Rossville

Rossville is an unincorporated community located in Fayette County, Tennessee, United States. Situated along the Mississippi border, it lies approximately 40 miles east of Memphis. The area is primarily rural, characterized by agricultural land and a small, close-knit population.

Historically, the community developed around the farming industry. Its name is believed to honor either a local family or a early settler named Ross. While not a formally incorporated town, Rossville has maintained a distinct identity over the years. It is part of the larger Fayette County school system and relies on nearby municipalities for major commercial and governmental services.

A significant historical landmark is the Rossville Church of Christ, which has served as a central gathering place for the community for generations. The area is also known for its quiet, country atmosphere, attracting those seeking a lifestyle away from urban centers.

Economically, Rossville remains connected to agriculture, though many residents commute to jobs in Memphis or neighboring towns. The community offers a glimpse into rural West Tennessee life, with its history and character preserved through its long-standing families and local institutions.