Auburntown Community
Auburntown Tennessee is a hometown community located in Cannon County. Once known as Poplar Stand, due to large population of poplar trees in the area. Auburntown is known for its small-town charm, rich history and strong sense of community.
Sites of Auburntown...
AUBURNTOWN COMMUNITY CENTER
In January of 1979 the Auburntown Lions Club began work on what would be the Auburntown Community Center, it was determined later that the Lions Club would turn the building over to the city to complete the pay off with assistances from the Lion Club and used for the community. Auburntown Community Center was once the location of the very popular Lion Club Fish Fry fundraiser. Money raised helped to continue charitable purposes including funding the community center. Today the community center is managed by the Auburntown Mayor. Auburntown residents can request to rent the community center.
192 E Main St, Auburntown, Tn. 37016 |
AUBURNTOWN TOWN HALL & HISTORICAL SOCIETY
Auburntown Town Hall & Historical Society is located in a historic 1922 brick-built bank building on Main Street,
42 E. Main St. Auburntown, Tn. 37016 |
AUBURNTOWN POST OFFICE
Auburntown Post Office handles all postal needs. Including PO Box rental.
Hours: Mon-Fri. 9am-1pm Sat.-9am-12:30 pm Sun.-Closed Lobby remains open 24-7. Auburntown Residents; Food Outreach is open in the Lobby of the post office 24-7. Auburntown residents in need of food assistances are welcome to take as much food as needed. |
AUBURNTOWN CHURCH OF CHRIST
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AUBURN BAPTIST CHURCH
www.facebook.com/auburnbaptistTN/115 W. Main St. Auburntown, Tn. 37016
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AURBURNTOWN FELLOWSHIP
Main Street, Auburntown Tn. 37016
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PROSPERITY MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH
45 Fites Ln. Auburntown, Tn. 37016
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CS HAWKINS PARK
The Auburntown community park was named after C. S. Hawkins, the town's first mayor and longtime businessman. Land for the park was donated by Alpha O'Neal Donnell and named C. S. Hawkins Park in March 1989. The park contains the remains of a log home owned by four generations of the Richard Thomas Hancock family, all longtime residents of Auburntown. The logs were donated by Dwight Hancock, his wife and son in 1992 and the reconstructed cabin dedicated in 1995.
CS Hawkins Park currently has several playground areas, Patrick Frank pavilion, gazabo, basketball court, Creekside walking track, land to roam, and plenty of parking. |
JIMBO'S RESTAURANT
!Auburntown gas station evolved into cafe.
Temp. Closed |