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319 Sleepy Hollow Ave , This home, designed by M. Leo Elliot, has changed little of the years. In this photo, you’ll notice the lack of neighbors and wide-open fields. Although the population of Temple Terrace has increased steadily over the years, by 1940, there were only 215 people living in the City. By 1950, it increased to 430 and by 1960 it jumped to nearly 4,000.






1923, 2011, house, Sleepy Hollow Ave, Temple Terrace


