Goodlettsville City
Goodlettsville City Hall is located at 105 South Main Street, Goodlettsville, TN 37072.
Phone: 615‑851‑2200.
Neighborhoods
- Adams
- Alta Loma
- Ashlin Downs
- Birdwell
- Blair Manor
- Braxton Park
- Buchanan Acres
- Cartwright
- Chelsea Place
- Cimmaron Trace
- Clark Place
- Connell Estates
- Copper Creek
- Cottage Grove
- Cottage Grove at Twelve Stones Crossings
- Crencor Mannor
- Dawn Brooke
- Deepwood Glen
- Dry Creek Farms
- Dry Creek Pointe
- Echo Hill Estates
- Emerald Cove
- Fox Chase Meadows
- Franklin Heights
- Gateway
- Gatewood
- Georgia Heights
- Gilberth Shreeve Estates
- Greenview Estates
- Grizzard Manor
- Henry Hills
- Hidden Trails Estates
- Highland Heights
- Holiday Rest
- Indian Hills Club
- Jackson Heights
- Johnson Meadows Estates
- Kirby
- Lakewood Farm
- Langbrae Estates
- Long Hollow Place
- Long Hollow Woods
- Madison Creek
- Magnolia Station
- Mallard Creek
- Mansker Creek Estates
- Mansker Heights
- Marcie Mountain Meadows
- Moncrief
- North Pointe
- Oak Forest Estates
- Old Springfield
- Page Heights
- Patrica Wood
- Pleasant Hill
- Ranchwood Estates
- Ridge Acres
- Ridgecrest
- Ridgetop
- Ridgeview Estates
- Rolling Meadows
- Shenandoah
- Shepardland
- Slaters Woods
- Solitude Acres
- Spain Farm
- The Vineyards
- Twelve Stones Crossings
- Twelve Stones Crossings
- Willow Creek
- Willow Village
- Windsor Green
- Woodwyn Hills
- Wynlands
- Wynridge
The area that would become Goodlettsville was first settled when Kasper Mansker, a German immigrant, opened a trading post here ca. 1779. Mansker's Fort or Mansker's Station, as it was known, protected settlers from Indian attacks. About 1850 the name was changed to Goodlettsville to honor members of the Goodlett family who served the town as store proprietor, pastor and doctor. The town was first incorporated in 1858. In 1958 it was re-incorporated as a city. [1]
In Goodlettsville, a bronze marker, facing the post office, was been erected on the site of the building in which the Goodlettsville Lamb Club was organized. This was one of the first cooperative farm marketing associations in the South and made its first sale in 1887. [2]
- Goodlettsville Area Chamber of Commerce, History of Goodlettsville, Tennessee, www.goodlettsvillechamber.com, accessed December, 2014.
- Works Progress Administration, Federal Writers' Program, Tennessee: A Guide to the State, American Guide Series, Tennessee Department of Conservation, Stratford Press, 1939.
Nearby Towns: Hendersonville City •