Gentilly Terrace and Gardens 

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Is a neighborhood in New Orleans which has been listed on the National Register of Historic Places.  Begun in 1909 as a getaway community from the main part of the city, Gentilly Terrace was developed with a unique-to-New Orleans flavor of architecture.

With a mix of California bungalow, English Tudor, and Spanish hacienda styles, the ambience in the Terrace is a refreshing departure from the din of the city.  With a diverse mixture of residential, commercial, and  schools Gentilly Terrace and Gardens is an attractive place for all who call it home.
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"GentillyTerrace-the First One Hundred Years" 

Books On Sale Now
A limited number of the history book, "Gentilly Terrace: The First One Hundred Years," are still available for only $5. Pick up a copy at the monthly meeting.

Contact Kim Schaefer

A few Centennial Celebration fans and magnets are also available for purchase.
The Next Meeting of GTGIA will be
           Wednesday,  May 8

All meetings begin at 6:30 PM and are held at Gentilly Terrace School.

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To be included on the GTGIA email mailing list, please send your address to Dan Falk at  secretary@gentillyterrace.org

         SUPPORT GT&GIA!  


GT&GIA dues are voluntary and not mandatory to be a part of our neighborhood organization 

Dues finance drinks at our Anti-Crime Walk, Night Out Against Crime, Potluck in October and our Holiday Potluck in December. Dues also help with incidental cost related to Movie Nights, Neighborhood Conservation, and Sign Landscaping. 

Make checks out to: GT&GIA, Pay dues at neighborhood association meetings or deliver dues to 3431 Gentilly Blvd., located at the corner of Spain St. Kim can be reached at (504) 283-8881 or email her at: Kim Schaefer

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Questions concerning our Website?

If you have questions about or input for the website, please email John Ryan at 
            weblackey@gentillyterrace.org