2022 Stable Stroll

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 A Note from the Organizers
WOW - what an evening at the Stable Stroll ...BIG thanks to Phil Witter & his incomparable PA Emily Edmonston    at Live Oak Arabians for hosting, helping and handling every detail so beautifully..and special thanks to the Stroll committee of superstars (and their families who gave them time & space to make everything happen) -   Casey Meyer, Gaye McArdle,   Jay Little, Linda Vath & Ronnie Harris ...and to our Board members who came to help & enjoy the evening - Barry Meyer, Dennis Vidrine,   Mark Kantrow, Matt Diez, and Norm Ryan!!!

​...and, Geaux, Tigers!!​
Please be vigilant as unlocked cars continue to be enticements for criminals. When you see something that doesn't seem right, call BRPD, 389-2000.
For information on the Old Goodwood Crime Prevention and Neighborhood Improvement District please click on CPID in the banner.

A Tradition worth saving

The neighborhood referred to as Old Goodwood or Goodwood Place was developed beginning in 1932 on parts of the 2,000 acres that comprised Goodwood Plantation. The Goodwood Plantation home is located on Goodwood Aveue, slightly west of Lobdell Avenue. Built around 1852, the plantation home was said to be the first house in Baton Rouge to have running water, bathrooms, bathtub, shower and built-in washstands.
Goodwood is a diverse but tightly knit neighborhood that includes homes ranging from modest bungalows to $1 million-plus mansions. While many Goodwood residents have lived in their homes for decades, younger families with school-age children are among new homeowners flocking to the neighborhood.
Despite a great deal of commercialization around the edges, Goodwood has maintained its neighborhood qualities — thanks largely to a vigilant and active Goodwood Property Owners Association (GPOA).
The association is 100 percent volunteer driven, managed on a day-to-basis by its Board of Directors. Since GPOA is involved in such a wide range of projects, volunteers are needed and welcomed to keep the organization functioning for the good of all residents. Residents in areas that want to be involved for specific localized goals or projects are encouraged to volunteer. The Board of Directors continues to focus on addressing the needs and requests of the membership and must have support and input from residents to be successful.