Welcome to The Heirloom Store at the Maple Street Mansion

The Maple Street Mansion, a vibrant landmark in Carrollton, Georgia, has captivated residents and visitors alike since its construction in 1890. Built by L.C. Mandeville, a prominent figure in the local textile industry, the mansion holds a unique place in the city’s history. Mandeville erected the grand Victorian home next to his family’s residence to appease his wife, Mary Ann Stewart Mandeville, who longed for her native Vermont. In a gesture of love, he imported maple trees and lined the street with them, giving Maple Street its name.

In the 1960s, it was divided into boutiques and student housing, even earning the nickname “Hippie Joint” from a former owner, Bob Uglum. In 1984, the Uglum family purchased the property, ushering in a period of expansion and prosperity. For nearly forty years, the mansion served as a gathering place for college students and locals.

Now, the Maple Street Mansion is embarking on a new chapter, embracing its role as a showcase for local artisans and creators. Saved from demolition in 2014 thanks to the dedication of local residents, it continues to thrive as a testament to love, family, and community.