Jean Baptiste Lang Creole House Museum — Attraction in Mandeville

Circa 1852, this beautiful Creole home, now a museum, can be reached from Girod St. by walking through the woods on the Bunny Trail. Then, a lovely, informative tour is given, and you are invited to come anytime to picnic on the porch and walk through the Kierr Family Gardens. A delight from beginning to end, and an antique lover's dream. It is on Explore Historic Mandeville’s QR tour., Unfortunately the QR code is on the front porch, so it is only available when the house is open. I have spoken with the Mandeville Historic Society. They are going to see if it can possibly be moved. The #ramp is on the left side, and is large and very accessible...

History is taken for granted in old world Cities. But In America we have very few standing structures older than 100 years. Folks in Mandeville including Adele, Curator and History Buff, decided to donate to the preservation of Louisiana's past. the museum is cute, clean, accurately restored well managed and very popular on Mother's Day. if you are on the North shore,...

If you are interested in history and/or Louisiana architecture don't miss the Lang House in Old Mandeville. So much local history in this beautifully preserved gem. Located just a hop away from the Mandeville Trailhead you will not be disappointed if you come take one of the free tours, relax in a rocking chair on the porch, or enjoy the adjacent...