As Whitwell is nestled between two mountain ranges, this old mining town has grown very slowly in the Sequatchie Valley. It is very desirable being out in the country and still having the amenities of a large city. The churches are abundant and school life here is second to none. Our very own Whitwell Middle School was responsible for putting together the Children's Holocaust Memorial and Paper Clip Project that became very famous all over the world! There was even a movie called "Paper Clips" made about the school's project. Even though Whitwell has been around since the 1800s, the town was officially established and incorporated as the City of Whitwell in 1956.

We, at the city of Whitwell, are very honored that you have visited this web site and truly hope you enjoy browsing around and learning about the many interesting things that Whitwell, Tennessee has to offer! You may Click Here at any time to e-mail the mayor of Whitwell. He is very interested in your feedback.

The City of Whitwell is open from 8:30am to 5:00pm Central Time zone. You can pay your water bill, make donations for causes or events, and also pay your city property taxes.

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Mayor of Whitwell - Chris Morrison
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