Type: Photopage 38

Elwood Gross riding a tricycle watched over by his cousin Rudolph Gross

Pastor of Embry AME Church in pulpit

Calvert F. & Mary A. Long 8141 Baltimore Blvd, College Park MD

2 Apt. 5002 Navahoe Block 16 part of lots 9 &10 Parcel Number Part of 20-2 Willie & Mary E. Sellars

Lakeland's Boy Scout Pack 1025 outside the home of their leader Harold Pitts. The group was sponsored by First Baptist Church of College Park

Broke a leg during Army service playing ball.

Lakeland Citizen's Club

assorted images of Lake Artemisia Natural Area site of the eastern section of Lakeland

Two images of six mayors of the City of College Park Maryland. The top image also includes the portrait of a seventh mayor Bottom image left to right are Dervey Lomax, Alvin Kushner,

The churches of Lakeland have always been the true soul of the community. Gathering for dinner on the lawn of Embry A.M.E. Church has long been a summer tradition in Lakeland. In this 1962 photograph, William Sharps is shown wearing chef’s whites preparing the day’s meal. Seated in the foreground is Dora Robinson, third from the right, along with some friends, including Jacob Johnson, wearing the hat.

During reunion event for Lakeland High School class of 1950. This took place in Wildwood NJ

Lakeland's primary ballfield Pierce Avenue

With early Mickey Mouse

At Sandy Point Mrs. James Gibson

Leo, Limatine, Raynard, Isaiah and baby Maggie Johnson

left to right Dervey Lomax and Jim Herl at Lakeland Park

Children of Clarence and Cristine Gray at family home on 54th Avenue at Pierce Avenue

Baltimore Avenue at Navahoe Steet

Folks Made the School screening and presentation by Lakelanders and student researchers from the University of Maryland and their teacher, Dr. Mary Sies

City of College Park awards program James Weems 2nd from left Mayor William Reading 3rd from left Hattie Sandidge 4th from left There is another copy of this image in the archive from another collection/

Eastern Lakeland Galvagna

Issued by African Methodist Episcopal Church to Martha Edwards

Jeffrey Briscoe, Douglas Few, James Gray, and George Randall were Lakeland’s favorite sons in 1971, when they led Parkdale High School’s Panthers to a state basketball title. Briscoe, Gray, and Randall were members of the first class of Lakeland students to attend the new high school. They had sharpened their skills in Lakeland’s schoolyard and as teammates at Greenbelt Junior High School.

Lakelander yearbook

In front of family home on 54th Avenue in Lakeland

During City awards program Leonard Smith is second from the left

Images from event in honor or Hattie Sandidge. Image top left Vera Claiborne presents a song, right top honoree and family members greeted by State Delegate Pauline Menes, bottom row left Elwood Gross at lectern bottom right unknown

Kathleen Campbell Kennedy and James Tyrone Kennedy in a wedding portrait in Embry AME Church

Children of Embry join with area AME youth at Turner Memorial AME Church at 6th and I Street in Washington DC. That building was once home to Adas Israel Congregation. When that group sold the building it was purchased in 1951 and renovated to meet the needs of an AME congregation. Turner has since moved to building in Hyattsville Maryland. The Washington building has been returned to much of it's original state and is now known as the Sixth and I Historic Synagogue. It is a non-denominational, non membership, non traditional Jewish synagogue, The space holds religious services for various denominations and hosts cultural events for the public.

Lakelander yearbook

Damian Jones on a tricycle in the garden of the Sharps, his grandparents in the eastern area of Lakealnd.

From a series taken during an urban renewal public meeting at Paint Branch Elementary School in Lakeland