Get Involved in Your Neighborhood
The purpose of the Historic Lake Morton Neighborhood Association is to:
Bordered by Lake Morton Lake Hollingsworth and Lake Mirror, The Lake Morton Neighborhood is a visually appealing and walkable space. The streets are shaded with beautiful, old trees. Bike trails connect the the lakes. Most streets have sidewalks. Nestled within the neighborhood are Florida Southern College, The Lakeland Library and the Polk Museum of Art.
Read moreBecause of our fabulous location, Lake Morton residents can easily participate in many fun and interesting events in Downtown and Dixieland. The Lake Morton Neighborhood Association has many opportunities to gather with neighbors through parties, community service, meetings and more. See below for links to sites where you can find great events and activities near our neighborhood.
Read moreThe South and East Lake Morton Historic District Neighborhoods (the Lake Morton Historic Districts), located primarily south and east of Lake Morton and north of Lake Hollingsworth, are important to Lakeland because of their architectural integrity and historical elements.Although the development of these neighborhoods began around 1906, most of the houses were built during the Florida Boom between 1920 and 1926.
Read moreThe purpose of the Historic Lake Morton Neighborhood Association is to: