College Park City, Fulton County, Georgia (GA) 30337

College Park City

Fulton County, Georgia

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College Park City Hall is located at 3667 Main Street, College Park, GA 30337.
Phone: 404‑669‑3754.


South Park Cottages

Portions of College Park [1] are located in both Clayton an Fulton counties.

Neighborhoods

  • South Park Cottages
  • Amhurst
  • Amhurst Cove
  • Amhurst Park
  • Beaver Creek
  • Benchmark
  • Boston Commons
  • Brookwood
  • Bruce C Bridges
  • Buffington Park
  • Burdette Place
  • Burdette Ridge
  • Butner Meadows
  • Cambridge Court
  • Camelot
  • Castile Cove
  • Champions Park Estates
  • Cherry Hills
  • Christine Creek
  • Clayton Woods
  • Cliftondale
  • Coldwater Creek
  • College Heights
  • College Park Estates
  • Cooks Landing
  • Cottages of Red Oak
  • Creekside
  • Crenshaw Park
  • Crystal Lake
  • Eagles Grove
  • Elmwood
  • Emerald Pointe
  • Fairfield Square
  • Falcon Forest
  • Feldwood
  • Forest Creek
  • Forest Downs
  • Glens at Creekside
  • Granada
  • Hallie Hills
  • Heritage Circle
  • Heritage Park
  • Hillandale
  • Isleworth
  • Jailette Estates
  • Jamaica Estates
  • Jamestown Colony
  • Kensington Heights
  • Kimberly
  • Lakeshore
  • Lakeside Estates
  • Madison Place
  • Magnolia Estates
  • Magnolia Pointe
  • Magnolia Walk
  • Mallory Walk
  • Meadows of Pinetree
  • Melanie Manor
  • Melanie Woods
  • Merrywood Estates
  • Morning Creek Estates
  • Normandy
  • Norwood
  • Old National East
  • Oxford Walk
  • Parkside
  • Picardy Circle
  • Pine Glen
  • Pine Shoals
  • Pinetree
  • Pittman Park
  • Pointer Ridge
  • Ponderosa
  • Princeton Village
  • Providence Place
  • Rivers Station
  • Sable Chase
  • Sandpipers Cove
  • Scarborough Park Townhomes
  • Sherbrook Court
  • South Fork
  • Southern Pines
  • Stonewall Manor
  • Stonewycke
  • Summer Brook
  • Summerglen
  • The Meadows
  • Thornton Woods
  • Thornwood Park
  • Three Lakes
  • Union Crossing
  • Villages at Fairway
  • Virginia Manor
  • Walden Park
  • Waterford Edge
  • Waverly Park
  • Wexford
  • Williams Bluff
  • Williamsburg Park
  • Windsor Forest
  • Windwood Forest
  • Wood Knoll
  • Woodland Estates
  • Woodward Estates
  • Woodward Hills
  • Wynneswood
  • Yorktown
  • Yorktowne Condos
  • Yorktowne Place

College Park is home to Georgia's College Park Historic District. Listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1996, it is the fourth largest urban Historic District in the State of Georgia.

This totally planned community was originally established in 1890 as the city of Manchester, a manufacturing town. In 1895, Cox College and Conservatory, also known as Southern Female College, moved to Manchester from La Grange in Troup County Georgia. A year later in 1896, the town was renamed College Park since it was not only the home of Cox College, but also Southern Military Academy. The new name was actually a result of contest held by city officials. Lula Roper not only had her submitted name chosen, but also received a choice lot. [1]

  1. Historic College Park Neighborhood Association, About College Park, Georgia, www.hcpna.org, accessed March, 2012.

Nearby Towns: East Point City • Forest Park City • Riverdale City •


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