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Loudon County is one of the youngest counties in Tennessee. It was created in 1870 from parts of Roane, Monroe, and Blount Counties. A map of Loudon County prior to its formation is online.   History of Loudon County History of Greenback, Tennessee History of Lenoir City, Tennessee History of Loudon, Tennessee History of Philadelphia, Tennessee Time Line of Events Loudon County and the Civil War Churches of Loudon County Carmichael Inn Orme-Wilson Storehouse Loudon Bridge Court House Lenoir Cotton Mill Blair's Ferry Storehouse Blairland Baptist Church Charter Members Mason Place Prater House Winton House Martel Church Real Cotton Mill Cumberland Presbyterian Church Act that Created Loudon County Ammendment to the Act  that Created Loudon County Goodspeed's History Post Offices of Loudon County

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