Collection

Harold Adams was an architect, built the red house on 8112 51st Ave for his mother. Picture taken at funeral of Aunt Rosie.

Grounds of Home of George Henry and Agnes Gross Seated are from left to right Harry Braxton, Sr, Elwood Gross and Emma Harrison

Yearbook page

Robert Ridgley Gray

During event at Hyattsville Branch Library celebrating the presentation of her book to the library.

A section A class photo, with the class faculty.

A friend and Jean Gross Gray on the beach near New York City

Concert held at Memorial Chapel, University of Maryland

Font and back of brochure

Site of Spellman House

Agnes Gross and Pauline Gray

Cover Page; Sis. Rollins, "We Need More 'Stephens;" Obituary of Charles Lomax; Delegate Report

City council portrait

The "M" in the traffic circle on Campus Drive has been a landmark on the University of Maryland campus since the 1970s. Its recognition factor is second only to the University Chapel. James Adams of Lakeland was a member of the university's grounds crew for 37 years and was instrumental in the installation of this planting.

Many departments at the University of Maryland provided stable employment for Lakelanders. Pictured here are, left to right, Pauline Gray and Etelka Lomax preparing meals in the kitchen at the Alpha Gamma Rho fraternity. Other Lakeland residents, including Saxoline Campbell, Dorothy Holman, and Hazel Thomas, also were employed as cooks and kitchen-service staff for sorority and fraternity houses.

At College Park Community Center Band Performance

Contains information about the memorial service, held at Embry AME Church on Feb 27 1992; the order of service and pallbearers; an obituary and two notes from Elwood Gross and from Maxine & Delphine Gross; another list of pallbearers; and acknowledgements.

A page for regular signatures.

Urban Renewal Document Signing by Mayor Dervey Lomax another copy of this image can be found in this collection donated by the City of College Park

Front Harry Braxton, Billy Matthews, Rear Clarence Gray, Jessy, al, Bernard brooks, George Henry

Middle left is Lamatine Johnson, donor's oldest living cousin in Lakeland. Lamatine was honored by Pres. Clinton for the work he did with the youth in DC. This photo is from his second wedding in about the 70s. His mother, Leila is also pictured. This page is mainly photos from the wedding. Lamatine had five siblings, all from Lakeland. One didn't live through childhood.

Various photos of friends and family.