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Main article: History of Memphis, Tennessee

This is a list of mayors of Memphis, Tennessee.

Mayor	Term
Marcus B. Winchester	1827-1829
Isaac Rawlings	1829-1831
Seth Wheatley	1831-1832
Robert Lawrence	1832-1833
Isaac Rawlings	1833-1836
Enoch Banks	1836-1837
John H. Morgan	1837-1838
Enoch Banks	1838-1839
Thomas Dixon	1839-1841
William Spickernagle	1841-1842
Edwin Hickman	1842-1845
Jesse J. Finley	1845-1846
Edwin Hickman	1846-1847
Enoch Banks	1847-1848
Gardner E. Locke	1848-1849
Edwin Hickman	1849-1852
A. B. Taylor	1852-1855
A. H. Douglass	1855-1856
T. B. Carroll	1856-1857
R. D. Baugh	1857-1861
John Park	1861-1864
Thomas H. Harris	1864
Channing Richards	1864-1865
John Park	1865-1866
William Lofland	1866-1868
McDavitt	1868
John W. Leftwich	1868-1869
J. T. Swayne	1869
John W. Leftwich	1869-1870
John Johnson	1870-1874
John Loague	1874-1876
John R. Flippin	1876-1879
(none) [1]	1879-1895
W. L. Clapp	1895-1898
J. J. Williams	1898-1906
James H. Malone	1906-1910
Edward H. Crump	1910-1915
George C. Love	1915-1916
Thomas C. Ashcroft	1916-1917
Harry H. Litty	1917-1918
Frank L. Monteverde	1918-1919
Rowlett Paine	1920-1927
S. Watkins Overton	1928-1939
Edward H. Crump	1940
Joseph Patrick Boyle	1940
Walter Chandler	1940-1946
Joseph Patrick Boyle	1946
Sylvanus W. Polk, Sr.	1946-1947
James J. Pleasants, Jr.	1947-1949
Watkins Overton	1949-1953
Frank T. Tobey	1953-1955
Walter Chandler	1955
Edmund Orgill	1956-1959
Henry Loeb	1960-1963
Claude Armour	1963
William B. Ingram	1963-1967
Henry Loeb	1968-1971
J. Wyeth Chandler	1972-1982
J. O. Patterson, Jr.	1982
Wallace Madewell	1982
Richard C. Hackett	1982-1991
W. W. Herenton	1992-2009
Myron Lowery	2009 (pro tem)
A C Wharton	elected 2009

[1] As a result of a yellow fever epidemic in 1879, Memphis lost so much of its population that it was disincorporated and was not rechartered until 1895. This accounts for the absence of a mayor during the period 1879 - 1893. See the article History of Memphis, Tennessee for more information.

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Memphis neighborhoods	Belle Meade - Berclair - Central Gardens - Chickasaw Gardens - Cooper-Young - Cordova - Douglass - Evergreen - Frayser - Harbor Town - Hickory Hill - High Point Terrace - Hollywood - Hyde Park - Lenox - Medical District - Mud Island - Normal Station - Nutbush - Orange Mound - Parkway Village - Raleigh - Riverside - Sherwood Forest - South Main - Uptown - Victorian Village - Vollintine Hills - Whitehaven - Wolfchase

Memphis metro area landmarks	Tennessee: Art Museum of the University of Memphis - AutoZone Stadium - Bartlett Museum - Beale Street - Bellevue Baptist Church - Belz Museum - Botanic Garden - Brooks Museum - Burkle Estate - Central Station - Children's Museum - Chucalissa Museum - Cotton Museum - Davies Manor - Dixon Gallery and Gardens - Downtown Trolleys - Elmwood Cemetery - FedExForum - Fire Museum - Graceland - Liberty Bowl Stadium - Libertyland - Lichterman Nature Center - Lincoln American Tower - Magevney House - Mallory-Neely House - Meeman-Shelby Forest State Park - Memorial Park Cemetery - Memphis Cotton Exchange - Memphis International Airport - Memphis Motorsports Park - Memphis National Cemetery - Memphis Zoo - Mississippi River - Mississippi River Park - Mud Island Monorail - National Civil Rights Museum - National Ornamental Metal Museum - Oaklawn Garden - Orpheum Theatre - Overton Park - Peabody Hotel - Pink Palace - The Pyramid - Rhodes College - Rock N' Soul Museum - St. Jude Children's Research Hospital - St. Mary's Episcopal Cathedral - Shelby Farms - Stax Museum - Sun Studio - Tennessee Brewery - T. O. Fuller State Park - Tom Lee Park - Union Station - University of Memphis - Victorian Village - Wolf River Mississippi: Arkabutla Lake - Bally's Casino - Gold Strike Casino - Harrah's Casino (formerly Grand Casino) - Holly Springs National Forest - Horseshoe Casino - Mississippi River - Resorts Casino Tunica - Sam's Town Gambling Hall - Tunica Resorts - Tunica Roadhouse Casino - Wall Doxey State Park Arkansas: Horseshoe Lake - Mississippi River - Southland Greyhound Park - Wapanocca National Wildlife Refuge

Memphis metro area suburbs	Tennessee: Arlington - Bartlett - Collierville - Covington - Germantown - Lakeland - Millington - Somerville Mississippi: Hernando - Holly Springs - Horn Lake - Olive Branch - Senatobia - Southaven - Tunica - Tunica Resorts (Robinsonville) Arkansas: Marion - West Memphis

Metro area counties	Tennessee: Shelby - Fayette - Tipton Mississippi: DeSoto - Marshall - Tate - Tunica Arkansas: Crittenden

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