Historical Register Sites

Following is a listing of all the historic sites in Perry County, Tennessee. The iron furnace is memorialized in a publication called "Tennessee Iron Furnace Trail, A Guide to Resources on the Western Highland Rim", which can be obtained through the Chamber of Commerce.

PERRY COUNTY, TENNESSEE

Dr. Richard Calvin Bromley House (added 1995 - Building #95001373)
Also known as Bromley Hotel, Hotel Bromley
TN 13 near junction with Slink Shoals Rd., Flatwoods

Historic Significance:	Event
Area of Significance:	Commerce, Health/Medicine
Period of Significance:	1900-1924, 1925-1949
Owner:	Private
Historic Function:	Domestic, Health Care
Historic Sub-function:	Clinic, Hotel, Secondary Structure, Single Dwelling
Current Function:	Domestic
Current Sub-function:	Secondary Structure, Single Dwelling
Shown by appointment only Private Residence	Jerry & Dexter Webster (931) 589-5692
Nomination:	Bromley House

Cedar Grove Furnace (added 1973 - Structure #73001814)
Also known as Cedar Creek Furnace, Linden address
Boundary increase was added 1988, #88001107

James Dickson House (Added 1985 - Building #85000668)
Also known as Sparks House
Lower Lick Creek Rd., Linden

Historic Significance:	Architecture/Engineering
Architect, building or enginner:	Dickson, James
Architectural Style:	No Style Listed
Area of Significance:	Architecture
Period of Significance:	1800-1824
Owner:	Private
Historic Function:	Domestic
Historic Sub-function:	Secondary structure, Single Dwelling
Current Function:	Vacant/Not in use
Nomination:	Dickson House

Hufstedler Gravehouse (Added 1987 - Structure #87001038)
Also known as Pinckney's Tomb
Hurricane Creek Rd., Linden

Historic Significance:	Architecture/Engineering
Architect, builder or engineer:	Hufstedler, Pinckney
Architectural Style:	No Style Listed
Area of Significance:	Architecture
Period of Significance:	1875-1899
Owner:	Private
Historic Function:	Funerary
Historic Sub-Function:	Graves/Burials
Current Function:	Funerary
Current Sub-function:	Graves/Burials
Nomination:	Pinckney's Tomb
Directions:	Pinckney's Tomb Directions

Perry County Courthouse (Added 1995 - Building #95000339)
Town Square, Linden

Historic Significance:	Architecture/Engineering, Event
Architect, building or engineer:	Bell Bros. & Co., Colley, C.K.
Architectural Style:	Colonial Revival
Area of Significance:	Architecture, Politics/Government
Period of Significance:	1925-1949
Owner:	Local Gov't.
Historic Function:	Government, Courthouse
Current Function:	Government, Courthouse
Nomination:	Perry County Courthouse

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McDonald Craig Family Farm (Added 2007 - Building #05001219)
1031 North Fork Road, Linden

Historic Significance:	Ethnic Heritage, African/American
Architect, building or engineer:	RL Horner, Ralph Ledbetter, and McDonald Craig, Builders
Architectural Style:	Minimal, traditional
Area of Significance:	Century Farm
Period of Significance:	1871 - to present
Owner:	McDonald & Rosetta Craig
Historic Function:	Century Farm
Current Function:	Century Farm
Nomination:	Craig Farm Nomination Filing