Trussville City
Trussville City Hall is located at 131 Main Street, Trussville, AL 35173.
Phone: 205‑655‑7478.
Neighborhoods
- Cahaba Homestead Village Historic District
- Arbors at Magnolia
- Ashford Ridge
- Barclay Terrace
- Bonita Park
- Brentwood
- Brookes Crossing
- Buck Ridgte
- Cahaba Crest
- Cahaba Forest
- Cahaba Heights
- Cahaba Valley Estates
- Calico Acres
- Calumet Downs
- Carrington Estates
- Carrington Lakes
- Carrington Valley
- Cavern Estates
- Cedar Creek
- Cedar Knoll
- Charleston Square
- Chatham Crest
- Cottonrifge
- Crown Ridge
- Deer Crossing
- Dew Gardens
- Dogwood Hills
- Echo Hills
- English Trace
- Foxwood
- Hawk Ridge
- Hickory Hill Acres
- Hickory Valley
- Hidden Brooke
- Hidden Cove
- Hidden Trace
- Hunters Creek
- Jeremiah Ridge
- Lake Vista
- Lancashire
- Lexington Oaks
- Longmeadow
- Lookout Ridge
- Magnolia Place
- Magnolia South
- Magnolia South
- Maplewood
- Meadowview Estates
- Misty Pines
- Misty Ridge
- Mountain Ridge
- Old Mill Run
- Overlook Crest
- Peppertree
- Pilgrims Rest
- Pine Brook
- Poplar Ridge
- Ridgewood Forest
- Riverbend
- Rivercrest
- Riverview
- Rolling Hills
- Rosedale
- Shady Oaks
- Sheman Oaks
- Sping River Estates
- Sterling Arbor
- Still Oaks
- Stonecrest
- Stonegate
- Sushine Estates
- Tiffant Cove
- Tiffany Estates
- Trussville Manor
- Trussville Springs
- Tutwiler Farm
- Valley Crest
- Valley Ridge Estates
- West Ridge Manor
- Wild Acres
- Windsong
- Winslow Parc
- Woodward
- Wynwood
Beginnings [1,2]
The area that would become the City of Trussville was settled by Warren Truss sometime prior to 1820. He built a mill along the Cahaba and the settlement became known as "Truss."
Although the Town of Trussville was not incorporated until 1947, Trussville's major development began in the 1880s. Prior to the Civil War Trussville was an agricultural center. During the late nineteenth century, two railroads, the Louisville and Nashville Railroad and the Alabama and Chattanooga Railroad Company, brought Northern investors and therefore industrial development to town.
- City of Trussville, AL, Our History, www.cityoftrussville.com, accessed January, 2015.
- Gene A. Ford, Architectural Historian, consultant and Trina Binkley, AHC Reviewer, Alabama Historical Commission, Cahaba Village Historic District, Jefferson County, AL, nomination document, 2000, National Park Service, National Register of Historic Places, Washington, D.C.