Jamestown City
Jamestown City Hall is located at 314 East Central Avenue, Jamestown, TN 38556.
Phone: 931‑879‑8815.
Neighborhoods
- Airport Estates
- Allardt Estates
- Bear Hollow
- Bobcat Point
- Buck Mountain Estates
- Cherokee Hills
- Clear Fork Acres
- Colyer Estates
- Compton
- Country Village
- Coyler Estates
- Crooked Creek Acres
- Falling Waters
- Gobblers Ridge
- Green Meadow
- Hilltop Estates
- Hitchin Post at Hunters Ridge
- Holly Hills
- Hundred Oaks
- Laurel Fork
- Laurel Woods
- Lone Oak
- Longbranch
- Nichol Creek Farms
- Northrup Estates
- Northside Acres
- Northwood Estates
- Oak Hills
- Pointe Vista
- Quail Run
- Quail Run Estates
- Ridge Top Acres
- River Bluffs of Clear Fork
- Rockcastle Farms
- Rockhouse Ranch
- Russell Heights
- Sleepy Hollow
- Spruce Creek
- Spruce Creek Acres
- Stockton Bluffs
- Stone Cliff Acres
- Sunshine Estates
- Tanglewood Hills
- The Highlands at Big South Fork
- Tinch Woods
- Twin Parks Village
- Wallace/Taylor
- West Fentress
- Whispering Winds
- White Oak
- Willow Lake
- Wilshire Heights
- Windcrest
- Yellow Cliff Estates
Established at the same time as Fentress County and designated county seat, Jamestown was incorporated in 1837. It was named for James Fentress who served as speaker of the Tennessee state house. During the Civil War, Fentress County loyalties were split having provided companies of troops to both the Confederate and Union armies.