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In a studio portrait as a young boy wearing knee boots and jodhpurs

From Prince Georges County Teacher's Association to Mary Day of Lakeland Senior High School for third place performance in the Hop, Skip and Jump

school picture

At College Park Community Center

Talaya Boardley and Kamille Gillens outside the home of grandparents Thomas and Agnes Randall

During Lakeland Heritage Weekend at College Park Community Center

Awarded to Carl Cager Figure with laurel wreath Amateur Athletic Union of the United States MDCCCLXXXVII Mile Relay 54 silver award included a pin

4712 Navahoe National Mobile Village Inc Block 17 Lots 4,5 and part of lot 3

This flyer advertises the 1925 Union picnic. For many years the First Baptist Church and Embry African Methodist Episcopal Church sponsored a joint annual Sunday School picnic. It was held at Suburban Gardens in the Deanwood neighborhood of the District of Columbia. Unlike others, the seven-acre amusement park welcomed African-American visitors to enjoy the roller coaster, Ferris wheel, swimming pools, and picnic grounds. Suburban Gardens opened in 1921 and was in operation until 1940.

Queens Chapel Male Chorus in concert during event sponsored by Lakeland Community Heritage Project at Memorial Chapel on University of Maryland Campus

Women's Day in the choir loft at First Baptist Church of College Park

Shortly before demolition

Class Picture from College Park Elementary School during 1965-67 school year

Dervey Lomax, Karen Hampton. Anna Owens and Dermot Owens at College Park City Hall

Block 44 Lots 7, 8, 9 ,10 and 11

portrait of a lady

George Brooks, Sr a daughter and Suzy Brooks

Amy Brooks Hart, George Brooks Sr.Eddie Brooks Taylor, Geneva Brooks Ross

Charles Dory is seen {second row far left seated) with his school mates.

George Elliott Randall was six months old in 1954, when this photograph was taken. “What a time we had getting him ready for this picture,” his mother remembered. “His sister Janet walked him up and down the street and fed him plenty of Sugar Babies.” This photograph of young Randall was taken by Verdell Nesbitt, Lakeland’s own photographer.

Image taken at Sis's Tavern

At her home on Navahoe Street

At his home on 54th Avenue

At his home on 54th Avenue

University of Maryland Physical Plant

During retirement party at University of Maryland Physical Plant

At home of George Henry and Agnes Gross on Cloud Avenue seen is the rear of Rev. Robert Baddy, also at the table left to right are Mrs. Randall Gray, daughter in law Wilmer, granddaughter's Delphine and Maxine, Mrs. Randall Gray, Shirley Randall Anderson, Dessie Thomas, Mrs. Gross's sister Sarah,

Agnes Gross during a meal hosted in her home on 54th Avenue

On Pierce Avenue

At home of George Henry and Agnes Gross. At the grill was friend and former University of Maryland coworker, Willie Johnson, guests were family, friends and fellow UM workers.

Behind the leaf is Emma Harrison next to her is Sarah and to the right Agnes. At home of George Henry and Agnes Gross. At the grill was friend and former University of Maryland coworker, Willie Johnson, guests were family, friends and fellow UM workers.

Chef Willie Johnson in wide. brimmed hat. At home of George Henry and Agnes Gross. Guests were family, friends and fellow UM workers. Johnson was grill master that day and at many such gatherings at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Gross at their home on Cloud Avenue and later on 54th Avenue.

Agnes and George Henry Gross at their home. At the grill that day was friend and former University of Maryland coworker, Willie Johnson, guests were family, friends and fellow UM workers.

Emma Harrison, Elwood Gross and Harry Braxton, Sr.

Harry Braxton, Sr and Elwood Gross. During a BBQ at the home of George Henry and Agnes Gross. When required to leave his home in eastern Lakeland Braxton built a new home on a lot next door.