The kitchen of University of Maryland around 1912 when it was still Maryland Agricultural College. It was nicknamed "Charles Dory's health resort"; pictured from left to right are Bill Dory (seated), Ferdinand Hughes, Spencer Dory, and Charlie Dory. Many Lakelanders worked here.
Appraisal Report - 4810 Lakeland Rd, west half of Lot 13 block 12 Urban Renewal Parcel 18 Block 24
City of College Park Recognition with Mayor Alvin Kushner
Mayor far Left Dervey Lomax second from left
Re: W. Earl Weygandt, et al vs City of College Park, Law No. 79629. Filings attached
Former Lakeland High School Building during period it served as Lakeland Elementary.
Kidd Claiborne seated at the Walls home on Navahoe Street Standing rear is Carol Jean Matthews the other children are unknown
East side of Winnepeg from in front of lot 6, block 35 looking south
Bernice Walls
Ground Breaking for Spellman House
Program from University of Maryland employee event in honor of Black History Month
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Going, Gone The first demolition in Lakeland located at 4800 Navahoe St. The first of 65 structures to be cleared
Car Dealerships
8104 48th Ave Plaza Properties
property appraisal page Blocks 1, 12-4 & 44
Cincinnati Avenue Block 44, E. 1/2 of lot 6, parcel 19-7 Joseph A. & Eleanor M. Galvagna
A Job close to home: Work & employment in Lakeland
On parade along Lakeland Rd
College Park City Council and Mayor William Gullett in Knox Road Council Chamber
Block 45 Lot 7 5402 Cleveland Ave Carl Cager et al.
Class with principal, Edgar Smith
City of College Park awards James Weems 2nd from left. Mayor William Gullett 3rd from left Hattie Sandidge 4th from left There is another copy of this image in the archive from another collection
Atholton, Decatur, Pocomoke Win Whitman Subdues Dundalk, Battles Parkdale for Title by Mark Asher for Washington Post
Dervey A. Lomax joined the U.S. Navy during WWII and served in the Pacific, including Pearl Harbor, Guadalcanal, and Okinawa. When he returned from military service, he was hired by the Department of the Navy in 1948, and rose to the position of supervisory electronic technician with the Naval Electronic Systems Security Engineering Center.
Class of 1950 reunion trip to Wildwood NJ. Location for lodging
Abigail Cohen at community digitization event. This littlest volunteer helps with scanning.
Dedication of fountain honoring Dervey Lomax left to right Thelma Lomax, Dervery Lomax, unknown, Mayor Stephen Brayman
School picture of Gregory Lomax, Program at College Park Elementary School and and wedding reception of picture of Phillip Matthews of Laurel and Vera Johnson of Lakeland
Lomax house, 54th Avenue
A View from the Lakes was an exhibition on the Lakeland community mounted by Maryland National Capital Parks and Planning Commission for Black History Month 2009. Image is of Agnes Harrison Gross
During reunion trip of Lakeland High School class of 1950. The group visited Wildwood New Jersey
Rhode Island Avenue at Lakeland Road
left right Viola Gross
Fourth-generation Lisa Hollomand learned to skate at the Wells Rink in College Park. She received private lessons as her teachers recognized her talent, and she performed for two tours with Disney on Ice between high school and college, from 1985-1987. She is photographed here in 1985. After her tours, she began teaching at a number of rinks.
Rev. Milton Covington of the First Baptist Church is pictured here with parishioners on Women’s Day in the 1960s. Seated from left to right are (first row) Elsie Moody, Mary Brooks Brewer, Rev. Covington, Mary Arthur Brooks, unidentified, and Maria Dory; (second row) Alberta Tolson, Viola Gross, Harriet Lee Morgan, Charles Adams, Mr. Peale, Phoebe Fair, John Fair, and Rosie Cager.
