Black History Month celebration at College Park Community Center featuring Folks Made the School, a report of research of University of Maryland students in partnership with Lakeland Community Heritage Project. The evening included a video and discussion
Lot 6, Block 35 Possibly Walter W. Bey
Groundbreaking for Spellman House
54th Avenue
Tee shirt decorating
collection of school photos including two teachers at Lakeland (Source: master photo log.xls)
Mr. Brooks speaks during event honoring himself and Pauline Gray. This celebration was held at Embry AME Church.
Performance during dedication ceremony for Lomax Fountain. Locally based gospel group are cousins to the honoree, Dervey Lomax
Demolition Contract CPURR- 11 4802 Lakeland Rd 4812 Lakeland Rd
Cooks in University of Maryland kitchen
During presentation on Lakeland in honor of Black History Month. The program was for University of Maryland staff members at the Riggs Center
Children of James Henry Gray Standing are unknown, Luke, unknown seated are Pauline, William and Eliza.
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Leonard Smith & Mamie McCorkle BPOE Lodge 514 8200 Rhode Island Av Project No 20-3 Block 16 Lot 8 and 1/2 of Lot 9 Value Sheet
In the parish hall of Embry AME Church. Against the wall far left is William Gray and far left is Emma Harrison
Dervey Lomax and Alvin Kushner present an employee award to A. Cager
Betty Smith, Frankie Brown
top College Park Senior Citizens Club circa 1973 center in red is Etelka Lomax and under the mirror is Sylvia Stevens Bottom image unknown
Rev. Dessie L. Carter (far left), pastor of Embry A. M. E. Church, is shown here with members of the Embry Senior Choir. Pictured from left to right are (first row) Spencer Briscoe, Betty Thomas Green, Dessie Randall Thomas, Shirley Randall Anderson, Jean Gray Matthews, Lester Gray, and Thomas Randall; (second row) Janet Randall Gillens, Franklin Brown Jr., Florence Wethers Lee, Vera Johnson Matthews, Fannie Mae Randolph Douglas, and James Clemons.
On the beach near New York City. Members of the Gross/ Hughes family
James Walter Edwards Jr. moved his family into this home on Albany Avenue, east of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad tracks, in 1940. After the Christmas holiday that year, Edwards planted the Christmas tree used in his living room, along with one used in a friend’s celebration. These transplanted trees dwarf the Edwards’ house in this 1960s photograph. The home was demolished in the mid-1970s as part of the urban renewal project.
In University of Maryland Dining Hall
Section 2 of 8
Re: College Park vs Weygandt, Law N. 78629 appeal has been dismissed
Navahoe Street at Tavern
Swearing in of Mayor William Gullett and council. Dervey Lomax is 4th from the left