Atlanta Preservation Center, Inc.
327 St. Paul Ave., SE, Atlanta, 30312
(404) 688-3353
The Atlanta Preservation Center is a nonprofit that works to save Atlanta's old and important buildings, neighborhoods and landscapes. It teaches students about local history, runs a free summer camp for children, speaks up when historic places are in danger, and offers memberships.P. Grant Mansion.
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What they offer 10
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Custom Group ToursService
Tours arranged for a group at a time that works for them.
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Easements AtlantaProgram
Protects historic properties with preservation easements and pushes for historic district and landmark protections.
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Historic Preservation AdvocacyService
The center works with residents, companies and government to keep historic Atlanta places from being torn down. It asks the public to speak up, for example about the planned demolition of 148 Edgewood and Sparks Hall.
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InternshipsProgram
Internships with the preservation center.
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L.P. Grant Mansion Public VisitsService
The Grant Mansion is APC's headquarters and is open during the week for free public visits.
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MembershipProgram
People can join the center at several yearly levels. Members get discounted tour admission and newsletters.
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School ProgramsProgram
Lessons about preservation and local history for students, from preschool up through graduate school. Schools and groups can ask the center for details.
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Summer CampProgram
P. Grant Mansion. The 2025 camp was free for children from City of Refuge.
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