Archives & Resources
Access a collection of historical resources documenting Old Mandeville’s people, places, and development over time. Explore maps, records, oral histories, and programs that preserve and share the city’s heritage.
Street Strolls
Explore Old Mandeville through our free self-guided walking tour brochures: Rue du Lac, Landmarks, Historical Churches, Religious Life, and Landmarks.
Map Collection
A varied collection, 1825 to 1941.
Site Plaques
OMHA's historic site plaque program continues to grow and now includes two publications: “Historic Site Plaque Locations, volumes 1 and 2 covering 130 locations in the Old Mandeville Historic Preservation District. As of September 2026, 14 more site plaques have been installed. When the goal of 40 plaques is reached, volume 3 will be published.
Town/City Council Meetings
Scanned and digitized. The years from 1869 to 1933 are handwritten. Later dates are typewritten and can be word-searched. The years 1965 through 1970 have been lost.
Oral History
An ever-evolving collection of recorded stories, memories, and experiences shared by the community.
Live Oak Program
This volunteer program names, registers, and maintains surveys of the significant live oak trees in Old Mandeville.