Town of Bell Buckle
Established 1852
Your Gateway to Southern Hospitality
Nestled in the hills of Walking Horse Country of Bedford County Tennessee Bell Buckle was founded along the The Nashville and Chattanooga railroad line in 1852. In 1853 a railroad depot was constructed in the village. Around 1870 Bell Buckle was a major stockyard for the railroad with a population that boomed over 1000.
The Town has become known for antiques, quilts, handmade crafts, music, great food, and its Southern Hospitality.
Bell Buckle is a Governor's Three Star Community, recipient of the 2008 Governor's Stewardship Award for Parks & Recreation, and is noted as being the smallest town in Tennessee to receive the Tree City, USA Title.
Announcements
The various committees & boards will soon be listing available volunteer opportunities on the Town's website. Interested parties will be apply to apply/express interest in the various opportunities online from their phone, tablet, or computer.