About The Town of Gordonville

Gordonville, AL is a place with a rich history of people who have impacted the development of Lowndes County, Alabama and the U.S. A town anchored with a one of kind historic marker placed at the location of the Crosby Water System (The first black-owned Water System). The home of historic churches such as MT. Carmel Baptist Church, MT. Moriah 1 and Wood Chapel Church. A community that offers a relaxed educational journey which will add years to your life. It is located 25 miles west of Montgomery, Alabama. It is the home of many distinguished and nationally recognized leaders/families that see the community as a foundation for the long-term development of people and Lowndes County. 

Tourism - Entertainment - History

You can visit state registered and unregistered historic sites along county road 12.  The Town of Gordonville is a special place that every person should visit during their life time.  Contact the City Clerk today, if you have questions: Office: (334) 563-7330 

The Town of Gordonville is preparing for the 2020 Census by geting leaders to raise their hand in support of the Census. Mayor Ozier and the Town Council welcomed leaders and citizens to the new Municipal Complex. This building is now a cornerstone in the Town that will catalog historic data, create legislation and serve as a community meeting place. Contact the City Clerk today, if you have questions: Office: (334) 563-7330