Perry County, Tennessee

Perry County is a county located in the U.S. state of Tennessee. In the 2020 census, 8,366 people lived there.^[1] The county seat is Linden.

Perry County, Tennessee Media

Perry County as depicted in the 1836 edition of Tanner's New Universal Atlas
An oblique view of the National Register of Historic Places listed James Dixon House in Perry County, Tennessee. This house was likely constructed around 1819, and the first court session held in the county was conducted in the house that year.
Notice posted in the Nashville Union newspaper of a runaway slave from the iron works
Hand drawn map of Perry County in 1842 by Matthew Rhea. Depicts major streams, roads, settlements, and county boundaries.
A section of an 1874 reprint of a Union military map of Tennessee depicting Perry County during the American Civil War.
The 1868 courthouse in Linden.
Pvt. Noah Harder of Linden, killed in Belgium, 1918.
1934 Tennessee Valley Authority map of Perry County.
Aerial view of the Toms Creek embayment on the Tennessee River.

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