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Tucked right on the state line where
Alabama meets Tennessee, Ardmore
is one of those small towns that
instantly feels like home. It's a place
where Main Street splits two states
and four counties: Limestone and
Madison on the Alabama side, and
Giles and Lincoln over in Tennessee.
It's a town with not one but two
mayors and one big heart that keeps
everything running smoothly.
As you wander through town, you
can't help but reflect on its history.
Ardmore got its start back in 1911
as a railroad stop called Austin,
named after a local store owner who
helped the railroad crews work their
way between Nashville and Decatur.
A few years later, it was renamed
"Ardmore" by another railroad
company, borrowing the name from
a town in Pennsylvania.
Speaking of rich history, Ardmore High
School is turning 110 years old this
year! at's quite a milestone for one of
the two schools that call Ardmore home.
It's the kind of school where generations
of families have walked through the
halls, cheered on the Tigers, and grown
up together.
at same sense of community and
tradition is what Redstone hopes to be
part of as we open our first drive-thru
teller branch in Ardmore early next year.
Designed for convenience and personal
service, the new drive-thru will allow
members to speak directly with a teller
and handle everyday banking tasks like
deposits and withdrawals, all without
leaving their cars.
Ardmore, AL/TN
CITY OF
Summertime Strolls and Southern Charm in Ardmore
