Lewisburg is a quiet, family-oriented neighborhood nestled along the beautiful north shore of Lake Ponchartrain, just west of the Lake Ponchartrain Causeway. Its natural, unspoiled setting is a few miles west of the quaint town of Mandeville and a 40-minute drive from the history and charm of New Orleans. Large, old live oaks abound in Lewisburg; in fact, it boasts the largest live oak tree in North America, the Seven Sisters Oak. The gnarled, fern-covered, limbs of Lewisburg's many oak trees are dripping in Spanish moss, and as they reach out over the streets, homes and shoreline, they seem longing to tell residents stories of the past. Lewisburg enjoys all the trappings of typical Louisiana Life-- Crawfish boils, Mardi Gras celebrations, family gatherings, and Sundays watching the Saints. Its rich history, ever-changing lake vistas, and majestic oaks, make it one of the most beautiful residential districts in America.
The Lewisburg annual neighborhood meeting and picnic is scheduled for October 25 from 3 to 6 p.m. It will be held at 100 Doby Drive. All neighbors are invited. Children are very welcome. A great time to visit with your neighbors and meet new arrivals! A short business meeting of the Association will be held. A food truck will be there and drinks also will be available.
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