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cropped image of school picture 1946-47 school year

Lakelander yearbook

Black History Month signature event for Maryland National Capital Parks and Planning Commission at Montpelier Arts Center 2009

top left lot on Lakeland's eastern section, top right image Charles and Etelka Lomax, second row Little New Zion Fire Baptized Holiness Church of the Americas, bottom image Lakeland's Hall on Navahoe Street

top left unknown, right Warner Adams Bottom image Edward Lee Tyner on leave during WWII. See single image for full description.

8121 54th Avenue Block 44 Lot 2 Gilbert Thomas

One image shows birthday celebration for city employee Other image shows recogniton in council chambers with left to city employee John Sellers and Mayor Alvin Kushner on his left and city manager Leon Shore on his right

held at College Park Community Center pictured left to right are volunteers James Edwards III, Pearl Lee Campbell Edwards, Dr. Edvard Thorsett, Dr. Forrest Tyler, Bob Catlin, Abigail Cohen, Dinah Winnick.

Members of the family of Carol Jean Matthews pictured on her wedding day.

Dignitaries assembled for groundbreaking of Spellman House Apartments

Maryland National Capital Parks and Planning Commission signature Black History Month Event at Montpelier Arts Center 2009

Candid Image

4810 Lakeland Rd west half of Lot 13 block 12 Urban Renewal Parcel 18 Block 24

Pierce Avenue During the ownership of the Robinson family the exterior of "home was always immaculately kept". Says Maxine Gross, who grew up in the community during the 1960s and 70s.

University of Maryland

During Lakeland Heritage Weekend Parade

Front Elwood Gross Rear left to Right Rudolph Gross, George Gray,

A View from the Lakes small exhibit in the Lakeland Room of College Park Community Center

Members of Lakeland High School Class of 1950 during reunion gatherings in Wildwood NJ

2009 Maryland National Capital Parks and Planning Commission signature Black History Month event

Embry AME Church

Senior groups and family gathering

left to right Lockerman, Leon Robinson, Charles Carroll, and unknown

Looks like Sunday morning in Lakeland

James Claiborne is second from the left with Mayor William Reading to the left.

During event in honor of Pauline Gray and Arthur Brooks. Church pastor, Rev Baddy is seated

View: North toward subject from 54th Street

Vera Claiborne with children of First Baptist Church congregation. Pastor, Rev. Milton Covington is interacting from the pulpit

County reception in honor of African queen. Mr. and Mrs. Lomax with queen.

William and Lucille Sharps, at their home in Lakeland with Pamela, age two, welcomed baby daughter Violetta to the family in September 1948. Daughters Melonie and Joy joined the family in 1955 and 1959. Their home was the family residence for four generations until it was razed to make way for urban renewal. The family relocated to Lanham, Maryland, in February 1975.

Dessie Randall Thomas- Department of the Army Award

Portrait of Lakelander, Amos Guss, Lived on Lakeland Rd.