Malaeloa Itu’au, meaning "extended meeting ground," carries historical weight as a signatory village of the Tutuila Deed of Cession in 1900. Its Olo Site, a defensive fortification, showcases its role in protecting villagers during interregional conflicts. With its rich cultural history and connections to Samoa’s early governance, Malaeloa Itu’au invites history buffs to explore its storied past.