Photos from 2012
4th of July
Lake Carroll Donations
Neighborhood donations help keep Lake Carroll well maintained and healthy. These funds are needed to offset expenses of lake sampling as
Fire Service
In the earlier days of Northwest Hillsborough (circa 1960s and 1970s), the closest fire service came from Armsdale Fire Association, an independent
Legendary Luminaries
In the mid 1960s, Grace Allen (the wife of the first president of the University of South Florida and Original
50th Anniversary
The 50th Celebration weekend was a spectacular event that will be talked about for years to come! The three-day extravaganza
40th Anniversary
November 1999. Many residents and some who returned to town just for the celebration enjoyed a walk down memory lane
25th Anniversary
In November 1984 the community gathered to reminisce about the first twenty-five years of living the good life in Carrollwood.
Photos from 2012
4th of July
Photos from 2012
4th of July
Lake Carroll Donations
Neighborhood donations help keep Lake Carroll well maintained and healthy. These funds are needed to offset expenses
Fire Service
In the earlier days of Northwest Hillsborough (circa 1960s and 1970s), the closest fire service came from Armsdale
Matt Jetton
Matt Jetton (pronounced “jet-tawn”) achieved local and national fame in the late 1950s as the developer of Original Carrollwood. His company, Sunstate Builders, purchased 325+
Charles Carroll
Charles Carroll of Carrollton (his complete name) was born in 1737 into a wealthy Catholic family in Annapolis, Maryland. He began his education at the
Lake Carroll
Did you know that Lake Carroll was not always known by that name? Some of the many names for the lake included Horse Pond, Horseshoe
Pirate Dance
The Pirate Dance has been a popular event over the years in Original Carrollwood dating back to 1963. Decked out in costumes, neighbors gathered to
Original Carrollwood Song
A legendary singer/songwriter, Original Carrollwood resident Jim Mason wrote and performed a song entitled “A Peaceful Paradise” to capture the essence of Original Carrollwood. Click