CARROLL COUNTY INTERESTS
BIBLE RECORDS	BIOGRAPHIES	BIRTHS
CEMETERIES	CENTENARIANS	CHURCHES
COUNTY DIRECTORY 1878 COUNTY DIRECTORY 1917 COUNTY PLAT BOOK 1893 COUNTY PLAT BOOK 1908 COUNTY POORHOUSE COUNTY SUPERVISORS 1892-3	DEATHS	EARLY LEGISLATORS EARLY ORGANIZATIONS
GALLERY Postcards & Photos	GOSSIP COLUMNS	HISTORY of CARROLL 1913 Munsell Pub. Co Chicago
LOOK UP VOLUNTEERS	MARRIAGES ANNIVERSARIES WEDDINGS DIVORCES	MILITARY HONOR ROLL WW I
NEWS ARTICLES	OBITUARIES	OLD HOMES OLD HOTELS OLD LETTERS OLD TIME Cures OLD TIME Farm Equipment
PIONEER FAMILIES	POST OFFICES	REUNIONS
SCHOOLS	SURNAMES	TAX LIST FED. LAND PATENTS 1854-1758 INSANE PERSONS 1880 LANDOWNERS 1939
WEBSITES Carroll Co Connections	WILLS	CYCLONE 1898-GAZETTE CYCLONE 1898-MIRROR CYCLONE 1898-Mary Petty
MIRROR DEMOCRAT Biography/Business Dir. 1898 Biography/Business Dir. 1922 Biography/Business Dir. 1930	5 GENERATIONS FAMILIES 4 GENERATION FAMILIES 3 GENERATION FAMILIES	HISTORICAL CALENDARS 1976 Calendar 1980 Calendar 1982 Calendar
HISTORICAL ART	"THEN" & "NOW"	MEMORIES Of You HARVEY By Florence L. (Downing) Horner
HALDERMAN MILL	RACINE & MISSISSIPPI Railroad Stock	COUNTY FAIR Pageant 1923
CHRISTMAS OF OLD	RECOLLECTIONS By Asahel Preston	EARLY CARROLL COUNTY By Fay Christian
HISTORY OF CARROLL CO FARM DIARY 1863 By Samuel Preston	CARROLL COUNTY HISTORY By Volney Armour	LOG CABIN DAYS By Ellen Preston Downing
CARROLL CO POETRY Poems By Andrew Downing	LOGGING on the MISSISSIPPI By Shelton Helle	THE LONG AGO By Thomas Fraser
MEMOIRS By Edward Straub	GOING TO MONTANA The Rilla Preston Story	ORPHAN BOYS
STONE ARCH BRIDGE Where Abe Lincoln Camped	THE SCRAPBOOK Momento's Pearl Puterbaugh	NEW YEARS RESOLUTIONS That Our Ancestors Made
THE SWORD QUILT Sewn by Hannah Martin Sword	SAVANNA 100 YEARS By Alice M. Bowen	STAGE COACH STOP O'Neal Inn
THE WEB of the YEARS By Kenneth Duncan	BEAUTY SPOTS of Mt. Carroll From Leroy Getz & Alice Horner	CARROLL COUNTY FAIR Agricultural Society 1879

Carroll County was organized on 22 February 1839. The County is named for Charles Carroll who was one of the Signers of the Declaration of Independence. We have 14 Townships which I hope to get some History on soon. The historical town of Savanna is here in Carroll County right on the Mississippi River. When the trains and riverboats rules this town was a hustle and bustle of excitement and adventure. People from far and wide passed through Savanna, some moved on but many left their mark. Further inland is the county seat of Mt. Carroll, complete with a Courthouse Square. The city of Mt. Carroll, although up to date and progressive, is still a place where time stands still. The brick streets can still be found, the old buildings and stores are still used. A drive thorugh town makes you feel like you would want to live there. There are other towns and areas of interests that we will explore and learn about together.