Preserving African Americans Historic Sites in College Park, GA
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Preserving African Americans Historic Sites in College Park, GA
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About Us

Our Mission

 PHOAA seeks to gather information about the indigenous people of College Park, Georgia, who lived in one square mile of the city.  PHOAA aims to restore the Price Barbershop and the adjacent house to serve as the PHOAA Museum, which tells the story of the life and times of its original people. 

Vision Statement

The PHOAA Museum will be the official repository of historic sources for education and scholarship that documents the culture of the people in the "One Square Mile" of College Park, Georgia.


PHOAA endeavors to honor the rich history of the original residents of the One Square Mile by installing historical markers where key sites existed for businesses, churches, and schools.  We aim to preserve, restore, and maintain these historical places.

PHOAA Team Members

Gloria Abdullah

Gloria Abdullah

Gloria Abdullah

 President

Gloria serves as the current president and . . . 

Linda Hightower

Gloria Abdullah

Gloria Abdullah

Vice President

Linda serves as the current vice president and . . . 

Ella Barnes

Gloria Abdullah

Sylvia Dunlap

Treasurer

Ella serves as the current treasurer . . . 

Sylvia Dunlap

Craig Eberhart

Sylvia Dunlap

Secretary

Sylvia serves as the current secretary . . 

Brenda Smith

Craig Eberhart

Craig Eberhart

Marketing Materials

Brenda serves as the current marketing . . . 

Craig Eberhart

Craig Eberhart

Craig Eberhart

Communications Officer

Craig serves as the current communications officer . . .

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