The town of Mandeville sits directly across Lake Pontchartrain from New Orleans, in the south of Louisiana. The large causeway that spans the massive, brackish estuary connects the small city to its much larger counterpart. Mandeville owes its name to the Cajun-French influence of the region as there are two villages in France named Mandeville. The town was founded and incorporated in 1840, and soon after became a popular vacation retreat for the New Orleans elite. As time went on, Mandeville became more accessible to middle-class people as well, making it a tiny resort town destination.
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