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Theresa Cordave Walls, Billy Matthews and John Walls

To Hattie Sandidge on the left by Mayor Reading with Dervey Lomax looking on far right

At Christmas

At Lakeland Elementary School

First and Second Grade class

Preview event for screening and discussion of report from research project of LCHP members and University of Maryland students lead by Dr. Mary Sies. The event was held at College Park Community Center

Awarded to Carl Cager Amateur Athletic Union of the United States MDCCCLXXVIII with bar pin

Home of Thelma and Dervey Lomax their sons Elston, Gregory, as well as Dervey's parents Charles and Etelka Lomax

4910 Navahoe Street Leonard Smith and Mamie McCorkle Parcel 20 Block 4 Block 16 lot 2

Pauline Gray speaks at Embry AME Church. The occasion was an event honoring Miss Gray and Arthur Brooks.

City Council portrait

For more than thirty years the first school attended by most Lakelanders was Lakeland Elementary School on Winnipeg Street. It had two classrooms heated by a potbelly stove, and an outhouse in the rear. In 1944 the primary class, grades one through three, was taught by Margaret Wills

Edward and Demand Williams

College Park City Council with Mayor Gullett. Dervey Lomax is far left There is another copy of this image in the archive from another collection

Andre Pitts with date, Simone

Embry A.M.E. Church was the site for the wedding of Kathleen Campbell and James Tyrone Kennedy on September 9, 1972. The pair grew up in Lakeland, attended church, and went to school together. Their clothing and hair styles reflect the height of fashion for that period.

During Friday evening youth event at College Park Community Center Heritage Weekend

Event attendees

Lakeland Room at College Park Community Center

Building the new home of Harold and Julia Pitts in the Central, Conservation area. They had lived in the western section of Lakeland

Front on Baltimore Avenue

Many departments at the University of Maryland provided stable employment for Lakelanders. The lower lefthand image shows, 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.

Mayor and council members. Dervey Lomax is far left.

54th Avenue eastern Lakeland

On steps of the home of Julia and Harrold Pitts in Lakeland

Bessie Mack, John Chesley Mack Jr.,Julie E. Carroll 5030 Navahoe St. After fire Parcel 1-1 Front and rear of building

Boys of Embry AME Church in the sanctuary

4800 Navahoe Street - First Lakeland home demolished shown with bulldozer and rubble.

William Sharps of North Brentwood and Lucille Giles of Lakeland were married March 15, 1945, at Embry A.M.E Church. Rev. W. E. Mosley presided. The formal wedding reception was held at Lakeland Hall. Members of the wedding party include, from left to right, Harry Braxton, Evelyn Giles, Omega Giles, Blanche Sharps, Vera Matthews, Wallace Sharps, Mary Braxton, the bride, the groom, Lola Giles, George Walls, Cecilia Brooks, Robert Fields, Shirley Randall, Margaret Sharps, Cozette Johnson, and James Weems. The flower girls are (left to right) Patricia Barber, Shirley Tyner, and Edna Tyner.

Lakeland Heritage Weekend Youth Night event