Advocating for the Preservation of Local Historic Properties

Preservation Alliance of Lafayette

Preserving The Doorway To Our Past

As a nonprofit organization our mission is to:

Promote strong historic preservation values
Serve as an advocate for the preservation of local historic properties
Promote the culture and history of Acadiana
Serve as a resource center for historic preservation

Lafayette Historic Register Book
Updated Edition Dec 2023

Get Your Copy Today at the Following Shops:

Downtown Historic District Shops:

Sans Souci Fine Crafts Gallery – E. Vermilion St.
Cathedral of St. John the Evangelist Gift Shop
Beausolieu Books
UL Lafayette Science Museum

University District:

Hilliard University Art Museum Gift Shop – St. Mary Blvd.

UL Press at Center of Louisiana Studies – Historic J. Arthur Roy House

Bendel Garden District:

Life Designed in Louisiana

Freetown-Port Rico District:

Maison Creole de Freetown Museum

Gift Shops:

Louisiana Hot Stuff

Vermillionville Historic Village Gift Shop

Acadian Village Gift Shop

All Seasons Nursery

Pieces of Eight

PURCHASE YOUR
Lafayette Historic Register Book
TODAY

You can order by mail by sending a check to: ($33.00)
P.O. Box 2541
Lafayette, LA 70502

Phase III
“Greenbriar District” Lamp Post Restoration Project

Please help PAL reach the finish line in restoring the beautiful historic Lamp Posts in the Greenbriar Garden District! We have successfully restored over 40 Lamp Posts with approx.. 25 remaining to finish. This project has been funded by local donations, grants, and awards. The city has upgraded the lights to heritage style LED lighting!

The Azalea Trail streets have all been completed and we thank everyone who supported this project. Let’s finish the remaining Lamp Posts in this lovely garden district.

Please adopt a Lamp Post for $150.00 or donate any amount you can.

You can give online below.

or by U S Mail Check Payable to :

Preservation Alliance of Lafayette

P.O. Box 2541

Lafayette, LA 70502

Thank you in advance for your support of preserving our historic beauty.

Mrs. Denise Lanclos, President of PAL

(337) 277-7323