Old Prattvillage was established in 1982. Old Prattvillage occupies the first block of First Street in Downtown Prattville, Alabama, a part of the land purchased by Daniel Pratt from Joseph May in December, 1935.

In May, 1982, a civic need and a passion for preservation led to the formation of Old Prattvillage. The 1840 Mims Hotel was in danger of being moved out of the Daniel Pratt Historic District or destroyed. A group of houses on First Street, though in a dilapidated state of repair, were in a prime location and the property included a vacant lot which would accommodate the beautiful old hotel. Historian Lenore Kirkpatrick and Developer Al Bock saw the need and combined their interests and talents to realize a dream.

Working with the newly formed Prattville Associates, the Autauga County Heritage Association launched a "Save the Mims" campaign and the Mims was saved.

Old Prattvillage is comprised of:

• Dennison House c. 1880
• Mims Hotel c. 1840
• Anthony/Wilkinson c. 1883
• Two Door Rentals c. 1890
• Two Door Rentals c. 1890
• Mill Workers House c. 1880
• Herrod House c. 1850
• Mill Foreman's House c. 1915
• Dunkin Daughters Playhouse 1905
• Lovie Farrior's c. 1885
• Miss Annie's c. 1840
• Chapel c. 1845
• Fishpond & Summer House
• Bateman House 1895