Friendsville City
Friendsville City Hall is located at 105 Homecoming Circle, Friendsville, TN 37737.
Phone: 865‑995‑2831.
Neighborhoods
- Bailey Estates
- Academy Farms
- Alleys Way
- Baldwin Meadows
- Bletchley Park
- Buffalo Ridge
- Burns Acres
- Cedar Crest
- Chalet Village North
- Collie Cove
- Derby Downs
- Disco Riverview
- Dunlap Hollow
- Endsley Lane
- Fox Creek Farms
- Gallaghers Landing
- Hidden Springs
- Hilltop Vista
- Ivy Way
- Lakeshore Estates
- Laurel Bank Estates
- Lee Meadows
- Leepers Crossing
- Logan Heights
- Lonely Oaks
- Ridgeview Estates
- Rio Vista
- Rolling Hills
- Rose Addition
- Sequoyah Heights
- Serenity Cove
- Shenendoah Place
- Summer Oaks
- Summerhill Estates
- The Pines
- Vinegar Valley
- Waterhaven
- Watershaw
- Whisper Creek
Beginnings [1]
The community of Friendsville was founded by a group of Quakers (known as Friends) in the western section of the county by 1800. A Friends Church was established in 1808 and a small village was centered around the church; a nearby saw and grist mill was operated by John Hackney. Around 1850, town lots were sold and a post office was opened. To meet the demand for education of the county's Quaker community, a school known as the Friendsville Academy was opened in 1857.
- Philip Thomason, Thomason and Associates, Historic and Architectural Resources of Blount County, Tennessee, 1989, National Park Service, National Register of Historic Places, Washington, D.C.
Nearby Towns: Louisville Town •