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Agnes Gross and Margarete Gray on the beach in New York

Nine Wonders Social Club event

Held at Lakeland High School site, Washington Brazilian SDA Church. Program was presentation of research from University of Maryland class

Communion stewardess board at Embry AME Church

Leonard Smith and Mamie McCorkle 8200 Rhode Island Avenue Pride of Bladensburg Lodge #514 I.B.P.O.E.W.

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Sunday on the Grounds of Embry AME Church

Front row Nicole Thomas, Sharon Seldon, Barrett Matthews, Karen Seldon, Pamela Tolson, Rear Denise Seldon, Alvin Seldon, Kimberly Gillins, unknown, Lisa Carter

Contains history of community and zoning with conclusions about issues and causes Page 1 of 19 MNCPPC Technical Staff Report and Amended Technical Staff Report Application Nos A-8547, A-9308, A-9308, A-9309, A-9310 & A-9311 Planning Area 66

The Embry Youth Choir was organized in 1979 under the guidance of the pastor, Rev. Dessie L. Carter. Pictured are, from left to right, Talaya Boardley, Kimberly Gillens, Sharon Seldon, Linda Kim Lockerman, Monique Thomas, adviser Jean Gray Matthews, Rev. Carter, Lisa Gray, Kamille Gillens, Karon Seldon, Dean Matthews, and Paul Thomas. Members not shown are Lisa Carter, Barrett Matthews, Denise Penn, Nicole Thomas, and Pamela Tolson. (Courtesy of Embry A.M.E. Church.)

Maxine Gross and Dervey Lomax at swearing in of city council. On that day Mr. Lomax ended his term and Ms. Gross began her first term.

Volunteer training for collections event. Session lead by Dr. Edvard Eugene Thorsett

Located directly across from Lake Artemesia and the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad tracks, the Gray family home was for more than 60 years the site of many gatherings for family and friends. It hosted elementary school students in 1909 when the space in the schoolhouse became inadequate. From 1909 to 1917 a post office and rail stop operated from it as well. Today, Paint Branch Elementary stands on the property.

Weygandt property

Children playing ball in a Lakeland street

East side of Winnepeg from in front of lot 6, block 35 looking north

"Looking Southeast toward Navahoe Street from 8000 block of 54th Ave" Note attached is not correct. View was from Lakeland Road. The rail crossing was not visible from Navahoe St.

View of Sunday School Picnic

8104 and 8106 48th Avenue Block 19 E. 87.1 of Lot 1 Project Parcel 23-1

With the limited access African Americans had to public spaces until the 1960s, this building on western Navahoe Street was forced to serve a multitude of functions. It was designated “Lakeland’s Hall” because it served as an informal community center as well as a place for public meetings, dances, wedding receptions, and church services. On Saturday, it became a movie theater. The building is shown here circa 1965. This hall replaced an earlier structure that was located in the central section of the community.

At City Hall, In honor of the Dory's 50th wedding anniversary

Front left to right are children Joanne, Harry Jr. and Douglas

5100 Pierce Av George and Rosie Gross

For Veterans' Memorial on Baltimore Avenue in College Park With shelves from left to right are James Adams, unknown, unknown and Mayor Joseph Page

At Washington Brazilian SDA Church in Lakeland High School site

Banquet in Honor of Hattie Sandidge hosted by the Lakeland Civic Association in 1975,

Members of College Park’s Public Works crew were honored during a city council meeting circa 1965. Mayor William Gullett (far right) is shown shaking hands with director of Engineering Services Caulder B. Morris. Lakelanders among the group include Chauncey Taylor Sr. (far left) and William Smith (next to him), as well as Paul Parker (third from the right).

Ninth Grade shown on page of Lakelander yearbook

Mayor Kushner and Mr. John Sellers with Leon Shore

Looking East

J. Chesley Mack, sometimes referred to as the unofficial mayor of Lakeland, operated Mack’s Market on Rhode Island Avenue. It was a general store with an ice cream counter and billiard parlor on the main floor, and rental apartments on the second floor. Mack also worked as a chef at the University of Maryland and served as Lakeland’s City Council representative from 1945 until 1957.

These students are ready for a beach trip. Their teacher offered the outing as a reward to those earning top points in her classroom behavior program. Pictured are front left to right ?, Danny Parker, Joy Sharps behind Karen Sampson, Alison Sampson, Patricia Campbell and rear Delphine Gross and Myra Howard

Mayor Anna Owens makes presentation to Dervey Lomax at College Park City Hall

Guests and host during 25th Anniversary celebration of George Henry and Agnes Gross in the dining room of their Cloud Avenue home

Jennifer Campbell In her family home on Navahoe Street

Stage with dignitaries

Sunday event at Washington Brazilian Seventh Day Adventist Church, historic Lakeland High School site.