Carroll County Courthouse & Square

 

   

Carroll County Scene, July, 1907
to Miss Anna Walesly, 102 Hepburn Ave. Louisville, Ky
Still Lonesome, Laura May

 

Carrollton Post Office, 4-25-1911
Miss Cecil Hendrix, Jett, Ky. Dear Cuz, I received your
card this week was glad to hear from you. I had begin to
think you wasn't going to answer my card. Jack and May's
baby is dead it is going to be buried at Oakland
today at 11 oclock died yesterday morning at six oclock.
Ans soon, Homer

Carrollton Post Office was built in 1902

 

Carrollton Post Office
Mrs. Mary Brooke, Eaton, Ohio, This office is 
not bothered much with letters from you.  All 
are well, and think and speak of you often.
 Could tell you something funny if you come and
 give me half a chance. All will send love, as well as, WB.

"Post Office hours for Sunday in the future will be from 7 ½ to 9 o'clock A.M. and 3 to 5 P.M."  the Carrollton Democrat, May 13, 1868

Carroll County Library, 1978

 

Looking East
Courtesy Kentucky Historical Society
Visit history.ky.gov regarding rights and reproduction

 

War Memorial of Carroll County

 

 

Carroll County Courthouse
from left, 1910, unknown, 1947

 

Carroll County Court House, 1906

 

The Third Carroll County Court House
(The present Court House is the fourth)

 

Aerial of Court House in the 1937 Flood

 

The Carroll County Courthouse
The key to the men in this photo is here.

 

Carroll County Friends Dinner Honoring J. Lyter Donaldson, 1932
warning: larger than usual  images

 

    

left, Carroll County Jail, Built 1899 
Message on back says "Jail is still in use 3 men in it. a woman too."  Aug. 22, 1964. 
center, Carroll County Jail
right,
"Historical Carroll County Jail"

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