Jim Walters Park

Jim Walter Park is a public park located in Tampa, Florida. The park honors veterans and families from World War II who played a significant role in establishing modern homes for African Americans in the area. It is situated in the Carver City-Lincoln Gardens neighborhood, which holds historical importance as the first planned Black subdivision developed by the Veterans Administration in 1948-49.

The park features a Veterans Plaza, which serves as a memorial to local World War II veterans. In May 2024, six new monuments were unveiled and dedicated at the Veterans Plaza, commemorating specific veterans from Lincoln Gardens and Carver City. These monuments pay tribute to Elco Bolton Sr., J.C. Bozeman Sr., David Bryant Sr., Ernest Sims, Donald B. Wilder Sr., and Reginald V. Williams, recognizing their contributions to the community.

Jim Walter Park provides a space for community gatherings and events, allowing residents to honor the area's history while enjoying outdoor recreational activities. The park's location and amenities make it a focal point for the neighborhood, serving as a reminder of the area's rich cultural heritage and the contributions of its veterans.