagecoach route connecting Salem (now Winston-Salem), North Carolina with Wytheville, Virginia. By the late 1850s Mount Airy had grown to a village of about 300 people, It contained at the time a tavern, a textile factory, a wagon & buggy shop and several other small mercantile establishments.