Sinkholes in Bledsoe County, TN | Tennessee Sinkholes

Bledsoe County, TN and its History

• established in 1807
• named after Anthony Bledsoe, a prominent settler in the area who was killed by Native Americans
• the county played a role in the Civil War, with both Confederate and Union troops passing through the area

What are the notable landmarks in Bledsoe County, TN?

Cumberland Trail

• a scenic hiking trail that runs for over 300 miles through the state of Tennessee
• the trail passes through Bledsoe County
• offers opportunities for hiking, camping, and wildlife viewing

Bledsoe County Courthouse

• built in 1905
• listed on the National Register of Historic Places
• features a distinctive clock tower and houses the offices of the county government

First Baptist Church of Pikeville

• one of the historic churches in Bledsoe County, TN
• established in 1821 and is still in use today

Wheeler House

• a historic home built in the late 19th century
• located in Bledsoe County
• now a bed and breakfast

Old Bellview School

• built in 1905
• now serves as a museum that showcases local history and artifacts