Old Jamestown Association

The Old Jamestown Area is bounded by natural streams on the north and south. The Missouri River was the route of the Lewis and Clark expedition and Coldwater Creek was a clear, free flowing stream used by the early American Indians. The roads bounding the east and west begin in the City of St. Louis and extend from the Halls Ferry Circle to the Missouri River. They were used by early settlers to transport farm produce and merchandise to and from St. Louis.

The Old Jamestown Association researches and shares with residents, students, and others the area’s history, unique geological features, events, landmarks, and population; and facilitates communications between residents and the St. Louis County government and neighboring communities. 

Chan Mahanta, President of Old Jamestown Association, and Dr. Grayling Tobias, Superintendent of Hazelwood School District, after Dr. Grayling updated  Old Jamestown Association members at the May 2, 2013, General Meeting.

Everyone is welcome to become a part of this network of residents who are informed about events and issues in the Old Jamestown Area. Individual dues are $10.00 per year and family dues are $15.00. New members will receive an information packet about the area. See the Joining Old Jamestown Association link.

If you would like to receive occasional e-mails letting you know what's happening in our neighborhood, if you have suggestions for this web site, or if you have questions, please send an e-mail to prautes@aol.com